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A mock trial raises awareness on ethics and human rights
On 31 January 2023, the mock trial of Ernst Rüdin appeared at the United Nations Headquarters in New-York. Ernst Rüdin was a senior advisor to the Nazi government on its racial hygiene policies and practices. His mock trial was designed as an educational project of both human, moral and declarative importance.
GAAMAC partner launches the Digital Peace Project to respond to growing online hate
GAAMAC’s partner, the Montreal Institute for Genocide and Human Rights Studies (MIGS) has launched its Digital Peace Project, to uphold the UN Strategy and Plan of Action Against Hate Speech, and contribute to Canadian national efforts to mitigate online hate.
A mock trial raises awareness on ethics and human rights
On 31 January 2023, the mock trial of Ernst Rüdin appeared at the United Nations Headquarters in New-York. Ernst Rüdin was a senior advisor to the Nazi government on its racial hygiene policies and practices. His mock trial was designed as an educational project of both human, moral and declarative importance.
Media release – Fighting incitement to violence and hate speech to prevent mass crimes in CAR
Geneva-Bangui, 16 January 2023. For immediate release. A training will sensitize political and civic actors to incitement to violence and hate speech. Why? Because rumours and hateful or inciting messages can be warning signals leading to atrocity crimes.
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