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Newsletter on Human Rights
an article by Ana Afonso

This is the first issue of the newsletter on human rights edited by CEIPES (www.ceipes.org) and its Centre for Human Rights Education. We are very happy to finally launch this project that we planned since some months. To access or download the newsletter, please click here.



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The main goal we have is to promote a culture of peace and human rights, in the framework of the United Nations International Decade for a Culture of Peace and Non-Violence for the Children of the World, that ended last year but that, in its deeper meaning, is a fight of each day and is greater than a decade that reaches its end.

This project will continue in the next months and we plan to deliver the second issue of the newsletter in December 2011, continuing each year launching at least 2 issues. In this issue we collected, from various sources (identified each time), some articles about human rights in the world. Instead, the first article was created by CEIPES and focus on a hot issues in Italy and in Europe: immigration.

Enjoy your reading.

Ana Afonso, President of CEIPES

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Is there a new international generation of human rights activism?,

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Latest reader comment:

CPNN has been enriched over the years by the young human rights activists who take part in the Annual UNESCO International Leadership Forum.  This is truly the hope for our future!


This report was posted on August 11, 2011.