The Right Year for Children (RY4C) is a year of action to strengthen children's rights in England. It started on 16 December 2011, the 20th anniversary of the UK ratifying the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child.

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Rights! Cameras! Action! Exhibition – young people explore children’s rights through photography

Posted on April 5, 2012 by ry4c-admin



	Young People Explore Children’s Rights Through Photography An exhibition to mark the Right Year for Children (www.ry4c.org.uk) – a year of events and campaigns to mark 20 years since Britain’s adoption of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child. Wednesday 11th April – Thursday 10th May 2012 Opening hours: Monday to Saturday 11am-5:30pm Private View and Right Year for Children reception: Thursday 3rd May 2012, 5pm – 8pm RSVP: matt@photovoice.org @ The Underground Gallery In the underpass, Exit 9, Charing Cross Underground Station, London Private lift available – call 0207 379 8828 For more about the Rights! Cameras! Action! project and UNCRC, including free resources and lesson plans, visit: www.rightscamerasaction.org.uk This exhibition has been generously supported by www.supersizeprint.co.uk

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