Indonesian Street Kid Gives back to Kids in Need
From: Deutsche Welle
Series: Generation Change
Length: 05:00
Children sometimes are separated from their parents not only by death, but also poverty. One such case is Willie from Indonesia who grew up as an orphan on the street, where he faced sectarian violence, forced labor and broken promises. As we hear in this profile produced by Rebecca Henschke for Deutsche Welle, Willie is now working, studying and volunteering at the crisis center where he found refuge.
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Children sometimes are separated from their parents not only by death, but also poverty. One such case is Willie from Indonesia who grew up as an orphan on the street, where he faced sectarian violence, forced labor and broken promises. As we hear in this profile produced by Rebecca Henschke for Deutsche Welle, Willie is now working, studying and volunteering at the crisis center where he found refuge.
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Length: 5:00
Opens with :04 ambience
Outcue: This is Rebecca Henschke in Jakarta."
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INTRO:Children sometimes are separated from their parents not only by death, but also poverty. One such case is Willie from Indonesia who grew up as an orphan on the street, where he faced sectarian violence, forced labor and broken promises. As we hear in this profile produced by Rebecca Henschke for Deutsche Welle, Willie is now working, studying and volunteering at the crisis center where he found refuge.
OUTRO:For more on Deutsche Welle's "Generation Change" series go to http://rss.dw-world.de/xml/podcast_en_pulse_series
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