National body hosts juveniles for Int'l Children’s Day
A programme of further activities will also be hosted across the country throughout the week dedicated to the international date. Photo: Georgia's National Agency for Crime Prevention, Execution of Non-custodial Sentences and Probation/Facebook
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Georgia's National Agency for Crime Prevention, Execution of Non-custodial Sentences and Probation on Wednesday hosted its juvenile beneficiaries for educational and entertaining events marking International Children's Day.
Photo:Georgia's National Agency for Crime Prevention, Execution of Non-custodial Sentences and Probation/Facebook
The Agency invited the young beneficiaries to a tour of the historical Gonio Castle in the Black Sea coastline town of Gonio, with animators entertaining the visitors, the body said.
Photo:Georgia's National Agency for Crime Prevention, Execution of Non-custodial Sentences and Probation/Facebook
A programme of further activities will also be hosted across the country throughout the week dedicated to the international date.
It will include visits to an entertainment centre, a contact zoo and a museum of illusions for the juveniles.
The United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF), with support from the European Union, trained over 50 Georgian juvenile justice professionals on children’s rights, the EU Delegation to Georgia said on Friday.
The Georgian Education Ministry’s Office of Resource Officer on Wednesday marked the International Children’s Day with educational activities at Tbilisi No. 50 Public School, the Office said.
Georgia’s capital of Tbilisi is celebrating International Children’s Day with a range of concerts, exhibitions, educational activities and theatre shows in recreational parks of the city.
The Georgian Ministry of Justice is holding a charity event prior to the Orthodox Easter to assist the beneficiaries of the Juvenile Referral Centre.
The Georgian National Archives launched exhibition and sale of the handmade items of over 80 Justice Ministry employees to assist the beneficiaries of the Juvenile Referral Centre.