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Meeting of Informal coordination

Human Rights Education in Schools

Published: October 5, 2010 Author: CMS

When: Wednesday, 6. October 2010 11:00
To: Wednesday, 6. October 2010
Where: Zagreb, Croatia, Selska 112C
Host: Human Rights House of Zagreb
Contact: CMS (cms@cms.hr)
More info: www.kucaljudskihprava.hr

Civil society organizations (Center for Peace Studies – CMS; Center for Peace, Non-Violence and Human Rights; GONG and Croatian Youth Network – MMH) have presented in June this year, basic points for having the subject on democracy and human rights officially included in educational system of the Republic of Croatia.

Organizations work through informal coordination whose purpose is supported by Human Rights Center in Zagreb. They work jointly on more in-detail elaboration and conception of the democracy and human rights subject which will be connected cross-culturally with other similar subjects.

The meeting of the informal coordination will be held tomorrow (October 6) in the Human Rights House of Zagreb at 11 AM. All interested parties are welcome to join.

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