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35133871806_f9748441d5_z (2) — Sudan Call’s reaction on draft resoluton Africa Group
Africa Group from the United Nations on Human Rights wrote a…
24 September 2018/by Lisanna Boersma

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On the 21ste of September, International Peace Day, the umbrella…
16 September 2018/by Lisanna Boersma

Victoire_Ingabire_Umuhoza — In Rwanda, a political icon leaves prison with her mouth closed
By Akayezu Muhumuza Valentin
Rwandan Human Rights Activist

On…
15 September 2018/by Lisanna Boersma

1-2 — Report: ‘Armenian-Kurdish-Turkish dialogue’ at the Initiatives of Change event: ‘Addressing Europe’s Unfinished Business’ PART 3
This is the third and last part of the report, commenting on…
12 August 2018/by Lisanna Boersma

tayfun — Report: ‘Armenian-Kurdish-Turkish dialogue’ at the Initiatives of Change event: ‘Addressing Europe’s Unfinished Business’ PART 2
From the 23rd until 27 july a group of 15 Armenians, Kurds and…
10 August 2018/by Lisanna Boersma

4-2-1-1030×431 — Report: ‘Armenian-Kurdish-Turkish dialogue’ at the Initiatives of Change event: ‘Addressing Europe’s Unfinished Business’ PART 1
23 – 27 July 2018, Caux (Switzerland)

From the 23rd until…
9 August 2018/by Lisanna Boersma

Teen-Protest-forJustice — #WeWantJustice
Protests led by youth are met with violence;
attempts of dissent…
6 August 2018/by Katrina

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On August 31, Great Lakes Region Monthly Meeting theme is centered…
19 July 2018/by Trony Ingati

Screen-Shot-2018-07-10-at-3.57.34-PM-1030×558 — “Why me—Why not me—Why not you?”
Simple narratives can be deadly: how I recovered from a terror…
10 July 2018/by Katrina

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The Hague Peace Projects is a collective of young professionals who act as catalysts of peace all over the world. Many of them have personally lived through circumstances of violence and oppression themselves and worked as human rights activists in their countries of origin.
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We bring together diaspora communities from conflict areas living in Europe, local journalists and human rights actors living and working in conflict areas. Together we discuss the root causes of conflict, address them, and change the world for the better.
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We believe in the power of compassion and love. Sometimes it is tough-love, to discuss the difficult and sensitive issues, but those are the ones worth fighting for.
Tough-love means being open, critical and empathetic.

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