5 graphic novels to celebrate it | Wired Italy

It is celebrated on November 20th there World day of childhood and adolescence. An anniversary that coincides with the adoption dates of the Declaration of the rights of the childin 1959, and the Convention on the Rights of the Child, in 1989, by the UN General Assembly.

Since then, awareness of the need to protect children worldwide has increased, but there are still many steps to be taken to ensure that children are protected in all parts of the world and in all contexts. The graphic novels have often examined and told, in a delicate or brutal, narrative or journalistic way, difficult topics such as adoptionsthe child laborthe life condition underprivileged in poor countries, the bullying and abuse in developed countries. Here are the best headlines to celebrate this World Children’s Day.