Actor Trisha gets UNICEF celebrity advocate status
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Chennai: Tamil actor Trisha Krishnan has conferred the UNICEF celebrity advocate status here.
Subsequently, "she will voice the rights of children including adolescents and young people," a UNICEF release said.
The actor will lend support to efforts to address issues such as anaemia, child marriage, child labour and child abuse, especially in Tamil Nadu and Kerala, it said.
Chief of UNICEF office Tamil Nadu and Kerala, Job Zachariah was quoted as saying that Trisha was an "icon for the adolescents and young people."
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