The dream
Children have the right to receive an education. A young boy who has lost heart wants to give up school.
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The right to go to school
Allowing children to go to school and receive an education is a basic right.
Girls’ education, a priority
Children have the right to receive an education. In many countries school is obligatory for girls as well as boys.
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
Nourdine Sallya
The information campaign on children’s rights is in full swing in Burkina Faso (Nourdine Sallya, 19 years old)
Marie
Draws our attention to the situation of disadvantaged children, who have problems accessing education.
Bérenger
Speaks to us about the impact of the "Deviwo Be" radio show on perceptions of the right to education for children in families.
Magnim
Gives his point of view on schooling for girls and on the role of the media in promoting this right.
Palswè
Tells us about the impact of the ’Deviwo Be’ radio broadcast on young people who host it and those who listen to it.
Freedom and slavery as seen by Dioundiouba
Dioundiouba goes to school on Gorée one of the symbols of slavery and her she shares her definition of freedom as well as the rights and responsibilities of children regarding their parents.
Sedibou
Tells us that adults must be told about children’s rights in order to fight against exploitation and mistreatment of children, and to encourage their access to school.
Lambert
Talks to us about children’s right to be registered at birth and the importance of enrolling them at school.
Freedom and slavery seen by Salimata
From Gorée Island where she goes to school, Salimata explains what freedom means for her and the chance to give her opinion on slavery.
Jangum Jigeen
Shula, by her true name, Ramatoulaye Ndiaye is, for sure, one of the major figures of senegalese music that have good prospects ahead. At a very early age, she drawn attention on herself, nearby a famous artist named Big Brother Ouza.ENVOYER À UN AMI
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