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UNICEF Ghana launches first Children’s Film Festival to amplify children’s voices

With 10 young filmmakers now turning children's experiences into films, UNICEF Ghana hopes the initiative will open a new chapter in how children's rights are discussed and represented through Ghanaian storytelling.
UNICEF has launched the first-of-its-kind Children’s Film Festival in Ghana, using film to spotlight children’s rights and give young people a stronger voice in telling their own stories.
The initiative has attracted more than 300 submissions, from which 10 young filmmakers and animators have been selected to develop short films centred on children’s rights and the experiences of children in Ghana.
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