Human
rights
Celebration
of the 70th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human
Rights, 2018, Italy
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In
the framework of the IX Forum of the NGOs in official partnership
with Unesco which was hold in Tunis in September 2018, the anniversary
of the Universal Declaration of the Human Rights was celebrated
with Mr President of the Arab Institute for Human Rights, and
Mr President of the National Committee for Human Rights of Qatar.
Every year, the Italian National Committee of IAA organizes
a show devoted to an article of the Declaration at the Fondazione
Opera Campana dei Caduti, Revereto. In 2018, the right to Education
was treated by worldwide artists invited by the Italian Committee.
The archives of the previous exhibitions are available on the
link: www.AIAPI.it/hr-edu-en.
Find more pictures through this link: www.facebook.com/pg/aiapitalia/photos.
Celebration
of the 70th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human
Rights, 2018, Costa Rica
The
National Committee of Costa Rica celebrated the anniversary
of the Universal Hunan Rights Declaration by organizing an exhibition
illustrating the articles of the Declaration, and which will
be shown again in December, in front of the National Theatre
in San José. View catalogue
[Spanish, PDF]
The
Italian National Committee (AIAPI) organizes
every year an exhibition devoted to the 'Human Rights Arts'
at the Fondazione Campana dei Caduti Rovereto. Images of the
works are available on the AIAPI website, www.aiapi.it,
as well as on their Facebook page: https://Facebook.com/aiapitalia.
In
2013, the National Committee of Costa
Rica organised an exhibition on the Human Rights.
Please, see the catalogue,
with
many full-color pictures [PDF].
South
Africa. Art for Human Rights
One of the SANAVA's affiliated organisations, Art for Humanity,
is particularly working on Human Rights at the Durban University,
Province of KwaZulu-Natal.
Of particular interest would be the project in terms of which
a number of specific visual artists are linked in partneship
with individual projects to create artworks addressing clauses
in the SA National Constitution dealing with Human Rights.
The project, covering the broad theme of the arts, human rights
and democracy, to which artists and poets are responding? addresses
clauses such as equality (art.9), human dignity (art.10), life
(art.11), freedomand security of the person, slavery, servitude
and forced labour (art.13),privacy (art. 14), freedom of religion,
belief and opinion (art.15), freedom of expression (art. 16),assembly,
demonstration, picket and petition (art. 17), freedom of association
(art. 18), political rights (art. 19), citizenship (art.20),
freedom of movement and residence (art.21), freedom of trade,
occupation and profession (art. 22), labour relations (art.23),
environment (art.24), property (art.25), housing (art.26), health
care, food, water and social security (art.27), children (art.28),
education (art.29), lenguage and culture (art. 30), cultural,
religious and linguistic communities ( art. 31), access to information
(art.32), just administrative action ( art.33), access to courts
(art.34), arrested, detained and accused persons (art.35).
Read
the August newsletter of Art for Humanity here
[PDF].