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Peace and Human Rights: young people meet the Nobel Peace Prize Shirin Ebadi, Giavera del Montello (TV), 7-8 June 2014
Shirin Ebadi, Nobel Peace Prize since 2003 for her commitment to human rights defense and in favour of democracy.
Claudia Pividori, researcher at Human Rights Centre.
Shirin Ebadi, from behind on the left, is speaking.
Students, volunteers and human rights defenders meet Shirin Ebadi, Iranian lawyer, Nobel Peace Prize since 2003.
Federica, graduate in "Istitutions and politics of human rights and peace" at the University of Padua interviewing Shirin Ebadi
The interpreter, on the left, translates a question for Shirin Ebadi.
Students from the high schools of Treviso, Montebelluna and Valdobbiadene.
The table of the speakers: from behind, staring from the left, the researcher Claudia Pividori, Shirin Ebadi, the interpreter Ella Mohammadi and the entertainer of the Festival "Ritmi e danza dal mondo" Don Bruno Baratto.
Students and graduates in Human Rights of the University of Padua, opened the conversation with Shirin Ebadi about the promotion of peace and human rights.
Milena, volunteer in Civil Service at Human Rights Centre, asks a question to Shirin Ebadi.
Students from the high schools of Treviso, Montebelluna and Valdobbiadene.
Irina, graduate in "Istitutions and politics of human rights and peace" at the University of Padua.
The participation of Don Giuliano Vallotto, among the founders of the refuge for people in need in Giavera del Montello (TV) and of the festival RDM.
Public's questions to Shirin Ebadi.
Students from the high schools of Treviso, Montebelluna and Valdobbiadene.
Students and graduates in Human Rights of the University of Padua opened the conversation with Shirin Ebadi about the promotion of peace and human rights.
Public's questions to Shirin Ebadi.
Public's questions to Shirin Ebadi.
Group shot of students, graduates and volunteers in Civil Service of the University of Padua with Shirin Ebadi.
At the meeting there were volunteers in Civil Service, students and graduates in human rights at the University of Padua and students of high schools of Treviso, Montebelluna and Valdobbiadene.
The event occurred on the occasion of the festival "Ritmi e danze dal mondo - Respiri di coraggio", in cooperation with the Human Rights Centre of the University of Padua.
Shirin Ebadi received the Nobel Peace Prize in the 2003 for her commitment to the defense of human rights and democracy and her specific interest in women and children's rights.
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