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Mon 5th Dec - Fri 10th Dec: Women in Gaza
A film from Trócaire about the challenges women face in Gaza from occupation and a blockade to violence, poverty & COVID-19.
(Available to view online during the dates above)
Photo: Mark Stedman / Trócaire
Thurs 9th Dec: Festival Launch
Thurs 9th Dec: Festival Launch
This year's festival launch is on Thursday 9th December at 8pm in Eden Place Arts Centre, Pilots' Row, Rossville St with a youth event showcasing artwork created by local youth clubs for Amnesty International's Write For Rights campaign.
This year's festival launch is on Thursday 9th December at 8pm in Eden Place Arts Centre, Pilots' Row, Rossville St with a youth event showcasing artwork created by local youth clubs for Amnesty International's Write For Rights campaign.
Click here to learn more.
Click here to learn more.
Friday 10th Dec, 12.00 – 2pm
Friday 10th Dec, 12.00 – 2pm
Write For Rights Workshop
Write For Rights Workshop
Pilots' Row Cafe, Rossville Street, Derry
When we all act together, we are more powerful. That is the driving force behind Write for Rights, Amnesty’s global campaign and the world’s biggest human rights event.
The people you are helping today want to make the word a better place. They are demanding justice, and human rights for all. Many have been imprisoned, disappeared and attacked.
Every year, millions of individuals write letters, sign petitions and organise events. And it works! People are freed, justice is served, and the world becomes a better place. Every action counts, and these people need your help. Act now.
Join our live workshop and make your own contribution to Write For Rights. You will need a pen, some letter writing paper and envelopes.
Join our live workshop and make your own contribution to Write For Rights. You will need a pen, some letter writing paper and envelopes.
Other Events
Human Rights in the Fashion Industry
Children in Crossfire is delighted to be collaborating with the Derry Arts and Human Rights Festival.
Children in Crossfire has built a 6m long installation that people can walk through and interact with. Its purpose is to highlight the damaging impact of the fast fashion industry both on the environment and human rights.
The installation will be on view to the public from Tuesday 7th to Sunday 12th in the Pilot's Row Youth and Community Centre, Rossville St, Derry
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