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4th event of the series “Expressions of Humanity” – Speaking up and breaking the cycle of violence through culture, dance and design.
En 2007 l’Espagne adopta la Loi organique d’égalité entre les femmes et les hommes. La nature constitutionnelle de cette loi reflète l’importance et le caractère transversal de son contenu, mais son application est à la merci des contingences budgétaires et de l’attitude des opérateurs juridiques – Frédéric Mertens de Wilmars
“La loi de protection intégrale contre la violence de genre a fait sauter le verrou du tabou qui rendait invisibles les victimes par les « malentendus de couples ou les disputes familiales ». Un bilan de la loi 15 ans après son adoption, de Frédéric Mertens de Wilmars.
Conférence-débat. Lorsque les préjugés l’emportent sur le jugé.
Second event of the cycle “Expressions of Humanity – What kind of world do we want to live in?” Tuesday
Arron Mc Ardle on the recent report by the EU Fundamental Rights Agency, the first to look comprehensively into various fundamental rights abuses in private homes across Europe of domestic workers in EU Member States.
Every day items are made possible through supply chains that may enslave men, women and children. They are working for YOU. Understand your personal slavery footprint and what you can do today to reduce it.
… human dignity and freedom are not finite resources, that the more you parcel them out the less you have
NEW on our Equality Blog : Arron Mc Cardle on the Ciné ONU screening of The Workers Cup in Luxembourg
La table ronde partira de la présentation du livre-enquête “afia Caporale” de Leonardo Palmisano, écrivain et sociologue, qui étudie depuis des années l’amalgame entre l’exploitation illégale du travail et la criminalité organisée.
Inside the labor camps of Qatar, African and Asian migrant workers building the facilities of the 2022 World Cup compete in a football tournament of their own
A perfect answer to THE question which dominated the debate after the screening of Not My Life, the powerful film by Robert Bilheimer on human trafficking and contemporary slavery: “What can I do?”
Breaking the Cycle UK
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