Louise Sayers

These two sisters from Syria are using rap to send a message to the world. They want to put an end to child marriage. Hiba and Rama - whose names have been changed to protect their identities - spoke to us from the Zaatari refugee camp in Jordan.

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Every week, we tell stories from young people around the world, wherever you live. This week, we meet Tio, from Indonesia, who was born without arms or legs and plays video games using his chin and shoulders.

We want to know about your lives, your concerns, and your aspirations, so get in touch if you have a story to share.

BBC My World is a brand new show for young people around the world, brought to you by executive producers Angelina Jolie and the BBC World Service. We've also partnered with Microsoft Education and BBC Learning to show you how the news is made, fact-check stories and spot fake news.

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Pallavi is 16 and she's from Chennai in India. She loves the culture, the temples and the beach. But she's frustrated at how men and women in India are treated differently.

BBC My World is a brand new show for young people around the world, brought to you by executive producers Angelina Jolie and the BBC World Service. We've also partnered with Microsoft Education and BBC Learning to show you how the news is made, fact-check stories and spot fake news.

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