- Celebrate Thanksgiving with Marcus Samuelsson on November 27 at Kungsholmen
- Candela electric speedboat wins prestigious International Award
- Power Woman Announce a New Range of Eco-Friendly Sportswear
- Fotografiska Stockholm opens Alex Prager Welcome Home
- National team player Jimmy Durmaz stops the bullshit on Father’s Day
- Semi-final of Barber of the Year 2019 – East Coast
- New restaurant concept PAS D´ART opens in Bibliotekstan
- Erik Poppe to direct SF Studios’ new film The Emigrants
- The customer will stand in the spotlight when Ehandel brings NXT Nordic to Stockholm on the 17th of September
- openhack engage 100 of tech volunteers to solve humanitarian challenges
Now the program is released for Human Rights Days
The picture shows a selection of this year's speaker.
Soraya Post, Nina Rung, Victor Olisa, Hans Linde, Elena Namli, Nathan Hamelberg, Dance Group JUCK, Stina Oscarsson. There are some of the participants in Human Rights Days in Stockholm on November 15-17. Today, much of the program is released to the forum.
The program is launched under the heading “The Right to a Life Free of Violence” that is the theme of this year’s forum. Around 200 program points, 500 participating and around 80’s exhibitors will be in place during the MRI days to highlight issues related to different types of violence as a rights violation.
For example, the program addresses sexualized violence, political violence, structural violence, hatred and harassment, hate and threats on the Internet, men’s violence against women, close relationships and violence in conflict zones. There will be a deepening of the structures and background factors behind the violence. But also several examples of solution-oriented methods for how violence in all its forms can be counteracted and prevented.
– The program will be an in-depth study of the structures and background factors behind the violence: Who are the perpetrators and who are subjected to violence? How does power structures related to gender, ethnicity / witness, functionality, class, gender identity, sexual orientation, religion and age affect the likelihood of violence or violence? During the forum, we look forward to many interesting discussions and exciting speakers that raise these issues from several important perspectives, says Malin Slätis, Project Manager on Human Rights Days.
Amongst this year’s participation, are Soraya Post, EU Parliamentarians, Hans Linde, Chairman of the RFSU, Victor Olisa, Doctor of Criminologist and Retired Police from London Metropolitan Police, Stina Oscarsson, Drama and Director, Dance Group JUCK, Nathan Hamelberg and Adam Wassrin, Project Manager, Machofabriken, Elena Namli, Professor of Theological Ethics, Nina Rung, Criminologist and Genius Scientist, and Founder of the Huskurage Association.
Take part of this year’s program here »
See you in Stockholm!
- Human Rights Days
- Thursday-Saturday 15-17 November at the Stockholm Fair
- Saturday is free!
Stockholm Fair | Seminar’s Human Rights Days 2018
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