For 75 years, the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) has been working tirelessly for child rights and for the well-being of every child. Whoever they are. Wherever they live.
As UNICEF celebrates its 75th anniversary in 2021, UNICEF in Malaysia would like to use the opportunity to engage the media on an important aspect in the country – Reporting of Children in the Media, with a Malaysian context.
The engagement will invite various media and talked about valuing and appreciating children’s rights when featuring children in media stories.
Feeling a thirst in knowing about more issues discussed? Register yourself here at https://bit.ly/38LxkEV now!
The event will be held on 23 September and is available for all Malaysian media to join.
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