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By UNICEF Australia
2 June 2020

Did you know that every child has the right to rest, relax, play and take part in creative and cultural activities?

Children have many rights, like the right to life, safety, family, identity, expression and protection from violence among many others. That’s why we’ve created this fun activity book for you and your children to enjoy, while also learning about children’s rights.

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UNICEF Australia

By UNICEF Australia

UNICEF Australia works for the survival, protection and development of children worldwide through fundraising, advocacy, education and international development programs.

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