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Children's Day
Children's Day is a day to celebrate children and to draw attention to their wellbeing and rights, but the date and the traditions differ from country to country. In Romania it is Ziua Copilului on 1 June, which is a public holiday. Children receive gifts and treats, schools and local authorities hold events, and many museums, zoos and cultural venues offer free or discounted admission for families. For many families the day is an occasion for outings and for small presents. Many people regard it as a family-centred holiday that has kept its popularity.
The date of 1 June is shared with many other countries, which follow the tradition of International Children's Day, set in the late 1940s by the Women's International Democratic Federation. The United Nations has a separate Universal Children's Day on 20 November, which marks the 1959 Declaration of the Rights of the Child and the 1989 Convention on the Rights of the Child. Other countries, for example Turkey on 23 April, have their own national children's days. Local councils often hold concerts, workshops and sports events. The date has also been used by charities to raise awareness of children's rights.
Children's Day: all countries