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Jaa’far and Friends
Save the Children Sweden and Inma Group South Lebanon, 2008
Arabic with English subtitles
Iraqi refugee children between the ages of 11 and 13 years old created this short animation film that talks about discrimination and how children should not be judged based on their colour, gender, religion or any other differences. This film was funded by SIDA under the “Education Support to Iraqi Refugee Children Project”.
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How to Protect Ourselves from Discrimination
Save the Children Sweden and Inma Group South Lebanon, 2008
Arabic subtitles and English subtitles
This silent animation film created by Iraqi refugee children living in Lebanon depicts discrimination and the violence that children are subjected to at school and explores how children can receive their right to protection against discrimination, as depicted in the Convention on the Rights of the Child. This film was created under the “Education Support to Iraqi Refugee Children Project” funded by SIDA. ARABIC subtitles
ENGLISH subtitles
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Still Looking for Home…
Save the Children Sweden and Insan Association, 2008
Arabic with English subtitles
This short animation film was created by Iraqi refugee children in Lebanon under the “Education Support to Iraqi Refugee Children Project” funded by SIDA. The short film begins in Iraq and shows how children had to move to Lebanon due to the problems in their country and continue to search for a place that is “home”.
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We Like to Learn but we don’t Like School
Save the Children Sweden, Hermel Cultural Association, and Sawa Group Bekaa, 2008
Arabic with English subtitles
This short animation film depicts a discussion between children and teachers on how children would like to be treated in schools without discrimination, rather with respect and understanding, as well as how they would like schools to be more child-friendly. The film was created by Iraqi refugee children living in Lebanon as part of the “Education Support to Iraqi Refugee Children Project” that is funded by SIDA.
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We Want to Return to Iraq and be Safe
Save the Children Sweden, Hermel Cultural Association, and Sawa Group Bekaa, 2008
Arabic with English subtitles
This short animation film created by Iraqi refugee children living in Lebanon talks about wanting to return to Iraq and being unable to do so because it remains unsafe. This short animation film was made possible through funding for the “Education Support to Iraqi Refugee Children Project” from SIDA.
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Nothing About Us Without Us
Save the Children Sweden, 2007
Arabic with English subtitles
This film is a result of the second consultation meeting with children that took place in Sana’a Yemen in October 2007 to discuss the best ways of implementing the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities. Children talk about the challenges they face in their daily lives and ways to promote and strengthen their rights.
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Join the Fight against Violence in Schools
Save the Children Sweden, Ministry of Education, Ministry of Social Affairs, Renee Mouawad Foundation, and World Vision, 2007
Arabic with English subtitles
Save the Children Sweden has developed a particular niche in advocating for a ban against physical and humiliating punishment of children. This 45-second spot was developed with partners sending a clear message: NO to violence against children in schools.
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Mine Risk Awareness Animation Spots
Save the Children Sweden, the Lebanese Mine Action Centre, and Balamand University, 2006
Arabic
These two child friendly animation cartoon spots send a message to children and adults on the dangers of explosive remnants of war in Lebanon, and teach viewers how to behave if in a dangerous situation surrounded by unexploded ordnances and how to report the danger.
Link to spots: http://www.scsmena.org/download-spots.htm
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