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his dynamic event, featuring panel discussions, keynote speeches, interactive sessions, and performances, convened civil society members, policymakers, and cultural organisations to explore the intricate nexus of art, human rights, children’s rights, disability rights, and inclusion.
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>> VERSIONE IN ITALIANO A SEGUIRE << You are cordially invited to join us for the 7th Global Campus of Human Rights Online Conversation. The conversation will take place on Wednesday 21 February 2024 at 11 am (CET) via zoom. THEME The value of education and projects regarding Sustainability: Local and International Perspectives. We believe that higher education must be at the center of a sustainable future for the world and also for the city of Venice and could become one of the driving forces amidst this period of time, both for our local and global community. Sustainability is not only a beautiful world but it has to lead to education and concrete actions. SPEAKERS Mariagiovanna Scrobogna, Spokesperson Sustainability Team of TEDxVenezia Alessandro Costa, General Director of Venice World Capital of Sustaininility Foundation (Fondazione Venezia Capitale Mondiale della Sostenibilità – VSF) Hélène Molinari, Founder of SUMUS Community Chiara Shania Mongello & Vasil Nikolaiev Ivanov, 2023/2024 student representatives of the European Master for Human Rights and Democratisation, EMA (Global Campus Europe) The opening welcome words will be done by the City of Venice, the Secretary General Manfred Nowak and the Administrative Director Elisabetta Noli. This event will be translated into Italian and English and animated with live illustrations. REGISTER AT https://bit.ly/GC-conversation-7 ABOUT THE CONVERSATIONS The Global Campus of Human Rights wants to provide a space for exchanging views on the possible futures of Venice, and to do so is organising a series of “Global Campus of Human Rights Conversations” which are taking place as short one-hour online discussions. These conversations provide an opportunity for local partners, the government authorities, our staff, professors, alumni and students, to actively participate in the discussion on the future development of the city of Venice, which hosts the headquarters of the Global Campus of Human Rights: the Monastery of San Nicolò (Venice Lido). For more information, please contact: pressoffice@gchumanrights.org or communications@gchumanrights.org *** L’Ufficio Stampa del Global Campus of Human Rights invita a partecipare alla settima Online Global Campus Conversation che si svolgerà via Zoom mercoledì 21 febbraio 2024 dalle 11:00 alle 12:00 (CET). IL TEMA Il valore dell’educazione e dei progetti sui temi della Sostenibilità: Prospettive locali e internazionali. Crediamo che l’istruzione superiore debba essere al centro di un futuro sostenibile per il mondo e per la città di Venezia, e diventare una delle forze trainanti in questo periodo, sia per la nostra comunità locale che globale. “Sostenibilità” non è solo una bella parola ma deve anche guardare all’educazione e guidare ad azioni concrete. I RELATORI Mariagiovanna Scrobogna, Referente Team Sostenibilità per TEDxVenezia Alessandro Costa, Direttore Generale di Fondazione Venezia Capitale Mondiale della Sostenibilità – VSF) Hélène Molinari, Fondatrice di SUMUS Community Chiara Shania Mongello & Vasil Nikolaiev Ivanov, rappresentanti degli studenti del nostro Master Europeo per i diritti umani e la democrazia (EMA – Global Campus Europe) per l’anno accademico 2023/2024 Le parole di benvenuto saranno da parte del Comune di Venezia, Regione Veneto, del Segretario Generale Manfred Nowak e della Direttrice Amministrativa Elisabetta Noli. Questo evento verrà tradotto in italiano e inglese, e animato con illustrazioni live. REGISTRAZIONE: https://bit.ly/GC-conversation-7 LE CONVERSAZIONI Il Global Campus of Human Rights vuole fornire uno spazio per lo scambio di opinioni sui possibili futuri di Venezia, e per farlo sta organizzando una serie di “Global Campus of Human Rights Conversations”, brevi discussioni online della durata di un’ora. Queste conversazioni forniscono un’occasione per partner locali, governo, staff, professori, alumni e studenti, di partecipare attivamente alla discussione sullo sviluppo futuro della città di Venezia, città che ospita la sede del Global Campus of Human Rights presso il Monastero di San Nicolò (Lido di Venezia). Per maggiori informazioni contattare: pressoffice@gchumanrights.org oppure communications@gchumanrights.org #GCHumanRights #GCHumanRightsPress #GCHumanRightsConversations
The UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights remain relevant in terms of addressing business responsibilities regarding climate change. However, the private sector should be obligated to contribute towards climate financing, given the urgent need in the Pacific.
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Political participation is often a difficult threshold for migrants to cross in their adopted countries. The 2023 Argentinian elections showed their engagement is fundamental to deepening democracy and public debate. It is worth examining obstacles, myths and truths of a disputed right.
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The European Court of Human Rights recently delivered two important judgments ruling that overrepresentation of Roma pupils in schools in North Macedonia and Albania was prejudicial, subtly lowering the threshold for finding this type of segregation discriminatory.
Academic freedom is under threat throughout Europe and beyond. Recent EU debate highlights the need for a protective legal framework while human rights law principles provide a nourishing context.
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The African Union has been criticised for not doing enough to help the continent overcome its many crises. Why do African leaders still run to the West for help and could the Union do more to fulfil its mandate of finding African solutions to African problems?
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The state is responsible for ensuring the wellbeing and rights of children placed in alternative care. Any misconduct by caregivers must be immediately identified and responded to promptly and appropriately. It is crucial that children have a voice in decision-making.
After 12 years of social and democratic erosion under previous regimes, Xiomara Castro´s government has the chance to make structural transformations in Honduras. It is worth exploring three main axes to analyse what the new government has done and what needs to be done.
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