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World’s Children’s Prize Global Vote

Since its launch in 2000, some 44 million children have participated in the World’s Children’s Prize Program, which is the world’s largest annual rights and democracy education initiative empowering children to become changemakers who stand up for human fellowship, the equal value of all people, the rights of the child, democracy and sustainable development.

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Carmilla Floyd

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Reminder: ”Children’s Nobel Prize” recipient revealed at press conference in Sweden on May 9

Tomorrow, Thursday 9 May, the recipient of the World’s Children’s prize 2019, dubbed the “Children’s Nobel Prize” by the media worldwide, will be revealed at 2.30 pm, at Gripsholm Castle in Mariefred, Sweden. A Ceremony will follow. Three Child Rights Advocates from Burundi, India, and Haiti will be present, as will Princess Sofia of Sweden. Media must request press passes in advance.

6 May 2019 08:30

Invitation à la Conférence de presse le 9 Mai – Le Héros des Droits de l'Enfant de cette année y sera dévoilé

Qui sera cette année élu Héros des Droits de l'Enfant, le lauréat à qui sera remis le Prix des Enfants du Monde (PEM), prix décerné par des millions d’enfants et que l’on désigne souvent par « Prix Nobel des Enfants » ? La nouvelle sera communiquée le jeudi 9 mai à 14.30 h au château de Gripsholm, Mariefred, Suède. Les Héros de Burundi, Haiti et Inde seront présents.

Divya Santosh Mundhe, one of the Indian girls supported by Dr Ashok Dyalchand (far left, with HRH Princess Sofia of Sweden at the World’s Children’s Prize Ceremony in May.

12 May 2019 00:30

"Children’s Nobel Prize" goes to Indian activist against child marriage

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 .

Divya Mundhe, one of the Indian girls protected from child marriage by Dr Ashok Dyalchand (far left, with HRH Princess Sofia of Sweden at the World’s Children’s Prize Ceremony

11 May 2019 20:18

"Children’s Nobel Prize" goes to activist against child marriage in India

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 .