National Children's Day is observed in Indonesia every July 23. While the holiday has existed for a long time, many Indonesians remain unaware of it. The celebration may be postponed if its date coincides with Ramadan, as fasting during this month affects the organization of events. Traditional activities include various cultural and educational events such as sports competitions, games, and poem readings. Although carnivals are not a traditional part of the celebration, they may be organized as a closing event, featuring children in traditional costumes representing Indonesia's provinces. The day highlights significant issues faced by children in Indonesia, including human trafficking and lack of birth certificates for those born in villages.