We were children... let's take care of them - Bukuhi, Alfred
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Alfred Bukuhi tells the story of how we care for children in the 21st century. These thousands of children full of history are the first victims of the actions of adults: some are uneducated, rejected by their families, others abandoned here and there. Politicians and revolutionaries use children for various purposes. They are subjected to forced labor, mine work, enlisted in armed groups, targeted by chemical attacks, etc. Through this story, Alfred Bukuhi reveals, with energy, his conception of the world of the child and the youth through the media that explode through the digital medium. At…mehr

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Alfred Bukuhi tells the story of how we care for children in the 21st century. These thousands of children full of history are the first victims of the actions of adults: some are uneducated, rejected by their families, others abandoned here and there. Politicians and revolutionaries use children for various purposes. They are subjected to forced labor, mine work, enlisted in armed groups, targeted by chemical attacks, etc. Through this story, Alfred Bukuhi reveals, with energy, his conception of the world of the child and the youth through the media that explode through the digital medium. At the center of all these processes is the modern media with particular implications for children and youth. Faced with this challenge of taking care of the child, political, economic and especially communicational solutions must be considered, because it is necessary that adults improve their way of communicating with children for a more humane world and an invitation to each one to reinventtheir way of life in front of children since the future of this world depends on it.
Autorenporträt
Alfred Bukuhi è uno dei giovani impegnati nel campo dei diritti umani e delle questioni ambientali. Nel 2015 ha vinto il premio studentesco JDH (Journalist for Human Rights) come miglior reporter. È impegnato nell'assistenza ai bambini orfani e nella resilienza delle comunità all'interno del COPDI Asbl.