The United Nations marks the year with international days – for education, for peace, for press freedom, for the rights of the child. On every one of them ChildPress reporters ask the adults the same question: what are you doing for the children? Pick a day to watch their reports.
- 20NovWorld Children’s DayOn 20 November 1989 the world promised every child rights. On World Children’s Day our reporters check whether the adults keep that promise.
- 10DecHuman Rights Day10 December is Human Rights Day. ChildPress reporters ask what rights mean when you are a child, and who is there to defend them.
- 24JanInternational Day of EducationEvery child has the right to go to school. On the International Day of Education our reporters ask what a good school looks like – and who is left outside the classroom.
- 20FebWorld Day of Social JusticeFair chances for everyone – not just for some. On the World Day of Social Justice our reporters ask who gets a fair start in life, and who decides.
- 1MarZero Discrimination DayNobody should be treated worse because of who they are. On Zero Discrimination Day our reporters ask where discrimination still hides – and how to stop it.
- 22AprInternational Mother Earth DayOne planet, no spare. On Mother Earth Day our reporters ask what we owe the Earth – and what the Earth needs from us.
- 3MayWorld Press Freedom DayA free press is how a society talks to itself. On World Press Freedom Day our young reporters ask journalists, editors and politicians what freedom of the press really means.
- 1JunGlobal Day of ParentsParents are a child’s first defenders. On the Global Day of Parents our reporters ask what good parenting looks like – and what support parents need.
- 15JulWorld Youth Skills DaySkills open doors. On World Youth Skills Day our reporters ask what young people need to learn – and who is teaching them.
- 12AugInternational Youth DayYoung people are not the future – they are here now. On International Youth Day our reporters ask the adults what they are doing for the young.
- 8SepInternational Literacy DayReading is the key to every other right. On International Literacy Day our reporters ask why millions still cannot read – and what helps.
- 15SepInternational Day of DemocracyDemocracy is not only for those who can vote. On the International Day of Democracy our reporters ask what democracy means when you are a child – and who listens when children speak.
- 5OctWorld Teachers’ DayBehind every reporter is a teacher. On World Teachers’ Day our reporters turn the microphone around and ask teachers what they need.