KABARMEGAPOLITAN.com – History and purpose of the Day of Innocent Children Victims of International Aggression on June 4. International Day of Innocent Children Victims of Aggression exists because their suffering cannot be ignored. War, abuse, and cruelty take their toll on childhood, leaving scars that no child should have to bear.
This day calls on the world to listen, look and act. Every child deserves love, protection and a future full of hope.
In many places, war and violence rob us of the simple joys of childhood. Some children lose their families. Others lost their homes.
This day reminds the world that behind every statistic there is a child who longs for goodness. They need more than just sympathy.
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They need a world that fights for them, protects them, and refuses to let them suffer in silence.
In 1982, the United Nations (UN) General Assembly held an emergency session regarding the situation in Palestine.
Reports reveal that many children in Palestine and Lebanon have suffered as a result of armed conflict.
The level of violence shocked world leaders. Many feel the need to take action.
That same year, the UN established International Day of Children Victims of Aggression to recognize the suffering of children caught up in war, abuse and violence.
Although initially focused on Palestinian and Lebanese children, its meaning has since broadened.
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Today, International Day of Innocent Children Victims of Aggression serves as a reminder of the struggles faced by children everywhere.
The UN continues to work with governments and humanitarian organizations to create policies that keep children safe, including laws against child labor, human trafficking, and violence.
Leaders around the world use this warning to discuss ways to prevent harm and improve protection.
In addition to raising awareness, International Day of Innocent Child Victims of Aggression encourages action.
Governments, communities and individuals can help by supporting policies and initiatives that protect childhood. Every child has the right to grow up without fear.
Recognizing the difficulties they face is the first step towards building a safer world.***
