Plan media projects throughout the world
The Youth, Media and Development Forum was a unique example of its type which brought together media professionals in developing countries to share and discover media productions made with young people. Discover this video which pays tribute to the thousands of children throughout the world who make their voices heard through diverse media projects.
Poto Poto
AURA, the network for Artists United for African Rap, in partnership with Plan take part in the Poto-Poto project, which is a awareness-raising campaign on children’s rights in West Africa and the rest of the world.
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.
Non à l’excision
La santé des filles et des femmes est mise en danger à cause de la pratique de l’excision. Djiwa rappelle qu’il faut protéger les enfants et respecter leurs droits en cessant de la pratiquer.
The open door
Many children are victims of child labour. Adults such as Mr. Kro force them to work and stop them from going to school and playing. GAnion reminds us that it is forbidden to use child labour and that it must be fought against.
Scrub your hands
Each year, thousands of children are dying of bad food hygiene. Sombo gives us a lesson on the basic rules that must be observed.
The red ball
If children don’t play they will become old too fast ! This cartoon reminds that children have the right to rest and play.
Life in poto poto
Dialogue between King Pee (the drug dealer) and Akossiwa (the servant) during which she is getting shouted at by King Pee
La promenade
Story of a day in Poto Poto through the journey of XUM the rickshaw who, on his way meets his friends
Poto poto dancing
Despite all the problems they have to face up to, children of Poto Poto’s market have happy times.
Braquage à Poto Poto
This is the story of a young man, abandoned at Poto Poto’s market, where he spreads terror with his associate the General.
Enfant soldat
The General Child soldier finds himself subject to many questions from his friends of Poto Poto, who can’t understand that a child could wage war on somebody.
You shouda know
U shouda know or you should know that life is no picnic and that nothing is easy to obtain on earth.
Fous le bordel
In this ragga song, children of Poto Poto talk with PRIPRI (a prostitute), in order to know why she does this job
Mamadi
Mamadi has a chronic disease. He lives in the street, his suffering yet obvious don’t seem to move Poto Poto’s population.
Talibé
Moussa relates everyday life of the talibé (beggar child) in Africa. These children are often exploited
Bienvenue à Poto Poto
As usual in Africa children of Poto Poto welcome all the visitors of the market, introduce themselves, and speak a little bit of their real life.ENVOYER À UN AMI
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