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15th Human Rights School

for Youth of B&H

Published: February 18, 2010 Author: Mirsad Pandzic

When: Saturday, 20. February 2010
To: Saturday, 27. February 2010
Where: Brcko, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Contact: Mirsad Pandzic (m.pandzic@bh-hchr.org)

15th Human Rights School for Youth in B&H will take place in Brcko District, from 20th to 27th February 2010.

The school will be an opportunity for 21 youngsters from B&H to hear and learn about non-violent communication, how to recognize and act against discrimination, conflicts, stereotypes, prejudices etc.

They will also have the chance to get familiar with the concept of EU, international and EU standards of human rights, culture of dialogue, gender, NGO sector and similar.

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