A lesson of love
Children have the right to receive information on health and the prevention of sicknesses in order to make the most of this information.
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French (Togo) | Wolof | Mina | Adja | French (Guinea) | Kissi | Kpelé | Maninka | Puular | Sussu | Toma | Criolo | Portuguese | Bambara | French (Mali) | French (Senegal) | English (Cameroon) | French (Cameroon) | Djerma | Haoussa | English (Liberia)
Vaccination
Children have the right to be protected against sickness and to have access to health care.
Safe drinking water
Children have the right to access safe drinking water. If the water is not looked after correctly there is a risk it can be contaminated.
We must put down the knives !
Children have the right to be protected against traditions, which can out their health in danger.The magic potion
Illnesses linked to food are very common but can be avoided. This story gives some good advice on hygiene rules and remedies.
All for one, one for all !
Children have the right to meet freely. A young girl catches meningitis, a serious and contagious sickness.The bewitched well
Children have the right to clean drinking water. An incredible thing happens to the village : the well’s disappeared…
The trial of the mosquito
Children have the right of access to good health. The police have just arrested Madame Mosquito.
The green fortress of the desert
Children have the right to live in the best environment as possible. More and more, the desert is moving forward and is threatening to invade the village.
Let’s save our village !
Children have the right to live in a healthy and clean environment and should be told about keeping the environment clean.
Mamadi
Mamadi has a chronic disease. He lives in the street, his suffering yet obvious don’t seem to move Poto Poto’s population.
Ndéki way (Face Mbao)
Like a hand raised towards the sky as if to invoke God, the children in this song ask only one thing : to not be hungry.
Guinz baaxul (Face Mbao)
A very clear and critical look at the current deviances existing where these children live
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