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Networking Support
YHRM as its mission declares also forming up the new generation of human rights defenders, so support of regional human rights and youth initiatives is an important part of YHRM activity.
The Block is called “Networking Support” because the main part of regional initiatives we support, are initiatives of participants of YHRM programs and projects. But in the same time our work in this block aims also to involve into human rights sphere new people, groups, organizations.
There can be selected 3 areas of work:
1) Competitive support of projects of human rights, civic and awareness nature, including competition of regional actions and campaigns to defend public interests and Human Rights;
2) Consultative, expert and technical assistance to YHRM activists and groups;
3) Support to regional human rights and youth initiatives, including antifascism initiatives.
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ADVERTISEMENTS:
On May 4 at 1 p.m. the press-conference of the Network "Freedom, Legality and Rights in Europe – FLARE” is to take place in the Independent Press Centre |
PTPI invites qualified applicants of TFAS to apply for PTPI scholarships. The scholarships are $500.00 each and up to four (4) will be selected annually. Each award will be sent to the scholarship winner. Acceptance to TFAS Program will be confirmed before any funds are approved. |
all advertisements ÍÎÂÎÑÒÈ:Youth meeting “Intercultural and Interreligious Diologue v.s. Hate-motivated Violence in Europe” took place on 21-26 April in Bakuriani, Georgia. The major topics of the meeting were: the level of right-wing extremists’ violence in Europe, European and national legislation that addresses hate crimes, methods of counteracting that are available for the youth sector of civil society in Europe. |
On 27th of April, 2009, government and civil society experts from Belarus, Latvia, Lithuania, Moldova, Poland, Russia and Ukraine began a three-day meeting in Vilnius to discuss improving human rights education for young people. |
The spring session of the Council of Europe Parliamentary Assembly (PACE) opened in Strasbourg. Almost all issues considered by it concern Russia – either expressly or by implication. The most important of them is the reform of the European Court of Human Rights which is for three years in succession blocked by the Russian Federation alone. Having despaired to over persuade Moscow, the Council of Europe member states have found a solution how to do without it. |
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