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Secondary Citizenship and Modern Studies : Rights: Human Legal Consumer

Clip description		Keywords
	24 hour surveillance Duration: 08:26 A day in the life of Amee, an office worker, illustrates the frequent and varied uses of CCTV monitoring and other forms of surveillance.	surveillance, CCTV, privacy, crime prevention, Big Brother, security, data protection, snooping, human rights, street crime, civil liberties, safety, credit card, finger print, spying, Citizenship and Surveillance

	Anti-CCTV opinions Duration: 03:34 Banksy's graffiti raises thought-provoking criticisms of the steady increase in CCTV surveillance. Interviews with the street artist and MP Chris Huhne explain concerns about over-use.	street artist, graffiti, tag, art, vandalism, mural, wall, CCTV, surveillance, cameras, spying, Citizenship and Surveillance

	Anti-crime gadget criticised for infringing civil liberties Duration: 02:18 A device designed to move groups of would-be criminals is criticised by civil liberty campaigners.	responsibilities, crime, hotspot, conflict, compromise, nuisance, civil liberties

	Caste system explained in an Indian school Duration: 03:14 The caste system of India is discussed with implications for education classroom.	education, rights, diversity, caste, India, identity, positive discrimination, connectingclassrooms

	CCTV background Duration: 04:29 Background information about the uses of CCTV surveillance in the UK.	CCTV, surveillance, privacy, crime prevention, Big Brother, security, data protection, snooping, human rights, street crime, civil liberties, safety, credit card, finger print, spying, Citizenship and Surveillance

	Daily lives of children working in Russian circuses (pt 1/3) Duration: 10:32 Zachariah Fletcher, an actor from England, travels to Kharkov in Ukraine to meet a Russian circus family and train with 15 year old Artem Averyushkin, who's been performing since he was two years old.	global links, trade, circus training, exploitation, opportunities, aspirations, Russia, Ukraine, big top, clown, cyrillic, culture, performing animals, unicycle, ChildrenAtWork.

	Daily lives of children working in Russian circuses (pt 2/3) Duration: 09:36 Zachariah Fletcher, an actor from England travels to Moscow with circus performer Artem as he attends a school assessment. Zach explores how growing up as a professional circus performer has affected Artem's childhood.	global links, trade, circus, circus training, exploitation, opportunities, aspirations, education, Russia, Moscow, lifestyle, clowns, performance, ChildrenAtWork.

	Daily lives of children working in Russian circuses (pt 3/3) Duration: 09:07 Zachariah Fletcher, an actor from England, travels to Kharkov in the Ukraine to join circus performer Artem on tour with his circus family. Zach explores how growing up as a professional circus performer has affected Artem's childhood.	global links, trade, circus, circus training, exploitation, opportunities, aspirations, schools, education, Russia, circus community, family, stage, circus act, ChildrenAtWork.

	Exploitation of African youths by football agents Duration: 08:27 Second of three reports by Ousmann Manneh, a 20-year old footballer from the Gambia now living in the UK, looking into the plight of African youths who are promised football trials in Europe but are then abandoned on the streets of Paris by unscrupulous agents.	global links, trade, football, exploitation, opportunities, aspirations, Ghana, trafficking, football scouts, Paris, homeless, Nigeria, ChildrenAtWork.

	Female equality and education in Syria Duration: 01:28 Syrian girls prepare for their university entrance exams, and a mother talks about her hopes for her daughters.	Syria, education, schools, sexism, equality, females, rights, culture, universtiy, prejudice, inequality, women, connectingclassrooms

	Government responses to health inequalities Duration: 01:02 Examples of recent government advertising campaigns to help reduce health inequalities.	lifestyle choices, HEBS, smoking, government, cancer, obesity, heart disease, stroke, health, modern studies, inequalities

	GPS background Duration: 03:58 Sequences of a Harry Potter-like character illustrate the power of GPS to track peoples' movement in real-time. Young people then report on the new uses of GPS and GSM to track people. Opinions for and against are set out.	GPS, GSM, tracking, teenager, technology, safety, parent, curfew, location, mobile phone, snoop, snooping, spying, Citizenship and Surveillance

	GPS opinions Duration: 06:35 Video diary of a 15-year-old who volunteers to be tracked by her mother via her mobile phone. The benefits and shortcomings of the technology are shown.	Tagging, tracking, surveillance, CCTV, GOS, GSM, curfew, staying out, trust, teenage, parenting, youth, party, sleepover, drinking, binge-drinking, disco, safety, peer-pressure, honesty, contract, Citizenship and Surveillance

	Health problems facing the UK Duration: 02:04 One of the main health problems UK citizens are facing is poor diet.	obesity, lifestyle choices, diet, health, food, heart disease, exercise, money, income, modern studies, inequalities

	Know your rights on the high street Duration: 03:28 Many consumers are confused about what their rights are when trying to return unwanted goods.	shopping, retailers, trading standards, customer rights, online shopping, customer service

	Lifestyle choices Duration: 02:06 An examination of the idea that with money comes choice and a look at government response to health inequality.	lifestyle choices, low income, health, exercise, drink, smoking, diet, school, healthy eating, modern studies, inequalities

	Lives of children working in the Bollywood film and television industry (pt 1/3) Duration: 09:22 Kaajel Patel, a 20 year old art student from England travels to Mumbai in India to meet three girls who have had success in child roles in the Bollywood film and television industry.	ChildrenAtWork, global links, trade, Bollywood, film, behind the scenes, television, India, child actors, exploitation, opportunities, aspirations, education, auditions, mumbai, slums.

	Lives of children working in the Bollywood film and television industry (pt 2/3) Duration: 12:05 Kaajel Patel, a 20 year old art student from England, visits an acting school in Mumbai's biggest slum area and meets three child actors to find out how they balance acting, auditions, education and friendships.	global links, trade, Bollywood film and television, india, child actors, exploitation, opportunities, aspirations, education, auditions, Muslim, Hindu, inequality, poverty, wealth, slums, acting school, ChildrenAtWork.

	Lives of children working in the Bollywood film and television industry (pt 3/3) Duration: 07:40 Kaajel Patel, a 20 year old art student from England meets fifteen year old Ayesha who has recently become famous through her role in a Bollywood blockbuster action movie.	global links, trade, Bollywood film and television, India, child actors, exploitation, opportunities, aspirations, education, auditions, location shoot, film set, bindi, ChildrenAtWork.

	Loyalty card background Duration: 05:46 A daytime TV gameshow format is used to present information and issues relating to store loyalty cards. The range of information collected by large retail companies and the uses it is put to are set out in the questions asked.	shopping, consumer, consumerism, customer loyalty, marketing, surveillance, advertising, sales, target, habits, buying, selling, personal finance, credit card, store card, money, privacy, rights, Citizenship and Surveillance

	Meeting older people's health needs Duration: 02:07 Various forms of health care for older people are offered by the NHS, charities, councils and private companies.	NHS, health care, waiting list, treatment, care in the community, carers, Alzheimer's, local council, tax, voluntary sector, private health care, modern studies, elderly, bitesize

	Meeting older people's housing needs Duration: 01:00 How have the more well-off prepared for retirement?	sheltered housing, elderly, pensioner, retired, housing, modern studies, bitesize

	Middle ground CCTV opinions Duration: 04:11 Detective Chief Inspector Mick Neville explains a system called Visual Images, Identifications and Detections Office (VIIDO), which uses available CCTV images to assist in identification of suspected criminals and improve detection rates.	surveillance, VIIDO, CCTV, privacy, crime prevention, Big Brother, security, data protection, human rights, street crime, civil liberties, car crime, talking cameras, vandalism, spying, Citizenship and Surveillance

	PFI/PPP funding Duration: 01:18 Discussion about how the government funds public services, using PPP/PFI funding of a hospital as an example.	PFI, PPP, NHS, public funding, private funding, health, hospital, investment, private sector, tax, inequalities

	Private healthcare Duration: 01:12 A look at the advantages of private healthcare provision.	public healthcare, private healthcare, NHS, waiting lists, tax, health insurance, modern studies, inequalities

	Pro-CCTV opinions Duration: 03:46 A cinema block buster-style build-up introduces an interview with ex-police superintendent Ray Mallon. He explains the justification for increasing the uses of CCTV around town.	surveillance, CCTV, privacy, crime prevention, Big Brother, security, data protection, human rights, civil liberties, talking cameras, vandalism, anti-social behaviour, spying, Citizenship and Surveillance

	Remembering the Hungarian Uprising of 1956 (audio) Duration: 09:00 On 23 October 1956, protests against Soviet domination of Hungary grew into a short-lived revolution.	history, Hungary, cold war, Soviet Russia, 1956 revolution, rebellion, protest, freedom, Communism, radio, oral history, Witness

	Squalid conditions in Mumbai slums Duration: 02:26 What the slum of Bandra is like for the children who live there.	responsibilities, values, aid, Bandra, slum, slums, media studies, poverty, India, developing world, third world

	Summary of health inequalities in the UK Duration: 01:49 Discussion on the link between health and wealth.	inequalities, housing, health, diet, exercise, smoking, income, unemployment, deprived area, poverty, homelessness, modern studies

	Surviving a terrorist bomb attack (audio) Duration: 08:59 A terrorist bomb attack on the island of Bali killed many Indonesian people and tourists in October 2002.	terrorism, bomb, politics, survival, pain, grief, bereavement, memory, Bali, Indonesia, extremism, Jemaah Islamiyah, oral history, Witness

	Taking part in the Baltic Chain protest, 1989 (audio) Duration: 08:59 The Baltic Chain protest against Soviet domination of the Baltic state caught the attention of the world in August 1989.	history, Cold War, Iron Curtain, Soviet Russia, Baltic States, Europe, protest, civil disobedience, Witness

	The background to and consequences of the Olympic Protest of 1968 (audio) Duration: 09:00 On the medal winners' podium at the 1968 Olympics, Tommie Smith and John Carlos put their fists in the air and made black power salutes.	history, civil rights, 1968 Olympics, Harry Edwards, Tommie Smith, racism, discrimmination, protest, Olympics, America, oral history, Witness

	The Cod Wars (audio) Duration: 09:00 When Iceland widened its exclusive fishing rights around its coast in the autumn of 1972 British fishermen found themselves fighting for access to their waters	geography, conflict, economics, fishing, sea, ocean, Iceland, trade, territory, Witness

	The death of anti-apartheid activist Steve Biko (audio) Duration: 09:00 Steve Biko, a prominent anti-apartheid activist, died on 12 September 1977 in police custody.	apartheid, racism, South Africa, human rights, violence, journalism, press freedom, Black History Month, censorship, Witness

	The economics of education in an African school Duration: 03:08 An African school discusses the problems of paying for education.	schools, education, rights, pupils, teachers, finance, money, connectingclassrooms

	The effect of economic migration on children in China Duration: 03:18 A Chinese boy explains how he feels about life without his parents, who are forced to live away from him as economic migrants.	China, education, school, migrants, one child policy, rights, Chinese, parents, economy, connectingclassrooms

	The effect of war on refugee pupils in a Syrian school Duration: 02:45 A 15 year old Iraqi refugee in Syria struggles to connect with his education.	Syria, Iraq, refugee, education, school, visa, Canada, war, violence, connectingclassrooms

	The link between poor health and poverty Duration: 00:40 Glasgow provides an example to describe the link between poor health and poverty.	health, inequalities, life expectancy, poverty, modern studies, Glasgow

	Trade unions at Kvaerner Govan Duration: 03:50 A series of BBC news items summarising the sequence of events in an industrial dispute.	rights, responsibilities, industrial action, Kvaerner, Govan, GEC, trade union, media, Clyde, shipbuilding, modern studies, bitesize

	Training provided by official football academies in Ghana Duration: 11:43 Third of three reports by Ousmann Manneh, a 20-year old footballer from the Gambia now living in the UK, who visits an official football academy in Ghana where youths are given a realistic and structured life that includes coaching and education.	global links, trade, football, exploitation, opportunities, aspirations, Ghana, dreams, poverty, Accra, academy, coaching, ChildrenAtWork.

	Unofficial football academies in Ghana Duration: 08:56 First of three reports by Ousmann Manneh, a 20-year old footballer from the Gambia now living in the UK, looking into the unofficial football academies in Ghana and the potential to exploit boys who dream of playing in the leagues of Europe.	global links, trade, football, exploitation, opportunities, aspirations, football agents, football scouts, Ghana, football academy, ChildrenAtWork

	Use of child labour on cocoa plantations in Ghana (pt 1/3) Duration: 11:24 Hazel Lindsey, a presenter from England, travels to Ghana to investigate the employment of children on cocoa plantations.	Ghana, chocolate, West Africa, plantation, ashanti, akyem ofoase, cocoa, pod, family, beans, child labour, machete, ChildrenAtWork.

	Use of child labour on cocoa plantations in Ghana (pt 2/3) Duration: 07:30 Hazel Lindsey, a presenter from England, travels to Ghana in West Africa to investigate the child labourers who harvest cocoa to produce chocolate, and learns about the life of young cocoa pickers.	global links, trade, chocolate, cocoa farming, cocoa pods, exploitation, opportunities, aspirations, family life, Ghana, Malaria, typhoid, ChildrenAtWork.

	Use of child labour on cocoa plantations in Ghana (pt 3/3) Duration: 10:29 Hazel Lindsey, a presenter from England has travelled to Ghana in West Africa to investigate the child labourers harvesting cocoa to produce chocolate. She speaks to an organisation campaigning against child labour and one which represents chocolate manufacturers.	global links, trade, chocolate, cocoa farming, exploitation, opportunities, aspirations, Ghana, school, religion, plantation, Accra, rights, child labour, education, London, cocoa initiative, ChildrenAtWork.

	Yang Xi Wen - Chinese blogger Blogger Yang Xi Wen spends around 12 hours a day on China's closely controlled internet.	China, interet, media, censorship, blog, human rights, modern studies, ChinaStories

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