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| Project 17: The photograph that united a family | Project 17: The photograph that united a family |
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| When Muntaka Chasant set out to photograph "burner boys" on Agbogbloshie dump in Accra, Ghana, he had no idea that one of his photos would reunite a family. | When Muntaka Chasant set out to photograph "burner boys" on Agbogbloshie dump in Accra, Ghana, he had no idea that one of his photos would reunite a family. |
| But despite runaway Malik being reunited with his family, his future remains uncertain. | But despite runaway Malik being reunited with his family, his future remains uncertain. |
| This video is part of Project 17, a BBC World Service series produced in partnership with the Open University, in which teenagers around the world look at progress on the UN's 17 Sustainable Development Goals. | This video is part of Project 17, a BBC World Service series produced in partnership with the Open University, in which teenagers around the world look at progress on the UN's 17 Sustainable Development Goals. |
| Filmed by: Sulley Lansah Produced by: Eleanor Layhe Edited by: Woody Morris | Filmed by: Sulley Lansah Produced by: Eleanor Layhe Edited by: Woody Morris |
| Find more videos and programmes about Project 17 here. | Find more videos and programmes about Project 17 here. |