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International seminar Minority and Indigenous Peoples’ Rights
Key facilitators of the seminar include experts in human rights and ecological democracy representing NGOs from Bangladesh, Brazil, Burundi, India, Indonesia, Kenya, Kyrgyzstan, Nepal, Rwanda, Somaliland, Tibet and Uruguay, and from Finnish and international institutions. Topics under discussion include the implications of multiple discrimination, the promotion of the rights of the sexual minorities, women’s rights and roles in promotion and preservation of minority cultures, the cultural structures discriminating disabled people, and the methods to fight against the displacement of indigenous peoples. The seminar provides networking opportunities for NGO representatives, government officials, researchers, students, other professionals of nature conservation, human rights and development and everyone interested in development cooperation.
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VenueThe seminar is held at Kuntatalo, Address: Toinen linja 14, 00530 Helsinki. Download map and venue information, including details on public transport.
RegistrationSeminar is held in English. Participation in the seminar is free of charge. Refreshments, coffee and lunch are provided to all registered participants free of charge. Unfortunately organisers cannot cover any accommodation, travel or other related costs for the participants due to limited funds. To register, please send the following information latest by 22 September 2011 to seminaari@kios.fi:
ContactMs. Anna Jaurimaa |
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