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A SLIDE AND BARBED WIRES

IMPACT CAMPAIGN

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Welcome to the impact campaign for 'A Slide and Barbed Wires,' a documentary that brings to the forefront a critical yet often overlooked issue in France – the detention of children for immigration-related reasons. This film focuses on the real-life experiences of children like Kosta and Ania, who find themselves in the complex and challenging situation of immigration detention.

About

"'A Slide and Barbed Wires' is a documentary that addresses the complex and sensitive issue of child detention in France due to immigration reasons. This film focuses on the direct experiences and realities of children like Kosta and Luane, who are caught in the midst of immigration policies and detention practices.

The documentary methodically explores the psychological, societal, and legal implications of this situation. It features interviews with legal experts, social workers, psychologists, and representatives from organizations including UNICEF, providing a well-rounded perspective on the issue.

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Our approach is to inform and enlighten without sensationalizing the subject. The narrative is driven by factual accounts from the children and their families, putting a human face to a topic often lost in statistics and policy discussions.

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The goal of 'A Slide and Barbed Wires' is to spark informed dialogue and encourage critical thinking about immigration policy, children's rights, and the societal impact of detention practices. It invites viewers to engage with the topic in a meaningful way, considering the real-life implications behind policy decisions.

This documentary is an invitation to understand the complexities of this issue and to consider the human stories behind the headlines, encouraging empathy and informed discussion."

Major Achievements

 01 Screening at the French Parliament

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A pivotal moment for our campaign was the strategic screening of the documentary at the French Parliament. This event, held in partnership with UNICEF, coincided with important legislative discussions on immigration laws. The screening provided lawmakers with a deeper understanding of the issue, bringing the real-life implications of child detention directly to the attention of policy makers.

Assemblée Nationale
Assemblée Nationale

02 Influencing Legislative Debate

 The screening at the Parliament played a significant role in informing the debate on immigration law. Our film's presentation of personal stories and expert insights contributed to a broader understanding of the issue among legislators, supporting discussions that ultimately led to a reassessment of policies related to child detention in immigration processes.

03 Public Engagement and Awareness

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Since its premiere, 'A Slide and Barbed Wires' has garnered significant attention and audience engagement. Featured on France 3, a prominent channel in French public television, the documentary has played a crucial role in elevating public awareness about the issue of child detention in France, sparking a national conversation. The film's accessibility on the France TV platform further broadens its impact, allowing a wider audience to explore its content and the intricate realities of immigration detention. Moreover, the planned screening on LCP (La Chaîne du Parlement Français) is anticipated to extend its influence to legislative discussions, contributing to a more informed dialogue among policymakers.

France TV
LCP
UNICEF
RIGHT LIVELIHOOD FOUNDATION
GLOBAL CAMPUS OF HUMAN RIGHT

04 Collaboration with Organizations

Our ongoing collaboration with organizations like UNICEF and other human rights groups has been instrumental in amplifying the film’s impact. These partnerships have facilitated wider distribution, educational programs, and public discussions, extending the documentary's reach and influence.

Our Impact Goals

Contact 

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Partners 

NOVA Production
Unicef
GLOBAL CAMPUS OF HUMAN RIGHT
France TV
RIGHT LIVELIHOOD FOUNDATION
LCP
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