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This video explains how poverty, natural disasters and inaction from the government leads to child marriage as a “survival strategy” for various families in Bangladesh. It also discusses how some local officials go against government laws and facilitate early marriages by accepting bribes or fake...

From the Human Rights Watch, this video includes interviews with girls of age 15 and younger who got married in Nepal. Societal structures and thinking that contribute to child marriages are also discussed. ...

This video shares the experience of a girl that was forced to marry, but tried to evade it and how the community responded to her. UNICEF correspondent Chris Niles explains how the European Commission supports UNICEF programmes that help end child marriage and aid families who do not want their...

This documentary film reveals the brutal reality of life on the streets and in the slums of Mumbai, following the daily struggles of four young children to survive. ...

Watch as Salaam Baalak Trust volunteers look for homeless kids in need of help on the streets of New Delhi and learn more about its life-changing programs. ...

Every 5 minutes a child arrives at a railway platform in India alone and vulnerable. Running away from poverty, abuse and neglect, hitching rides on over-crowded trains to the big cities, hoping to find a better life. The dangers they find on the streets are often much worse than those they run away...

UNICEF’s Life Skills Program tackles the problem of education being seen as an unnecessary burden for girls through the life skills program. ...

This video explains the struggle of getting access to clean water in India. It shows the effect on children as well.