Ariadne's Magic Box – Children's Rights

Ariadna has a magic box where some special friends live. She soon realises that they are little ones and that she must help them so that they do not go hungry or get sick. Without realising it, in the form of a game, the young protagonist begins to understand the importance of adults taking care of children, from parents to doctors and teachers. The story is inspired by the fourth principle of the Rights of Children, according to which they have the right to food, shelter, play and medical care, even before they are born. It includes the Declaration of the Rights of Children, adopted by the United Nations General Assembly, in resolution 1386 (XVI) of 20 November 1959.

ALEIX CABRERA / ROSA M

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