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“Consciousness: Past and Present” – The oppression of women, by artist Shqipe Kamberi

18 December 2017 0Comments 0Reactions

By Njomza Miftari We sat down to speak to Artist Shqipe Kamberi in Pristina, Kosovo regarding her recent personal art exhibition titled “Consciousness: Past and Present” displayed at the National Museum of Kosovo. Shqipe began actively pursuing the arts upon graduating from the Academy of Arts at the University of Pristina in Kosovo in…

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Kim Yaged – Building your empathy muscle

4 September 2017 0Comments 0Reactions

By Nicola Popović I meet Kim in one of my favorite spots, a small, vivid Italian café in Berlin-Neukölln. We first met when she was the focal point for women, peace and security issues with the US State Department here in Berlin, almost a decade ago. She’s now gone back to her passion, writing, which includes…

“As long as my ballets are danced I will live”: 25 years after death, production about ballet genius Rudolf Nureyev not allowed to go ahead at Bolshoi

28 August 2017 0Comments 0Reactions

By Nolwenn Guibert* On 8 July 2017, the General Director of the Bolshoi Theater, Vladimir Urin, cancelled, three days before its scheduled premiere, the production of a much anticipated new ballet about the life of former Soviet Union’s renowned artist, Rudolf Nureyev. Urin stated that he had cancelled the scheduled performances because rehearsals showed the production…

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The importance of volunteering

5 July 2017 0Comments 0Reactions

At Creating Rights, we want to take the opportunity of having participated to two great volunteering events lately to express how nice it feels to be part of the big non-profit community. And to meet and potentially collaborate with individuals driven by the will to give a bit - or a lot - of their…

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“Ararat” by Atom Egoyan, or the current influence of the Armenian Genocide

12 June 2017 0Comments 0Reactions

By Nolwenn Guibert* On 8 June, Humanity House and the Abovian Cultural Association with their representative, Mr Mato Hakhverdian, in attendance, co-organized in The Hague an evening event which looked into the current influence of the Armenian Genocide. The evening started with opening remarks from the Ambassador of the Republic of Armenia to the Netherlands, H.E. Dziunik Aghajanian, and…

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Lidija Zelović – A private journey through war

10 May 2017 0Comments 0Reactions

By Fiana Gantheret Lidija Zelović, a Bosnian journalist and filmmaker from a Serbian/Croatian family, left Sarajevo in 1992 when the war came to her home town. She flew to The Netherlands, leaving behind her brother and parents. They joined her in Amsterdam two years later. Lidija Zelović has followed the conflicts in former Yugoslavia as a journalist…

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New Gender-Neutral Options

10 May 2017 0Comments 0Reactions

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Weights and Measures: Portraits of Justice

9 May 2017 0Comments 0Reactions

Weights and Measures: Portraits of Justice is a socially engaged art project focused on international law and human rights work, to evoke civic dialogue in post-conflict societies and hubs of international justice. For the past year, Creating Rights has been providing an active support to the completion of the Weights and Measures project by being a direct actor in The Hague, The Netherlands,…

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Virtual Gallery – Bruce Clarke

5 May 2017 0Comments 0Reactions

[av_textblock size='' font_color='' color='' custom_class=''] A permanent project Creating Rights undertakes is to display a virtual and temporary exhibition of art works by socially engaged artists on its website. We envision Creating Rights’ platform to offer visibility to emerging artists from everywhere in the world for whom art became a necessity or a means to express…

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CAMERA JUSTITIA: Law and Justice at the Movies that Matter Festival – The Hague

20 March 2017 0Comments 0Reactions

by Sofia Stolk (coordinator Camera Justitia program) Cyberwar, illegal adoption, the death penalty, solitary confinement, child soldiers, resistance, war crimes, and a final verdict. In this wide variety of topics, one important common theme stands out: a call for justice. From March 24 until April 1, the Movies that Matter Festival once again takes over The…

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From a System To A Culture of International Justice : Addressing Its Challenges Through Art

16 January 2017 0Comments 0Reactions

by Fiana Gantheret International Justice faces challenges that need to be addressed On 21st November 2016, the WAYAMO Foundation organized a panel discussion to celebrate the one-year anniversary of its Africa Group for Justice and Accountability (AGJA) : Through the Looking Glass – Imagining the Future of International Justice. This discussion, organized as a side-event to the Assembly…

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Yearly Archives: 2017

“Consciousness: Past and Present” – The oppression of women, by artist Shqipe Kamberi

“As long as my ballets are danced I will live”: 25 years after death, production about ballet genius Rudolf Nureyev not allowed to go ahead at Bolshoi

The importance of volunteering

“Ararat” by Atom Egoyan, or the current influence of the Armenian Genocide

Lidija Zelović – A private journey through war

Weights and Measures: Portraits of Justice

Virtual Gallery – Bruce Clarke

CAMERA JUSTITIA: Law and Justice at the Movies that Matter Festival – The Hague

From a System To A Culture of International Justice : Addressing Its Challenges Through Art

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