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Nov 24, 2009
Citizen Dentsu partners Delhi govt for anti child labour campaign
Citizen Dentsu, Dentsu India’s specialized division for social communications is partnering the Government of Delhi for the latter’s campaign against child exploitation, 'Time for Change'.'Time for Change' is a joint venture of the Department of Women and Child Development and Labour Department, Government of NCT of Delhi. As part of this association, Citizen Dentsu has conceived and developed a 360-degree, multimedia social welfare campaign to create greater awareness about children's rights in general and against child labour in particular.
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