Children's rights highlighted in poster competition

The rights of children all over the world will be marked later today in European Union House.

Tue, 20 Nov, 2007 - 07:06

The rights of children all over the world will be marked later today in European Union House.

The national winners of the Eurojeune Poster competition will be announced at the awards ceremony to highlight International Day of Human Rights of the Child.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: EuropeanPlace: DublinPlace: MonaghanPlace: KilkennyPlace: GalwayPlace: BrusselsPerson: Franco FrattiniPerson: Vice-President of the EuropeanPerson: Helen KeoghEvent: Eurojeune Poster competitionEvent: International Day of Human Rights of the ChildEvent: UN Convention on the Rights of the ChildEvent: Universal Children’s DayOrganisation: CommissionOrganisation: EUOrganisation: European UnionOrganisation: European Commission Representation inOrganisation: Irish Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to ChildrenOrganisation: ISPCCOrganisation: UNCRCOrganisation: World VisionOrganisation: World Vision Ireland
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