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Murcia celebrates Children's Rights Week from tomorrow Wednesday until November 20, which, in this new edition, will focus on respect.
The Department of Social and Family Rights, as it has been doing for more than 20 years, has organized for these days different awareness activities for citizens in general.
In 2015, the United Nations approved the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, with 17 sustainable development goals (SDGs) and 169 goals.
The Agenda is an action plan that commits all governments and all people to act so that, in 2030, human rights become a reality for all people.
From these approaches, Rights Week 2019 focuses on a fundamental value for development, coexistence and social peace: respect, to contribute to the "development of fair, peaceful and inclusive societies", objective 16 of the SDG.
Thus, among the activities planned to achieve this goal, workshops and colloquium talks on respect for children's rights in different schools in the municipality such as Ciudad de Murcia, Vistabella, Barriomar 74, San Pío X, Santiago el Mayor and San Andrés stand out, a chess workshop based on respect in Espinardo, and activities to teach respect in Zarandona in collaboration with ASTRAPACE, Monteagudo, El Raal, Nonduermas, Santa Cruz and Cabezo de Torres.
The Plaza de Toledo in the neighborhood of Santa María de Gracia will be the scene of the gymnasium 'I respect, you respect' organized in collaboration with ASSIDO and will be held on Thursday 14 at 4:30 p.m.
Within the programming of this Week there is also space for the cinema.
The Regional Film Library will host the screening of the movie 'Wonder' (November 13 at 4:30 p.m.), 'Wall-e' (November 18 at 4:30 p.m.) and 'Born in Syria' (November 18 at 20.30 hours).
Access is free with invitation.
Also, the auditorium of La Alberca will host on Friday 15, at 5:00 pm, the performance of the play 'Goodbye Peter Pan', by Festun Teatre.
Admission is free with invitation.
On Sunday, November 17, from 10:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., it will be the turn of the Children's Party for Children's Rights.
The Silk Garden will host various workshops organized by childhood associations that collaborate in the Week, a climbing wall and various entertainment and performances by children of the associations.
On Wednesday the 20th at 10 am, the Plenary Hall will host the already traditional Children's Plenary in which the little ones exercise for a day as mayor and city councilors.
Primary students from Fuenteblanca, Vicente Medina, Nuestra Señora de la Arrixaca and San Vicente Ferrer schools will participate.
The program will close a march for the Rights of the Child, leaving from the Barrio de la Paz and ending in Santo Domingo where a manifesto will be read.
It will be Wednesday 20th at 5pm.
The Councilor for Social and Family Rights, Pilar Torres, has indicated that "raising awareness about children's rights is one of the strategies that the City Council of Murcia carries out in order to contribute to improving care, protection and social promotion of childhood and adolescence in the Municipality, encouraging reflection on the participation of children in all those areas in which their life develops. "
Various associations such as AFACMUR, Explorers of Murcia, AMUPHEB, ASPANPAL, Antonio Moreno Foundation, ASSIDO, Fundación Secretariado Gitano, Onda de Murcia Association, Community Development Institute, Guide Dogs Association-ASOCIDE, Magma participate in this Children's Rights Week and Margyjp, ASOCIDE Manos Unidos, ASTRADE, Nuevo Futuro, ASTRAPACE, ONCE, AYNOR, Abraham Project, Caritas, Pupaclown, Integral Children's Center, Red Caixa Proinfancia, CEPAIM, Catholic Scout of Murcia, Columbares, UTE ACOFAMT, Consumur, UTE Kangaroo , Grow, UNICEF and Paidos Infant School.
In addition, the Department of Education and Infant Schools, the Department of Culture and Heritage Recovery, Civil Protection, Cajamurcia Foundation, Regional Film Library and Puppet Murcia collaborate.
It must be remembered that the municipal Corporation approved in the past plenary the Children's Plan 2019-2022, the roadmap of the set of actions that will be developed in the municipality of Murcia for social promotion, care and protection for children and children. adolescence with an estimated budget of 102,286,094 million euros.
The objective is to give prominence to minors and guarantee their well-being around the principles of equality, full inclusion and social integration.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia
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