Dr Ashok Dyalchand from Pachod, India, has been chosen by millions of children to be this year’s Child Rights Hero and recipient of the World’s Children’s Prize, (WCP), dubbed as the “Children’s Nobel Prize” by worldwide media. Dr Dyalchand has been campaigning against child marriage and fighting for equal rights for girls for 40 years, also involving boys and men in the fight for equality .
Dr. Ashok Dyalchand from India, has been chosen by millions of children as this year’s Child Rights Hero and recipient of the World’s Children’s Prize, (WCP), dubbed the “Children’s Nobel Prize” by the media. Dr. Dyalchand has been campaigning against child marriage and fighting for equal rights for girls for 40 years, also involving boys and men in the fight for equality .
Today, children in Burma/Myanmar revealed that Dr Ashok Dyalchand, who has been campaigning against child marriage and fighting for equal rights for girls for 40 years, has been chosen by millions of children to be this year’s Child Rights Hero and recipient of the World’s Children’s Prize, (WCP), known as the “Children’s Nobel Prize” by worldwide media.
Today, children in Cameroon revealed that Dr Ashok Dyalchand, who has been campaigning against child marriage and fighting for equal rights for girls for 40 years, has been chosen by millions of children to be this year’s Child Rights Hero and recipient of the World’s Children’s Prize, (WCP), known as the “Children’s Nobel Prize” by worldwide media.
Today, children in Ghana revealed that Dr Ashok Dyalchand, who has been campaigning against child marriage and fighting for equal rights for girls for 40 years, has been chosen by millions of children to be this year’s Child Rights Hero and recipient of the World’s Children’s Prize, (WCP), known as the “Children’s Nobel Prize” by worldwide media.
Today, children in Sierra Leone revealed that Dr Ashok Dyalchand, who has been campaigning against child marriage and fighting for equal rights for girls for 40 years, has been chosen by millions of children to be this year’s Child Rights Hero and recipient of the World’s Children’s Prize, (WCP), known as the “Children’s Nobel Prize” by worldwide media.
Today, children in Uganda revealed that Dr Ashok Dyalchand, who has been campaigning against child marriage and fighting for equal rights for girls for 40 years, has been chosen by millions of children to be this year’s Child Rights Hero and recipient of the World’s Children’s Prize, (WCP), known as the “Children’s Nobel Prize” by worldwide media.
Since its launch in 2000, close to 50 million children have learned about the Rights of the Child and democracy through the World's Children's prize Program. The majority of the participating children live in poor, fragile countries and are learn-ing for the first time that they have rights.
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