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Documentaries from the communities we work in, recorded where the work happens and with the people living it. Every one plays here on the page.

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A documentary from the SPRiNG Project in Kaduna State, travelling from Rigachikun to Zonkwa to find communities that are no longer silent, women leading the conversations, and local institutions starting to answer. The voices are the people doing the work: women, youth and community leaders.

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  • Bridges of Peace

    The inclusion of women in community development across Northwest Nigeria. Filmed around the FCDO-funded project on access to justice and credible democratic processes in Kaduna, Sokoto, Katsina and Kano: what the first phase achieved, and how much is still left to do.

  • Deploying Strategies for Increasing Access to Justice and Promoting Credible, Peaceful, Democratic Processes in North-West Nigeria

    An FCDO-funded Global Rights project in Kaduna and Sokoto, working for better inclusion of women in peacebuilding and the civic space, and for community resilience against insecurity and violent extremism in the North-West. The film shows the project's human impact and the changes it brought about.

  • Footprints

    Global Rights' impact journeys, told through stories from partner mining host communities in Nigeria: fiscal injustice, environmental degradation and climate change, and the socio-political and economic struggles that sit alongside abundant resources.

  • We Move

    The first part of a documentary on Nigeria's civic space, subtitled a biopic on the country's civic movements. It traces what civil society activism has contributed to Nigeria, and how much room civic voices still have two decades after the end of military rule.

  • Coal Impact

    Coal mining in Okobo, Kogi State, and what it has meant for the community living beside the pit: land and livelihoods, the state of the soil and water, and the agreements host communities are owed but do not always get.

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