Voices from the Roof of the World

11/11/2024

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Halji village, in north-western Nepal, is a living museum which houses an 11th-century Buddhist monastery. Unfortunately, the monastery lies just six kilometers below a dangerous glacier, the source of recent destructive flooding. Despite the danger, Buddhist monk Sonam and female yak herder Pema ha...

04/10/2024

Dhye Dreams, also from Voices from the Roof of the World will screen on October 19th at the Eugene Environmental Film Festival.

17/05/2024

101 East from Al Jazeera is broadcasting our show Saving Red Pandas today, in case you missed it previously.

101 East reveals how India is fighting to conserve its population of one of the world’s rarest animals.

15/03/2024

https://www.facebook.com/AKUGlobal/videos/1712084282658012

27/02/2024

Watch No Monastery No Village next Sunday on Aga Khan University. a GLOF threatens a remote Buddhist monastery in northwestern Nepal.

25/02/2024

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a-0IBY9tDls

Voices from the Roof of the World is back with 5 more urgent documentaries coming every Sunday. Watch this powerful report from people threatened by the floods and landslides on Pakistan's side of the Hindu Kush Mts.

Video title: Under the Hindukush | Voices from the Roof of the World High in the foothills of Pakistan’s Hindukush mountains, the villages of Chitral faced ...

19/01/2024

https://youtu.be/C65SKijNJmQ

At 4000m altitude, amidst the misty , lives the endangered species of the . But with rising temperatures and human persecution, the ...

12/01/2024

https://fb.watch/pwYt4gaP9q/

18/12/2023

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“I came from my home islands to work with you to solve the greatest challenge of our generations...We have built a canoe with a weak and leaky hull. Yet we have to put it into the water because we have no other option. ..We need to phase out fossil fuels... to keep the world liveable. As we sail this leaky canoe together, let’s agree to plug the leaks for the sake of all of us, especially the most vulnerable.”

John Silk, head of the delegation for the Republic of Marshall Islands reacting to the COP28 agreement