to end child marriage, and he's doing it with the one thing

he has at his disposal:

His voice.

(speaking foreign language)

(uplifting music)

Gosan has experienced, firsthand, the institution,

which he hopes, himself, to end.

Child marriage puts women at a particular disadvantage,

because they are often removed from school.

With four children, three of them daughters,

Gosan works to educate men and women in his community

against this practice.

Gosan hosts talks.

(speaking foreign language)

He speaks with men about the the disadvantages

of keeping girls out of school.

He talks about allowing kids, to be kids.

And it works!

Many people have changed their minds.

Being exposed to these new ideas has had a positive effect.

For Gosan, it all comes back to family

and to his daughters.