### Notes to editors Children's Rights and Business Principles The Children's Rights and Business principles, launched by United Nations Global Compact, UNICEF and Save the Children in 2012, state the standards that apply to businesses to ensure that they respect and support children's rights.
THROUGHOUT the summer of 1999, in a quiet 11th-floor editing room in Manhattan, Edet Belzberg and Jonathan Oppenheim -- director and editor of "Children Underground," a documentary about street children in Romania -- sorted through 100 hours of video Ms. Belzberg had shot in Bucharest.
(Ages 5 and up) A senior editor of children's books has selected 26 stories and excerpts from novels for school-age children with the intention of having them read aloud, at home, by families.
Pamela Paul is the features editor and children's books editor at the Book Review of The Times.
Eden Ross Lipson, the editor of children's-book reviews, has died, at the age of sixty-six.
She is a freelance editor of children's books in Sausalito.
His sister, Miriam Hodgson, an editor of children's books, died in 2005.
So he called on an editor of children's books in New York.
ROBINS--Joan, 81, on January 2. Promoter and editor of children's books at Harper & Row; author of Addie series.
In late 1945, the library's director, Franklin Hopper, invited Louise Seaman Bechtel, the pioneering editor of children's books at Macmillan, to deliver an endowed lecture on book publishing.
