Dangerous Games: Stories on Human Rights| 3mins
Director: Marina Abramovic | Producer: ART for The World & United Nations High Commi
Focus Years: 2008 | Country: Italy
Synopsis:
Toting guns and dressed in camouflage gear, an army of children play war games. The reality: war is not a game for over 300,000 children worldwide who are direct participants in armed conflicts. The film, created and produced by ART for The World is born under the auspices of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights and supported by the European Commission, French Government and SESC, Sao Paulo, Brazil, is a long feature composed by 22 short movies by filmmakers and artists from all over the world. Each short (documentary, fiction, drama, comedy, etc.) is based on one of the major themes highlighted in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights: culture, development, dignity and justice, environment, gender and participation.
Dangerous Games: Stories on Human Rights
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- Child Abuse
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- Community Development
- Conflict of Interest
- Conflict Resolution
- Conflict Studies
- Development Theory
- Ethnic Conflict
- Exploitation
- History of Human Rights
- History of War
- Holy War
- Human Rights & Violations
- Human Trafficking
- Nuclear Warfare
- Philosophy of Human Rights
- Philosophy of War
- Planning
- Rationalization
- Sexual Abuse
- Slavery
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- War
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- War on Terror
- Welfare
- Women Rights
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