text: Africa, Asia and Latin America, and about 30,000 prints and slides were distributed to National Committees, regional oft ices, NdOs and the media.There were major photo series on OLS and the visit of Goodwill Ambassador Audrey Hepburn to Bangladesh (see profile, papie 44). The Dakar office set up a photo library with help from the Photo Librarian in New York, and UNICEF is working with die United Nations Photo Section on the prepa- ration of a video laser disk photo catalogue containing 100,000 images from various us agencies. United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child The Convention was adopted by the General Assembly on 20 November, and a number of country programmes to be presented to the 1990 Executive Board already reflect its provisions relating to survival, protection and development. Before and after the adoption of the Convention, the UNK'KF secretariat was asked bv the Executive Board toprovide information supporting its ratification and to report on those efforts in 1991. Several meetings were convened, and, in most cases, resolu- tions and statements strongly en- dorsed the adoption, ratification and implementation of the Convention. Among the year's main events - featuring heads of State and Govern- ment, parliamentarians, NGOS and First Ladies — were meetings in Budapest and Paris (March); Tunis and Helsinki (June); Kampala and London (July); and El Salvador and Paris (September). Field offices and National Committees supported these and other gatherings and pro- duced a series of information support materials encouraging the legislative review of children's rights as well as public debate on the Convention's im- plementation. Media productions were important tools in the public information cam- paign leading up to the adoption. They included a video documentary, an animated film, a BBC radio series and an innovative audio learning package, all produced in association with usin-i.
analysis: The text discusses the activities and initiatives of UNICEF, a UN agency focused on children's rights and well-being. The text highlights the distribution of photos and information materials, meetings and gatherings, and media productions all related to promoting and implementing the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child. This suggests that the category should be related to humanitarian aid, children's rights, and international cooperation.