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“Shrinking space in Europe – crackdown on human rights defenders”

Arrangør
Amnesty International Norway, Den norske Helsingforskomite
Dag
Torsdag 16/8 2018 16:00 - 17:30
Arrangementstype
Debatt
Tema
Menneskerettigheter
Språk
English
Sted
Bankgården
Stedsbeskrivelse:
Foreningen
 


Om arrangementet

 

In 2018, it is 20 years since the UN Declaration on Human Rights Defenders was adopted. Norway was a leading promotor of the Declaration.

Today we witness that respect for human rights is deteriorating in several European countries. The environment for human rights work is becoming increasingly difficult. At the event, we’ll meet three persons who know this by personal experience; from Turkey, Hungary and Russia. They are in the center of the ongoing struggle for human rights in Europe.

We ask: What has the Declaration on Human Rights Defenders achieved? How can it be used in today’s situation? What role does Norway play and how can central and local authorities in Norway do more to support the activists?

Moderator:

Ingvild Lyberg, Deputy Secretary General, Amnesty International Norway

 

Medvirkende
  • Ozlem Dalkiran, Co-founder of Amnesty International Turkey one of the defendants in "The Istanbul 10 case"
  • Júlia Iván, Secretary General, Amnesty Hungary
  • Pavel Chikov, Rafto Prize Laureate, Director, Russian Agora Human Rights Organization
  • Erling Hoem, Deputy Director, Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Kontaktperson
Beate Ekeløve-Slydal, Politisk rådgiver, Amnesty International Norway, 93405819, bslydal@amnesty.no
Universell utforming
Servering
Ja
Sidevisninger
2009