This film excerpt is from a topical and moving documentary about women who are war journalists. This film documentary explores the lives of these death-defying women who have chosen to work in an area of journalism almost entirely occupied by men. Excerpt released July 2007. TitleHouse distribution. 1:40 min.

IAMEY, Niger, 15 June 2007 -- The sight of children toiling in the streets is part of the daily landscape here in Niger's capital. In one of the poorest countries in the world, two-thirds of children under the age of 14 work. They come from all over the country and sometimes from other countries in the region -- especially Nigeria, Benin, Togo and Ghana. Some of these children are trafficked, and many end up in the capital's central bus station. From there, they are hired out for menial tasks such as was

Part two in Everywoman TV programme on crimes (murder) against women by their own family in the name of "honour". We look at the situation in Jordan and Turkey. June 2007 Aljazeera TV. 11:33 min.

2008 London trafficking symposium that attempts to help work through the problems of trafficking and forced prostitution of women in London. Organised by Mary Honeyball MEP and Val Shawcross AM. Film 7:37 min Jan 2008 For more info go to www.tackingtrafficking.net

...�Roads," a hauntingly beautiful song, to images of women and children living in war ravaged regi

The Global Gag Rule in 90 Seconds prochoiceamerica 2 min - Sep 18, 2007 NARAL Pro-Choice America's Donna Crane tells you everything you need to know about Bush's Global Gag Rule in 90 seconds.