What is the universal date for World Children’s Day?

World Children’s Day is observed globally on 20th November each year. This date marks the adoption of the Declaration of the Rights of the Child (1959) and the Convention on the Rights of the Child (1989) by the United Nations General Assembly. The day promotes international togetherness, awareness among children, and efforts to improve their welfare worldwide. It is celebrated by governments, schools, and organizations to highlight the importance of child rights such as education, safety, and equality. World Children’s Day serves as a reminder that all children—regardless of nationality, gender, or background—deserve a safe, nurturing environment and opportunities to thrive.