"MARLON BRANDO"

Video compilation with highlights of events, personalities, and thematic coverage of the UN audiovisual archives covering almost 70 years of the world Organization.This compilation was originally created to raise awareness of the urgent need to digitize and preserve the United Nations audiovisual heritage for future generations.

A group of young Haitian businessmen are taking pains to bring modernity to the Pétionville area of the capital Port-au-Prince without trampling on its history, as they build a ten-floor shopping mall on the site of Le Picardie, a once-famous restaurant where Marlon Brando used to eat. MINUSTAH

Sunny is one of nearly 12,000 Liberian youngsters who were directly involved in the country's 15 year civil war. All were disarmed and demobilized between December 2003 and November 2004. As UNICEF and partners gather in Paris for a conference on children in armed conflict, Sunny's story represents the challenges and successes of reintegrating children into "normal" life after the traumas of forced warfare. UNICEF

Easy as ABC – A series of 20 half-hour programmes on the aims and work of UNESCO.

Easy as ABC – A series of 20 half-hour programmes on the aims and work of UNESCO.

American actor Marlon Brando narrates the success story of a Bolivian village that builds a water well with the help of the UN Technical Assistance Administration.