UNICEF Videos
Take a look at these top short 10 cartoons that illustrate children's rights.Cartoons for Children's Rights
Take a look at the top 10 cartoons that illustrate children's rights.
Freedom from Discrimination (Article 20)
Philippines (Imagine Asia). Directed by John Rocco.
Family (Article 5)
Argentina (Independent). Created by Miguel Repiso.
Identity (Article 8)
Iran (Independent). Animated by Noureddin Zarrinkelk.
Education (Article 28)
India (Toonz Animation). Directed by Bill Dennis.
Protection in War (Article 38)
India (USL-RM)
Protection from Neglect (Article 19)
Czech Republic (Kratky Film). Animated by Zdenka Deitchova.
Freedom from Child Labour (Article 32)
Italy (RAI Television). Created by Guido Manuli.
Freedom from Discrimination (Article 2)
Barbados (Independent). Animated by Guy O'Neal.
A Protective Environment (Articles 3, 9)
Scotland (Red Kite Productions Ltd). Animated by Anwyn Beier.Music by Rowland Lee.
Self Expression (Article 13)
Chile (CINEANIMADORES). Animated by Alejandro Rojas Tellez.Sound and Music by Alejandro Lyon.
For Every Child
FOR EVERY CHILD - SHORT VERSION
This 3 minute video provides an overview for Kindergarten –Grade 5 students of UNICEF’s work to protect children’s rights around the world.
FOR EVERY CHILD - LONG VERSION
This 6 minute video provides an overview for Grade 5 – Grade 12 students of UNICEF’s work to protect children’s rights around the world.Children and Aids
The following videos are geared to Grade 6 or higher.
Children: The Missing Face of AIDS - Part 1 of 2
This video profiles a day in the life of Nyirsabimana, a young Rwandan girl who has been orphaned by AIDS and left to care for her young siblings alone.
Children: The Missing Face of AIDS - Part 2 of 2
This video profiles a day in the life of Nyirsabimana, a young Rwandan girl who has been orphaned by AIDS and left to care for her young siblings alone.
Hope in the Time of AIDS
“Hope In The Time of AIDS” travels across five African countries to show the remarkable strength and determination of people fighting not only a disease, poverty and a lack of education, but also the media stereotypes of Africa as a hopeless case. You will hear from tireless activists such as Stephen Lewis, UNICEF Canada's Nigel Fisher and humanitarian (and retired general) Roméo Dallaire, as well as doctors from Africa and the West; to children, mothers, fathers, sex-workers, educators and NGO leaders all across Africa. “Hope In The Time of AIDS” makes it clear that through the efforts of people across the world HIV and AIDS will be stopped.
