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'''Variants:'''
'''Variants:'''
*Soccer: "Children have the right to protection from child labor."
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*Remote: "Children have the right to appropriate information."
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*Transform: "Children have the right to express themselves."
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*Bundles: "Children have right to protection in times of war."
*Abducted: "Children have the right to protection from trafficking and abduction."
*Cave: "Children have the right to know and live their culture."
*Warzone: "Children have the right to protection from neglect."
*Elevator: "Children have the right to play."
*Landmine: "Children have the right to protection from landmines."
*Shadow: "Children have the right to protection from sexual abuse."
*Art: "Children have the right to express themselves."
*Conditions: "Children have the right to survive and develop to the fullest."
*Snails: "Children have the right to a home."
*Privacy: "Children have the right to privacy."
*Loneliness: "Children have the right to a loving and caring family."


'''Technique:''' Usually a digital graphic with cross-dissolve transitions.
'''Technique:''' Usually a digital graphic with cross-dissolve transitions.

Revision as of 15:15, 1 March 2024



France

Tag (1998-1999)

Visuals:

Variants:

  • Soccer: "Children have the right to protection from child labor."
  • Remote: "Children have the right to appropriate information."
  • Transform: "Children have the right to express themselves."
  • Bundles: "Children have right to protection in times of war."
  • Abducted: "Children have the right to protection from trafficking and abduction."
  • Cave: "Children have the right to know and live their culture."
  • Warzone: "Children have the right to protection from neglect."
  • Elevator: "Children have the right to play."
  • Landmine: "Children have the right to protection from landmines."
  • Shadow: "Children have the right to protection from sexual abuse."
  • Art: "Children have the right to express themselves."
  • Conditions: "Children have the right to survive and develop to the fullest."
  • Snails: "Children have the right to a home."
  • Privacy: "Children have the right to privacy."
  • Loneliness: "Children have the right to a loving and caring family."

Technique: Usually a digital graphic with cross-dissolve transitions.

Audio:

Availability: It was seen on their "Cartoons On Children's Right" PIFs.

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