Short films & Documentaries

A short film and useful reminder that all children have the same rights, and includes 10 principles for their protection, wellbeing and development.

A short and compelling film (English with subtitles) which explains the social model of disability.

A short animated film with subtitles, exploring how the language we use, and how society can disable people with impairments.

Made by the Children’s Society in the UK. Provides useful opportunities to discuss issues related to boys, including behavioural signs that a boy is being abused, many of which are misunderstood or missed by service providers.

A short film made by the BBC, based on a real case about a boy who was being exploited, and the challenges he faced with being taken seriously.

Most people have heard about 'honour abuse' of women, but men can be hidden victims too. This short BBC News Night documentary makes for compelling viewing.

A short film about a young Malaysian man who was sexually abused. Useful as a tool for promoting discussion, debate and introducing otherwise hidden issues and perspectives.

On the occasion of its fourth anniversary, All Survivors Project released this short documentary on conflict-related sexual violence against men and boys in Afghanistan, Central African Republic, Sri Lanka, Syria and Turkey.

This gripping title of the film, “They Slept With Me” immediately raises two pressing questions for anyone concerned with the pursuit of justice: Who were “They”? .... And who was "Me"? “They” were Ugandan government soldiers in the late 1980s.

Thierry Inongi is a human rights activist who survived conflict-related sexual violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Aime Moninga is an activist who survived rape in the Democratic Republic of Congo speaks about legislation to protect men who have suffered conflict-related violence.

Stephen Kighoma is a survivor of conflict related sexual violence who fled into exile from his home in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo..

Alain Kabenga, an activist for male victims of conflict related sexual violence, was himself a victim of the same a few years back in his home country, the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Aime Moninga (Men of Hope) offers his message to the third SSI in 2017.

This film breaks the silence around sexual violence against men in conflict. Scripted, filmed and acted by members of a unique support group called 'Men of Hope.'

A unique testimony from a male survivor of sexual violence in conflict, where the perpetrator was a woman.

A short and inspirational film about a young man who experienced sexual abuse, highlighting some of the difficulties he experienced, and how he ultimately overcame his experiences to help others. Essential viewing.