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YOUTH GROUPS
INVITATION TO THE EXIBITION
organized by the Youth Group of the Helsinki Committee for Human
Rights in Serbia in Kragujevac
02/22/2007, HCHRS |
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within the project "Wall
of Shame"
Culture of Speech:
Nonviolent Comunication
(Sponzored by Norwegian Helsinki Committee)
Library "Vuk Karadzic"
Kragujevac, February 26 - March 2 2007 |
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PROJECTS
POLITICAL PARTIES DIVIDE CITIZENS
Novi Pazar, November 3-7, 2006
12/08/2006
The 35th in the series of "Schools of Democracy" |
The project
"Building up Democracy and Good Governance in Multiethnic Communities," realized
thanks to the support of the European Commission - |
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Initiative for
Democracy and Human Rights
From 20 to 30 trainees daily attended the third school of democracy the
Novi Pazar branch office of the project organized in 2006. Prof. Aida Kozar's opening
lecture titled "Reconciliation Process" provided detailed explanation of human
rights violations during the wars in the territory of ex-Yugoslavia. Prof. Kozar
underlined the significant role of art and culture in the process of reconciliation... |
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CAPACITATING FUTURE DECISION-MAKERS
The third in the series of the seminars realized under the same name
with the assistance of the Balkan Trust for Democracy
05/01/2006 , HCHRS
The seminar was organized on April 28-30, 2006 in Novi Sad. Twenty-one
young people from several Vojvodina towns - Novi Sad, Sombor, Pancevo, Zrenjanin,
Kovacica, Odzaci and Sid - applied for the seminar. Given that a number of young
Belgraders, too, have manifested their interest to attend some of the seminars in the
series, the most persistent of all, a Belgrade girl, was invited to join in. Though
assembled from various communities, trainees soon begun to socialize smoothly. A visit to
the Serbian National Theater in Novi Sad just added to the group's homogeneity. By mere
coincidence... |
HUMAN RIGHTS SCHOOLS
HUMAN RIGHTS SCHOOLS
www.humanrightschools.org |
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Children are not born
xenophobic, intolerant of others and those considered different, children are not born as
nationalists. Children are taught to become xenophobic, intolerant and nationalists.
Children are not born with knowledge that they must respect the others and those
considered different, nor with the knowledge of human rights. Their formation depends on
our decision relating to their education. |
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