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Empower Young Voices: Book City Hosts Engaging Workshop on Advancing Children’s Rights
Book City, in collaboration with UNICEF, hosted a workshop titled ‘Children’s Rights and Business’ in Tehran to enhance understanding of children’s rights among bookstore staff. The event focused on the bookstore’s role in advocating for child rights, featuring speeches from UNICEF representatives and Book City’s CEO, Ali Jafarabadi. Key topics included the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child and practical strategies for integrating these principles into retail environments. Additionally, the introduction of “The Sand Fox Prize,” a literary award for young readers, was announced. This initiative is part of a broader partnership aimed at promoting children’s welfare and rights across Iran.
