Kathmandu, the capital of Nepal, is a city producing huge quantities of bricks. To do this, most do not hesitate to recruit juvenile labor, very young children, who represent nearly a quarter of the workers.
In Nepal, one in three children work from the age of five, living below the extreme poverty line. The others become beggars, obeying the laws of the streets.
Exclusive investigation into a strictly unknown universe, where the lives of children are nothing like a fairy tale.