Human Rights Human Wrongs is an annual documentary film festival in Oslo that sheds light on human rights issues. For six days in mid February, it presents new documentaries from all parts of the world, together with debates, concerts, seminars, workshops and performances at a handful of venues in Oslo.
When: Tuesday, 14. February 2017
To: Sunday, 19. February 2017
Where: Oslo
More info: hrhw.no/?lang=en
Organisations from Human Rights House Oslo – The Norwegian Burma Committee, The Norwegian Council for Africa, Health and Human Rights Info, The Women’s Front, and Voice of Tibet – are partners of the film festival.
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