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Nominations for the UNESCO-Madanjeet Singh Prize for the Promotion of Tolerance and Non-Violence 2024
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UNESCO and the Transformative Potential of Science Diplomacy for Building Peaceful Contexts, March 2025

Climate Justice Peace
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The triple planetary crisis: Global Foresight Report reveals global shifts

Global Campus of Human Rights: MOOC on Science and Human Rights
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Global Campus of Human Rights: MOOC on Science and Human Rights - 10 October, 13 November 2022

Image Arrows Directions
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When Science Trumps Law: seminar with prof. Alan McHughen. Padova, Human Rights Centre, Friday 14 October

Used in cell phones and laptop computers, the 3Ts: tin, tantalum, and tungsten are also sold profitably by armed groups in eastern Congo.
© Enough Project - Sasha Lezhnev
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Blood Mobile Phones, Human Rights Centre, 16 April 2015

A Seminar with John Mpaliza and the NGO Incontro fra i popoli on D.R. Congo
Sculpture made of small caliber weapons, used as raw material to educative laboratories for trainee blacksmiths, from the exposition "To Be Deter-mined/At Arms Length", promoted by the Cambodian government in cooperation with the European Union (1998).
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Science for Peace: Third World Conference. Milan, 18-19 November 2011