United Nations Photo - Students from the JFK International School visit UNOG

Conceptually similar

Secretary-General Participates in Red Hand Day Campaign

2/12/2009 6:44:59 PM

Unique ID UN7520991

New Courtroom Inauguration of the palais des Nations

Inauguration of New Courtroom at Palais des Nations, Geneva

3/11/2014 12:00:00 AM

Unique ID UN7261232

INTERNATIONAL DAY OF REFLECTION ON THE 1994 GENOCIDE IN RWANDA

UNOG Marks International Day of Reflection on Genocide in Rwanda

4/11/2016 5:12:58 PM

Unique ID UN7182703

Similar tones

Headline Head of UNOG Receives "Red Hand" Prints Protesting Use of Child Soldiers

Caption Description Michael Møller, Acting Director-General of the UN Office at Geneva (UNOG), received “Red Hand” prints from students of the John F. Kennedy International School located in Saanen, Switzerland. Each year on Red Hand Day (12 February), children and youth in different countries collect “Red Hand” prints to protest the recruitment and use of children as soldiers in armed conflicts and to demand a stop to the practice. The Red Hand Day campaign began in 2002, when the optional protocol to the Convention on the Rights of the Child on the involvement of children in armed conflict entered into force.
UNOG Director-General Møller (centre right) is pictured with the students of the JFK International School, along with Marilena Viviani (centre left), Associate Director of Global Programme Partnerships at the UN Children’s Fund (UNICEF).

Unique Identifier UN7269091

NICA ID 580837

Production Date 02/21/2014 12:00:00 AM

City/Location Geneva

Country Switzerland

Credit UN Photo/Jean Marc Ferré