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The Deutsche Liga für das Kind is an interdisciplinary umbrella organization that has been advocating for the well-being and rights of children in Germany since its founding in 1977. Based in Berlin and with over 230 affiliated associations and organizations in the field of early childhood, the Liga is committed to improving the developmental opportunities and protection of children in all areas of life.
The central goal of the Deutsche Liga für das Kind is to promote the mental health, rights, and developmental opportunities of children. The Liga advocates under the motto "Children have a lobby – the Deutsche Liga für das Kind" for the concerns and rights of children in the political arena and actively influences legislative measures. Children's rights, particularly the implementation of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child in Germany, form the common thread of all the Liga's activities[2][3].

Thus, the Deutsche Liga für das Kind is an important player in promoting child welfare and enforcing children's rights in Germany, and its work has already led to numerous positive changes in legislation and practice.