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The human rights situation in occupied Crimea

In the context of the Human Rights Council’s 54th session, and interactive dialogues with the International Independent Commission of Inquiry on Ukraine and the High Commissioner on Human Rights, People in Need and Human Rights House Foundation are hosting an evening devoted to the human rights situation in occupied Crimea on Tuesday 26 September at Cinerama Empire Cinema, Geneva.

Published: September 18, 2023 Author: Human Rights House Foundation

The event, sponsored by the Czech Mission and EU Delegation, will include a screening of Nariman: The Voice of Crimea followed by a panel discussion with representatives of Ukrainian civil society and journalists. Audience members will also have the opportunity to view an exhibition of photographs from Kyiv-based photographer Albert Lores.

Order of proceedings

Welcome Remarks
Screening of Nariman: The Voice of Crimea
Panel Discussion
Photo Exhibition Opening & Reception

Top photo from the “Invasion” series, courtesy of Albert Lores.

Dave Elseroad

Head of Advocacy and Geneva Office

dave.elseroad@humanrightshouse.org

Languages: English

Advocacy, Human Rights House Foundation

advocacy@humanrightshouse.org

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