The “Children of Kosovo” stamps were issued as a set by the United Nations Postal Administration (UNPA). These stamps were part of a series aimed at raising awareness and funds for the humanitarian crisis in Kosovo during the late 1990s. Here are some key details:
- Issue Date: The stamps were issued on 4 November 1999.
- Design: The designs featured artwork created by children from Kosovo, capturing their perspectives and experiences amid the conflict.
- Purpose: The primary purpose of these stamps was to highlight the plight of children affected by the Kosovo conflict and to support UN efforts in providing humanitarian aid.
- Proceeds: Funds raised from the sale of these stamps were directed towards United Nations humanitarian programs, particularly those focusing on children in conflict zones.
- Denominations: The stamps were available in various denominations and were valid for postage on mail sent through the United Nations postal system.
These stamps not only served a functional purpose but also played a significant role in spreading awareness about the impact of war on children and the need for international solidarity and assistance.
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