As ethnic violence raged in Krygyzstan June 2010 the world watched, but villages were plundered under the watching eyes of many women witnesses who watched as their relatives were killed as they were trapped in burning homes. These brave women tell their accounts. An excellent 6:56 min Human Rights Watch production. To see more go to the HRW YouTube channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/HumanRightsWatch

Interview with GEAR (Gender Equality Architecture Reform) Campaign representatives Charlotte Bunch (CWGL at Rutger's University), Bani Dugal (BIC), and Rachel Harris (WEDO) on its role in the passage of the UN Resolution to establish UNWOMEN. This 8:27 min, July 30, 2010 video was produced by BICUNoffice.

An insight of the abuse still occurring today towards women in Pakistan. This 3:42 min, October 22, 2007 video was produced by gingerkat08.

A message from Make Poverty History about women and poverty. This 0:56 min, February 12, 2008 video was produced by the MPH group in Peterborough, Ontario.

An Indonesian train operator set aside two carriages exclusively for women. This 0:43 min, August 19, 2010 video was produced by Associated Press.

On average, women and girls carry 40 pounds of water 3.5 miles every day, hindering their opportunity to work or attend school, and continuing the cycle of poverty. This 3:09 min, June 17, 2009, video was produced by Water For People.

Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Sheryl WuDunn describes her journey from covering the violence in Tiananmen Square to actively fighting the oppression of women around the world. This 2:58 min, Oct 1, 2009 video was produced by ForaTv.

Girls in India, married and pregnant often before they're teenagers, learn about reproductive health. This 3:46 min, April 23, 2010 video was produced by RHRealityCheck.

Terminating a pregnancy in the Irish Republic is illegal and punishable by life in prison, unless the mother's life is in danger. This 3:12 min, February 01,2010, video was produced by france24english.

Lisa Shannon organized Run for Congo, to find sponsors for the tens of thousands of women who had been raped, tortured, and feared death during the war in the Congo. This 2:31 min, July27,2010 video was produced by CBS news.

Women's and Gender Study class. Activism Project. Sweatshops. This 2:06 min, August 18, 2010, video was produced by gjbyrd.

Native Women should be treated with respect even in thought. That was the message from a Lakota activist for women and children's rights. This 10:55 min, October 10, 2008 video was produced by MunisingWhiteHorse.

The city of Diyarbakir in eastern Anatolia is home to an unusual project whose goal is to help women oppressed by poverty and domestic violence. This 4:17 min, July 16, 2009 video was produced by DW-TV.

Through photography, women and girls in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Liberia, Cote DIvoire, Sierra Leone and Thailand documented their lives and made their voices heard, both locally and globally. This 3:05 min video was produced by the International Rescue Committee.

Despite that nearly 90% of agricultural labor is done by women in Bangladesh, men are paid more. This 5:24 min, video was published by PulitzerGateway.

Gender based violence in Dzaleka refugee camp, Malawi. Boredom. This 8:47min, video was produced by International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC).

A description of the trauma, health risks, and social pressure young girls endure by female genital mutilation. This 3:23 min, December 2009, video was produced by IRIN.

A 12-y-old child bride, Afghan girl victim, speaks publicly about the violence she lives with by her husband. This 0:13 min, video was produced by kafir001.

The video chronicles the lives and injustices against the Akhdam women in Yemen. This 12:20 min, video was produced by www.witness.org & SAF.

Millions of women work overseas each year—almost half a million from Nepal alone. The money they send home is supporting their families, but sometimes the women are cruelly exploited. Now, Nepal is helping its female migrant workers fight for their rights. This December 21, 2009, video was published by UNTV, UNIFEM.

According to Professor Chyong-fang Ko from the Taiwanese Central Research Institute, Vietnamese brides account for 35% of 338000 foreign brides in Taiwan, or around 118300 women, mainly from the south of Vietnam. Women like Huynh Mai are the victims of a practice that is fast becoming more popular. According to the Korean Statistics Office, the total number of Vietnamese brides married to Korean men nearly doubled to 10131 in 2006 from 5822 in 2005. This video was produced by Pakistanis12346 .