text: vention on the Rights of the Child. Among UNICF.F'S most active part- ners during the year were Rotary International, Jaycees International and the scouting movements, who mobilized their members at national and local levels to support immuniza- tion efforts and the fight against diarrhoea! diseases. UNICEF also bene- fited from the continued support of 46such bodies as the International Pediatric Association and the Interna- tional Council of Nurses, and forged new links with La Leche League to promote breast-feeding. The 10th anniversary of ire and the passage of the United Nations Con- vention on the Rights of the Child offered a special opportunity to ex- pand co-operation with NGOS in the overall area of child rights. Defence for Children International, the Inter- national Catholic Child Bureau and Save the Children played leading roles in support of the Conventions adop- tion. At regional and country levels, UNICEF worked closely \vith individual Save the Children organizations, Childhope, the International Society for the Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect and other bodies. Two important contributions dur- ing the year were the publication of "Caught in the Cross Current1, an analysis of progress for children .since ivc, and the forward-looking interna- tional NGO Forum, "Challenge for the 1990s...Planning for Children'. Parliamentarians and religious leaders During the year, UNICEF established solid working relations with the worlds three largest organizations of parliamentarians: the Inter-Parlia- mentary Lniiun,, the Global Commit- tee ot Parliamentarians on Population and Development, and the Common- wealth Parliamentary Association. The Global Forum of Spiritual and Parliamentary Leaders on Human Survival and the World Conference on Religion and Peace also confirmed their commitment to the advocacy of children's rights by including related issues as key agenda items in their international conferences. Also during the year, UNICEF helped to promote the establishment of a
analysis: The text discusses UNICEF's partnerships and activities, highlighting its collaborations with various organizations, parliamentarians, and religious leaders to promote children's rights, health, and well-being. It seems that the text focuses on humanitarian aid and relief, as well as education and health, as these are the areas where UNICEF is actively involved.