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One World has started with awarding the Homo Homini prize

On Wednesday night the 12th edition of One World was officially launched at the Prague Crossroads. As in years past, the Homo Homini award, which is granted by People in Need to honour people who have significantly contributed to promoting human rights, democracy and non-violent resolutions of political conflicts, was given to its winners. This year’s award was granted to Majid Tavakoli and Abdullah Momeni, two imprisoned Iranian student leaders, and in spirit to the entire Iranian pro-reform student movement that has emerged over the last two generations. More information about the Homo Homini award is available here.

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One World 2010

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Between March 1018, 2010 the One World International Human Rights Film Festival will be held in Prague, then it moves on to 29 towns and cities throughout the Czech Republic:
 
Bílina (29.3.–2.4.), Brno (22.–30.3.), České Budějovice (16.–19.3.), Děčín (8.–10.4.), Hradec Králové (12.–16.4.), Hrádek nad Nisou (23.–25.3.), Jablonec nad Nisou (22.–25.3.), Karlovy Vary (19.–21.3.), Kladno (17.–20.3.), Kralupy nad Vltavou (22.–23.3.), Libčice nad Vltavou (19.3.), Liberec (22.–28.3.), Mělník (25.–27.3.), Mikulov (17.–20.3.), Mladá Boleslav (22.–26.3.), Nový Bor (19.–21.3.), Olomouc (22.–31.3.), Opava (22.–26.3.), Ostrava (22.–27.3.), Pardubice (22.–27.3.), Plzeň (15.–26. 3.), Polička (23.–25.3), Rožnov pod Radhoštěm (29.-31.3.), Tábor (18.-20.3. and 22.3.), Tanvald (29.–30.3.), Teplice (15.–18.3.), Třinec (25.–31.3.), Ústí nad Labem (15.–20.3.) a Ústí nad Orlicí (7.–10.4.).
 
In addition, a selection of One World films will be presented in Brussels and in New York.

 

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