National Human Rights Museum Promotes Children's Human Rights Education, Understanding Freedom Through Picture Books and Art

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The National Human Rights Museum will launch a new series of children's human rights education activities in May, themed "Childhood Under Fear, Glimmer in the Darkness." It will invite families to understand freedom and human rights through themed book exhibitions, creative experiences, and bilingual reading activities. Highlights include a creative salon for the picture book "The Wall Outside the Wall," depicting the perspective of children born and raised in prison during the White Terror era, and a 3D artwork workshop based on a political victim's poetry. All activities are free, with limited edition picture books and postcards for participants.