THE MEMORIAS SITUADAS INTERACTIVE MAP WAS PRESENTED
The CIPDH-UNESCO’s Sites of Memory project, related to human rights violations, was presented on 22 October with a discussion panel on its purposes and methodologies.
The CIPDH-UNESCO’s Sites of Memory project, related to human rights violations, was presented on 22 October with a discussion panel on its purposes and methodologies.
International Day Of Commemoration In Memory Of The Victims Of The Holocaust
World Day Of Social Justice
With the participation of prominent specialists in archival matters, and based on the practices associated to the treatment and preservation of documentation on serious human rights violations, the conference responded to the need to update the challenges and advances in the field. In particular, the debate was centered around documentation produced in contexts of political violence, dictatorships and armed conflicts, among others. Additionally, the conference served the purpose of acknowledging the contribution made by this field in the transitional and post-transitional processes to strengthen democratic systems.
The program offers free tutoring by argentine teachers and academics specialized in the field of human rights.
Reflections from the present: 70th anniversary of the Convention on Genocide
#MappedMemories is an interactive map that covers different places of memory related to serious human rights violations around the world. This project aims to raise awareness about how different communities address their traumatic past by showing diversity, peculiarities and similarities in the way we “recall” events.
The CIPDH-UNESCO conducts a survey of young people aimed at getting to know the ideas and general knowledge that students from different universities have on human rights.
Every year, the cipdh-unesco facilitates a simulation exercise of thematic hearings before the inter-american commission of human rights (iachr), where the operating mechanisms of the sessions are recreated.