International Children's Radio and Television Day Awards ceremony, CCTV children's documentary award

November 13 News, the United Nations Children's Fund in New York, "International Children's radio and Television Day" awards ceremony, China Central Television's children's documentary "On the Road" to win the best Television category award. This is the first time since the establishment of the award in 1994, China's radio and television media has won the Laurel.

We are delighted to learn that our long-standing partner, CCTV, has won the international award. CCTV's entries are a keen insight into one of the most important things that children in China have to go through every day--to school. "said Dell Rutstein, director of information services at the UNICEF office in China. "We look forward to working with the Chinese media to forge a closer partnership and to work together with our children to realize their rights," he said. ”

The next "International Child radio and Television Day" is scheduled for the first Sunday of next March, March 1, 2009, with the theme "Working together for children-listening to the voices of children."

CCTV's video clip, which focuses on the theme of the 2007 "International Children's radio and television Day"-"The World we want"-vividly recounts the dreams of nine of children from different backgrounds on their long and arduous journey to school. The film was aired in the CCTV children's channel at the end of 2007, covering more than 90% children under 300,000,018 years of age.

About International Children's radio and television day

The United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) launched the International Children's radio and Television Day in 1991, which aims to encourage the global media to bring the world together to focus on children-related topics. Every December, the event calls on global children and adolescents to participate in media writing, reporting, programming and hosting, and to express their views and views on matters related to children. The International Children's radio and Television Day was established in 1994 to recognize the most outstanding media organizations that embody the spirit of international children's radio and television day. Starting in 2009, the International Children's radio and television Day is scheduled for the first Sunday of March each year, and the next international children's radio and television Day will be held on March 1, 2009 to encourage more media participation.