Rugby Calvisano hold up the Red Card to Child Labour
Italian club members of Rugby Calvisano show their support for the Red Card to Child Labour campaign.
26 May 2014
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After a recent rugby match in Rome, Italian club members of Rugby Calvisano – the leading rugby union club in Italy – held up the symbolic red card to show their support for the 12 June launch of the ILO’s 2014 edition of the Red Card to Child Labour Campaign.
Rugby Calvisano expressed their commitment to the cause: "We are giving our support to the ILO's Red Card to Child Labour Campaign because we believe that every child has a right to a childhood and to play, not work. Sport is a great way for children to learn and grow."
Rugby Calvisano expressed their commitment to the cause: "We are giving our support to the ILO's Red Card to Child Labour Campaign because we believe that every child has a right to a childhood and to play, not work. Sport is a great way for children to learn and grow."
Rugby Calvisano members holding up the Red Card against child labour, from left: Andrew Vilk, Salvatore Costanzo, Mata Maxime Mbandà, Michele Visentin, and Paul Richard Griffen. |