A lesson of love
Children have the right to receive information on health and the prevention of sicknesses in order to make the most of this information.
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Vaccination
Children have the right to be protected against sickness and to have access to health care.
The green fortress of the desert
Children have the right to live in the best environment as possible. More and more, the desert is moving forward and is threatening to invade the village.
Senegal
Language : English
Type : Video
Album : I am a child but I have my rights too!
Time : 8 mn 26
Language : English
Type : Video
Album : I am a child but I have my rights too!
Time : 8 mn 26
Kids Waves Concert in Ghana
A concert organized by Plan office in Ghana in partnership with CYIB Curious Minds and Nokia
The lucky star
Many children are subjected to misreatment. The story of Oumi and her uncle shows that children can sometimes suffer acts of violence within their own family ?
The green fortress
Many villages such as Doudou are threatened by encroaching desert sands. Barley will help the villagers to protect themselves against the desertification and to preserve their environment by growing a fortress of trees around the village.
Ouagadougou is opening up the way
An eye-witness account of the Media and Development Forum in Ouagadougou (Burkina Faso) which took place from 11-13 September 2008, by Gaston S.
What I learnt
An eye-witness account of the Media and Development Forum in Ouagadougou (Burkina Faso) which took place from 11-13 September 2008, by Rachidiatou B.
The virtual villages
Virtual villages are internet projects created by children and young people, with the aim of sharing their life with other people throughout the world.
Children are the future
The kids of Berlin Wedding Public School sing together with the African musicians Sidikie from Sierra Leone and Nik from Ghana
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