They held banners saying "Children's cheque equals women's return to the stove", and "1938 reasons not to vote for Haider", referring to the Anschluss (annexation) of Austria by Nazi Germany.
A wide range of communication networks will be utilized, including radio spots, street drama, community gatherings, and the printing of thousands of posters, stickers, leaflets and banners inviting children to return to education.
Partnerships with national newspapers With the support of UNICEF, Daily Star and Prothom Alo (largest circulated Bangla newspaper) have introduced a monthly page under the banners "Promoting Child Rights" and "Children First" (Shobar Agey Shishu).
"She is the child in all of us," Banner writes, "the child we want to forget but can't dismiss".
Kershaw has endured a miserable few years following his separation from his partner of 17 years, the restaurateur Juliette Banner, and their children.
1972 The Sunday Times publishes a front-page lead under the banner "Our thalidomide children, a cause for national shame", part of a long-running campaign for further compensation.
It's going to be harmful largely to women, no wonder feminist groups campaign against Lolicom under the banner of protecting children from harm.
"They've been the banner, the poster child, for the diversification of our economy," said Jim Kollaer, the president and chief executive of the Greater Houston Partnership, the city's largest business organization.
This is alarming considering the courts claim they act and make decisions under the banner of a child's best interests.
Wearing a purple top, the man waved a banner saying "Save the children.
