La Lucha de los Garífuna por su Territorio, Versión Idioma Otomí
La población Garífuna en Honduras se encuentra ubicada en la costa norte del país en 47 comunidades, el pueblo Garífuna es reconocido por ese pulso tan latente, evidente en su forma de vida, una joya ancestral que por años ha revelado la importancia de su historia, el Pueblo Garífuna no está para ser una “Joya decorativa” así lo explica Ashanti crisanto en el artículo de Alison Chavés La lucha de los Garífunas por su territorio Adaptado para realizar este programa radial.
Differently Abled Children - Positive FM - Yoruba Language
This series of radio programs have been produced by Positive FM, Nigeria. In this series, topics related to children are discussed.
Access to quality education, dealing with disabilities, privacy for children, clean food, rest, and recreation for children are some of the subjects of discussion.
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Privacy For Children - Positive FM - Yoruba Language
This series of radio programs have been produced by Positive FM, Nigeria. In this series, topics related to children are discussed.
Access to quality education, dealing with disabilities, privacy for children, clean food, rest, and recreation for children are some of the subjects of discussion.
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Raising Children In A Healthy Environment - Positive FM - Yoruba Language
This series of radio programs have been produced by Positive FM, Nigeria. In this series, topics related to children are discussed.
Access to quality education, dealing with disabilities, privacy for children, clean food, rest, and recreation for children are some of the subjects of discussion.
All voices and music by Positive FM
Rest And Recreation For Children - Positive FM - Yoruba Language
This series of radio programs have been produced by Positive FM, Nigeria. In this series, topics related to children are discussed.
Access to quality education, dealing with disabilities, privacy for children, clean food, rest, and recreation for children are some of the subjects of discussion.
All voices and music by Positive FM
The Right To Quality Education - Positive FM - Yoruba Language
This series of radio programs have been produced by Positive FM, Nigeria. In this series, topics related to children are discussed.
Access to quality education, dealing with disabilities, privacy for children, clean food, rest, and recreation for children are some of the subjects of discussion.
All voices and music by Positive FM
Childrens Right To Education - Yoruba - Paramount FM
This program is part of a series of radio programs that were produced by Paramount FM. Topics related to the rights of children are discussed.
Music and voices are courtesy of Paramount FM.
"Burn your village to the ground", by The Halluci Nation, used with permission
Childrens Right To Health - Yoruba - Paramount FM
This program is part of a series of radio programs that were produced by Paramount FM. Topics related to the rights of children are discussed.
Music and voices are courtesy of Paramount FM.
"Burn your village to the ground", by The Halluci Nation, used with permission
Routine Immunization - Childrens Right To Life- Yoruba - Paramount FM
This program is part of a series of radio programs that were produced by Paramount FM. Topics related to the rights of children are discussed.
Music and voices are courtesy of Paramount FM.
"Burn your village to the ground", by The Halluci Nation, used with permission
The Right To A Better Life - Yoruba - Paramount FM
This program is part of a series of radio programs that were produced by Paramount FM. Topics related to the rights of children are discussed.
Music and voices are courtesy of Paramount FM.
"Burn your village to the ground", by The Halluci Nation, used with permission
The Right To Protection From Violence - Yoruba - Paramount FM
This program is part of a series of radio programs that were produced by Paramount FM. Topics related to the rights of children are discussed.
Music and voices are courtesy of Paramount FM.
"Burn your village to the ground", by The Halluci Nation, used with permission