What is the origin and significance of June 1st?

0 1 In order to guarantee the rights of survival, health care and education of children all over the world and improve their lives, the meeting decided to designate June 1 day as International Children's Day every year. It is a festival for all countries in the world to protect children's rights to survival, medical care and education, improve children's lives and oppose child abuse and poisoning.

Every June 1 is Children's Day. What is it also called? Children's Day? This is a national children's festival. The school will prepare all kinds of interesting activities and many small gifts for children to have a happy day. Let's learn about the origin and significance of Children's Day!

The origin of Children's Day on June 1st 1942, German fascists shot and killed 140 male citizens and all babies over 6 years old in Dice Village in Tekelli, and took women and 90 children to concentration camps. Houses and buildings in the village were burned down. In this way, a good village was destroyed by German fascists. In order to mourn the children who died in the fascist war of aggression in Caicun, Li Di, and all over the world, 1949 165438 10, the International Democratic Women's Federation held a board meeting in Moscow, and China and representatives of other countries angrily exposed the crimes of imperialists and reactionaries from all over the world in killing and poisoning children. In order to protect children's rights to life, medical care and education all over the world and improve their lives, the meeting decided to designate June 1 day as International Children's Day every year.

The significance of Children's Day on June 1st International Children's Day (also known as Children's Day) is a festival to protect children's rights of survival, health care and education all over the world, improve children's lives and oppose child abuse and poisoning. Most countries usually set it to June 1 every year. At present, governments all over the world are generally concerned about children's future and protect their rights and interests. 1990 The Convention on the Rights of the Child adopted by the United Nations, of which China is one of the participating countries and signatories. In the same year of ratifying the Convention on the Rights of the Child, China promulgated the Law on the Protection of Minors in People's Republic of China (PRC), which played a positive role in safeguarding children's rights and interests.