1st race against child labor takes place this Sunday in Rio Branco with a course of 5 and 10 km

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The State Secretariat for Social Assistance and Human Rights (Seasdh), holds this Sunday, 29, 1st Race Against Child Laborin Rio Branco. According to the Government of Acre, the concentration will be from 5am, in front of the Rio Branco Palace, with a start to 6am.

With the theme “Every child who works loses childhood and the future”, the initiative is led by the deputy governor and head of Seasdh, Mailza Assisi, and is part of the campaign of World Day against Child Labor, celebrated on June 12.

According to state management, the race aims to sensitize society about the losses caused by child labor and strengthen the actions to confront the violation of rights of children and adolescents.

According to the rules, participants will be able to choose between two routes: 5km and 10km. The route will go to the current roundabout (in front of the traffic policing battalion), with return at the triangle post and arrival again at Rio Branco Palace.

Registration was made by donating 1kg of non -perishable food. The first 200 subscribers received an official abbot from the event, and the first 300 corridors to cross the finish line will receive medals as a form of recognition.

“All food collection will be destined to the Reference Centers of Social Assistance (CRAS), being passed on to families assisted by the Living and Strengthening Service (SCFV),” says Seasdh.

The event will also feature moments of leisure and interaction, and the traditional Mángo Military Fire Department Bath of Acre (CBMAC) is one of the most anticipated attractions, ensuring the refreshment and joy of the participants after the route. Along the way, two hydration points will be available.

The race is the result of an interinstitutional articulation, with the support of various state, municipal and civil society partners, reinforcing the collective commitment to the protection of childhood.