March 10, 2017
“Unrecognised Leaders, Tomorrow’s Hope: Raising the Voices of Forgotten Youth” is a documentary film by Burma Link, the Karen Student Network Group (KSNG) and the Karen Youth Organisation (KYO). The documentary amplifies the voices of ethnic refugee youth who live on the Thailand-Burma border, highlighting their calls for inclusion in political processes and recognition of refugee education certificates. The documentary was launched in a press conference in Yangon, Burma, on 22 February, 2017.
Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/iXTZSzrm_II
For more information, please visit:
Facebook: facebook.com/voicesofyouthfilm
Website: voicesofyouth.burmalink.org
The distribution of this documentary is supported by the Asia Pacific Refugee Rights Network and Right to Play.
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