National Children Day is observed in Haiti every June 10. This holiday aims to remind children of their rights amidst various challenges they face, including the issue of domestic servitude. Despite the abolition of slavery in Haiti in 1792, many children are still sent to work in other households, often enduring long hours of labor without pay. The holiday serves as a platform to highlight these issues and advocate for the rights of children, emphasizing the importance of education and proper treatment. National Children Day seeks to improve the situation for children in Haiti and raise awareness about the ongoing problem of modern slavery.