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Changing lives. Changing Communities. Changing the world.
"Human rights cities" a Global Movement
Conceptual Discussion and Testimonies from the Human Rights Cities
In South Asia, Asia Pacific, Africa, and Latin America
Developing a new political culture based on human rightsThrough learning and dialogue across society about the holistic vision of human rights, instill in communities a sense of ownership of human rights as a way of life. Inhabitants of the city: women, men, youth and children, organizations, groups and the elected authorities, participate in the decision that determine the development of the city guided by the human rights framework. They collaborate to enhance equality, to overcome poverty and discrimination, and work to develop democratic institutions to insure human security, economic and social justice as well as strengthen the infrastructure for the citys human, social and economic development to achieve:
FREEDOM FROM FEAR AND FREEDOM FROM WANT
January 20 from 1.00 pm to
4.00 pmVENUE - A 7
Discussants:
SOPHY KOSHY
Dir. YUVA Center & PDHRE/YUVA Learning Institute for HR EducationMILLON KOTHARI- UN Rapportuer of the human rights to housing
ORLI LUBIN- Prof. of Comparative Literature, Chief of Women Studies T.A. University. Educator, Political
Feminists and Israeli Palestinian peace activists.KATHLEEN MODROWSKI PDHRE, popular education consultant. Director Domestic Program and instructor in
cultural anthropology and critical pedagogy at the friends world program L.I Univ.MINAR PIMPLE Founder and Director YUVA, Youth
for Voluntary Action and Executive Director PDHREEMMANUEL A.D. TUMANADA PDHRE, Youth Education , Lawyer, organizer H
uman Rights cities in the PhilippinesAnd more Educators and Community Activists. ..
For more information, please contact PDHRE:
The People's Movement for Human Rights Education,
526 West 111th Street, New York, NY 10025
tel: 212.749-3156; fax: 212.666-6325;
e-mail: pdhre@igc.apc.org