GIRL RISING by Patrisia Lisovski

Girl-Rising

2018-02-13 15:37:38 UTC

She is told about a girl, as she started working at 6 years. She was working with children who were beating her. But she thought it better to take care of sheep than these kids. All this happened when she was young .
It was hard and he did not want to live anymore. People in North America were rabbits and they only worked for food. The words in her music were said because she had no childhood and worked all day. The beings were more beaten and sent to work that they were more responsible and useful.
Very well that all of this is over and tori are equal.

Marinela.

2018-02-13 17:02:51 UTC

Girl-Rising/ Nepal
In this video I saw the fate of a girl from NEPAL. She was from a poor family and her parents sent her to work for food. The girl started working from 6 years old and was put into heavy work, working for many years to three masters. While work she composed a song in which he accuses parents 'Why did you born?'. Parents have done a good thing, girl should stay home and parents to work and feed her because she was small. Until 2000 women were accused but since 2000 has been set up 'International Day for the Elimination of Violence'. In conclusion, young girls should not be sent to work because they will fall prey to violence, she has to learn and go to school and deal with housekeepers.

Andrew

2018-02-13 18:12:29 UTC

Girl-Rising

In this video is represented the hard life of a Nepalese woman. At the age of 6 her parents left her. At age six she took the prom promise to wash the dishes. She changed her masters for a while. She was working to live.
  I think the Nepalese girls had a heavier life than boys.
The boys had the right to study and the girls did not.
   After 2000, in India all had a right, and the girls had the right to life and learning. This created bliss and harmony in India's cities and violence fell by 75%.
  However, girls play an important role in nature, they were not created by God for violence.

Girl Rising. Catan Ann.

2018-02-13 18:44:08 UTC

The story of the girl Suma is terrible. After watching this video, you can’t remain indifferent. The girl was forced to work hard day and night to buy yourself some food. The master treated her with cruelty. She had no childhood, but her soul was pure and innocent. It is unfair that the boys had the right to training, and the girls worked hard.She composed songs to forget about the sadness of her parents. The girls were exposed to physical stress. She wanted to learn and teach a lot of new things, like her brother at school. Thanks to the zeal of women, girls have achieved freedom. They were heard and their right to learn came true. This story made me think about a lot of good and bad in this world. Girls were created for the most beautiful in the world, but not for slavery or violence.

Girl Rising/Suma. Tanya Andreev

2018-02-13 21:20:24 UTC

The history of the Nepalese girl does not leave you indifferent.
Girls who attend school, seeing benefits, learning, becoming a student, increase their status in society. In some countries girls are bound to work. We see a girl in the video, whose parents did not send it to school, but to work. It was a way of survival for the poor. Not to forget reality, she wrote songs. Then he went to every master's home to remember the difficulties he had been through. He was six years old when he reached his first master. She was forced to do difficult things in the morning until the evening when her brother went to school. She was called "Unlucky girl". A teacher changed his life when he was eleven. She was enrolled in the night class where she learned to write and read. A teacher brought her to her house, mother and father's home. Being free and feeling power and doing something, he went to the master's house to release all kamlari.
In conclusion, I can say that slave girls who achieve their goals, such as freedom, can change the world for the better.

GIRLS RISING by Stah Dumitru

dimon4ik_2001 — 2018-02-13 21:45:08 UTC

This video demonstrates a girl life history called Suma, she is borned in Nepali and she is forced by parents who hav been send to work at age 6, but her brothers went to school,
The girl hated parents because she was born a female
My opinion is that no one chooses the place of residence , parents, sex, and name . But in this story everything decides the place where they live because there are bad lawa, few work places, poor economic development and more factors
Each of us could be in her place , respect your PATRIA and thank the parent for everything.
Thanks for attention )

This video shows us the story of a girl, which went through terrible life moments. Suma is a courageous girl from Nepal, which rescued from Kamlari child slavery and is currently supporting in vocational school. Sumas tale is similar to thousands of other young girls. When Suma was only 6 years old, extreme poverty forced her family to “sell” her labor to their landlord. For years, Suma slept in a goat shed and ate scraps from her master’s plate, spending long days and nights doing housework and chores. She worked so much, she suffered that time which she was a kamlari. Her brothers were sent to school, but she was sold as a Kamlari, and had to work at a master. Her first master used to call her “unlucky girl”. In that terrifying environment, she started to write songs. Through her song, Suma has let the world know the plight of thousands of girls trapped in slavery and their struggle for freedom and a life of dignity. Her songs were sad. After six years of servitude, Suma was rescued by Sita Tharu, her teacher. Since then, Suma attended school, and started to build a new life. Suma has grown to be a strong and confident young woman. Now, Suma helps other girls which go through the same struggle as her. "Change is like a song you can't hold back." Suma

sia175 — 2018-02-14 05:31:04 UTC