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Young Women's Rights

Women in Africa became more influential in the last years and leading positions are increasingly taken over by women. Nevertheless many girls struggle with discrimination. The way to gender equality is still long.

Learning by Ear – Girls' Rights © Stefan Volk / LAIF

After getting an enormous amount of positive feedback on the first Learning by Ear program on women and girls, Deutsche Welle produced a new series about girls’ rights.

In the first series, the young hero Bibiye openly speaks out how girls are being disadvantaged in daily life and encourages her friends to fight for their rights. This time we will be following three friends - Ciro, Fatuma and Cheptoo - as they face teenage girl challenges. While going through their experiences, they will find out more about their rights and how to tackle difficult situations. Listen in and learn more about a girl's rights and increase your awareness of the issue.

Deutsche Welle’s Learning by Ear is available in six languages: English, Kiswahili, French, Hausa, Portuguese and Amharic.

Audios and videos on the topic

Learning by Ear - Young Women's Rights - 01 - Education for Girls  

Learning by Ear - Young Women's Rights - 02 - Female Circumcision  

Learning by Ear - Young Women's Rights - 03 - Sexual Harassment  

Learning by Ear - Young Women's Rights - 04 - Inheritance  

Learning by Ear - Young Women's Rights - 05 - Child Labour  

Learning by Ear - Young Women's Rights - 06 - Domestic Violence and Corporal Punishment  

Learning by Ear - Young Women's Rights - 07 - Peer Pressure  

Learning by Ear - Young Women's Rights - 08 - Leadership - Mentoring  

Learning by Ear - Young Women's Rights - 09 - Girls' sexuality  

Learning by Ear - Young Women's Rights - 10 - Careers for girls  

Downloads

Learning by Ear - Young Women's Rights - 01 - Education for Girls.pdf

Learning by Ear - Young Women's Rights - 01 - Education for Girls.pdf  

Learning by Ear - Young Women's Rights - 02 - Female Circumcision.pdf

Learning by Ear - Young Women's Rights - 02 - Female Circumcision.pdf  

Learning by Ear - Young Women's Rights - 03 - Sexual Harassment.pdf

Learning by Ear - Young Women's Rights - 03 - Sexual Harassment.pdf  

Learning by Ear - Young Women's Rights - 04 - Inheritance.pdf

Learning by Ear - Young Women's Rights - 04 - Inheritance.pdf  

Learning by Ear - Young Women's Rights - 05 - Child Labour.pdf

Learning by Ear - Young Women's Rights - 05 - Child Labour.pdf  

Learning by Ear - Young Women's Rights - 06 - Domestic Violence and Corporal Punishment.pdf

Learning by Ear - Young Women's Rights - 06 - Domestic Violence and Corporal Punishment.pdf  

Learning by Ear - Young Women's Rights - 07 - Peer Pressure.pdf

Learning by Ear - Young Women's Rights - 07 - Peer Pressure.pdf  

Learning by Ear - Young Women's Rights - 08 - Leadership - Mentoring.pdf

Learning by Ear - Young Women's Rights - 08 - Leadership - Mentoring.pdf  

Learning by Ear - Young Women's Rights - 09 - Girls' sexuality.pdf

Learning by Ear - Young Women's Rights - 09 - Girls' sexuality.pdf  

Learning by Ear - Young Women's Rights - 10 - Careers for girls.pdf

Learning by Ear - Young Women's Rights - 10 - Careers for girls.pdf  

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