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While travelling and volunteering in Nepal, I filmed and edited short videos for the British NGO Our Sansar about life in their home for street children in Parwanipur, a small rural village in the south of the country.

The daily walk to school.

Adding colours to the rooms with the help of another volunteer. An exercise of teamwork with all the boys.

A funny video of the boys enjoying their free time.

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In 2016, while doing a TV Foreign Reporting Course in Denmark, I worked on some short docummentaries that you will find below.

SAME SEX MARRIAGE IN FINLAND. The 1st of March 2017, Finland was the last Nordic country to legalise same-sex marriage. This decision came two years after a tight vote in favour of this resolution. Even though Finland is considered a gay friendly country, this law faced opposition. The main resistance came from the Evangelical Lutheran Church. Last September, the church published a handbook indicating that priests should not officiate same-sex marriages. But some priests decided to go against their church guidance.

A docummentary produced along with two classmates and with the support of a ‘Nordic Grant’ by the Danish School of Media and Journalism. (I filmed and edited)

CONVICTS AND NON-CONVICTS LIVING TOGETHER. The Danish prison system is based on the theory of rehabilitation. This theory is mainly applied through open prisons, also called half-way houses, which are institutions without any real escape obstacles. There are eight open prisons in Denmark, one of them is Pension Skejby.

(I was the editor).