Stamps Collection ~ 09-10-09

^^^ First Day Cover ^^^



^^^Braille embossed RM1.00^^^


^^ Block Of 4 Designs of RM0.30 Stamps ^^

1) RIGHT TO PLAY
2) RIGHT TO FOOD
3) RIGHT TO LEARN
4) RIGHT TO PROTECTION

A set of stamps " A caring society give children their right" was issued on 09-10-2009.
Year 2009 is the 20th anniversary of the Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC). This legally binding treaty calls on all citizens of the world, from its leaders to each one of us; women, men, gilrs and boys, to live up to our duties to ensure every child survives and thrives, free of hunger, want, neglect and abuse.
The CRC demands from every one of us, as part of a caring society, to place children at the heart of human development. Not only because this offers a strong returnon our investment; nor because the vulnerability of childhood calls upon our compassion; but rather because that is every child's right.
For more infor about the CRC, visit http://www.unicef.org/rightsite

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