Plan International stellt honorarfreies Videomaterial zum Welt-Mädchentag (11.10.2016) bereit

Anlässlich des Welt-Mädchentages am 11. Oktober lässt das Kinderhilfswerk Plan International bundesweit markante Wahrzeichen und Gebäude in leuchtendem Pink erstrahlen. Weitere Informationen unter: https://www.presseportal.de/pm/18591/3449222

Anlässlich des Welt-Mädchentags am 11. Oktober 2015 lässt Plan International bundesweit markante Gebäude und Wahrzeichen in einem kräftigen Pink erstrahlen. 0:01-1:49 - Footage Pinkifizierung Karlstor München Pressekontakt: Plan International Deutschland e.V., Kommunikation, Bramfelder Straße 70, 22305 Hamburg - Sabine Marxen, Pressereferentin, Tel. +49 (0)40 61140-278 - Marc Tornow, Pressereferent, Tel. +49 (0)40 61140-177 - E-Mail:presse@plan.de Weitere Informationen unter https://www.presseportal.de/nr/18591

Anlässlich des Welt-Mädchentags am 11. Oktober 2015 lässt Plan International bundesweit markante Gebäude und Wahrzeichen in einem kräftigen Pink erstrahlen. 0:01-2:36 - Footage Pinkifizierung Rickmer Rickmers 2:37-6:41 - Footage Pinkifizierung Holthusenbad Pressekontakt: Plan International Deutschland e.V., Kommunikation, Bramfelder Straße 70, 22305 Hamburg - Sabine Marxen, Pressereferentin, Tel. +49 (0)40 61140-278 - Marc Tornow, Pressereferent, Tel. +49 (0)40 61140-177 - E-Mail:presse@plan.de Weitere Informationen unter https://www.presseportal.de/nr/18591

00:00 PLAN INTERNATIONAL LOGO 00:09 BEATA, ZIMBABWE: This is my child. She is a girl. She's one year and five months old 00:16 Because of peer pressure, I ended up having a boyfriend 00:20 which led to me getting pregnant. By then I was 14 00:25 I didn't even know I was pregnant, but wondered why my skirt didn't fit anymore 00:33 When I told my boyfriend I was pregnant, they came and paid dowry for me 00:38 I went to live with him after having the baby 00:43 We both dropped out of school 00:44 Everytime I saw my classmates going to school, my heart would bleed 00:51 Emmily Naphambo, Plan International: The region of east and southern Africa falls within sub-Saharan Africa which is one of the regions that is worst hit by the problem of child marriages across the globe 01:01 BOARD: 7,000,000 CHILD BRIDES IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA 01:02 Emmily Naphambo, Plan International: We have about 7million brides living in this region and for our programme in Plan International, these countries, the four within what we call the hotspots of child marriages in the region, and the prevalence rate in all these countries is either close to 50% or more than 50% 01:24 BOARD: PLAN INTERNATIONAL FOCUSES ON PREVENTING CHILD MARRIAGE 01:33 Dongo Yezi, Plan International Zambia: We are currently implementing a project called "No, I don't". Our emphasis is on the girls from the age of 10 to 14 years old. We create girls groups, both in and outside school. We sensitise the girls on various issues such as children's rights, child marriage and HIV/AIDS. 01:56 Dongo Yezi, Plan International Zambia: We are trying to create a mass of children that will be assertive, when a girl is getting married a child is able to stand up and say 02:09 NO, I DON'T! 02:10 Dongo Yezi, Plan International Zambia: I don't want to get married at this age, I want to continue with my education 02:22 Elizabeth, Malawi: I want to be educated first. Some of our parents like money. They say: "A man came in a...