Dialogue
among civilisations
By
Nicole hodnett
An initiative by Art for Humanity to promote human
rights awareness that engages in cultural production and visual arts.
Art for Humanity created a new initiative amongst
artists and poets that collaborate from all over Africa .This was to create the
theme of identity, land, object and belief. The aim was to publish this
initiative before the 2010 world cup.
Artists express their feelings of interaction on
Human rights through art work and poetry. They expressing and exploring the
belief that art inspires dignity. “Everyone is a foreigner somewhere” is a
perfect representation of World Refugee day and is poetry and artwork done by
Jasna Corovic and Olja Ivancevic of Croatia.
According to an article published by the United
Nations, the year of Dialogue among civilisations was to foster tolerance,
respect and cooperation amongst people.
The United Nations designated “the year of dialogue
amongst civilisations” in 2001.Three successive UN general assembly’s based a
major move on relevant solutions and is promoted
The website for the foundation amongst civilisations
pays special significance for the international community to open a new
understanding to the chapter of dialogue.
World Refugee day is observed on June 20 honours the
courage, strength and determination of women, men and children forced to flee
their homeland under the threat of persecution, conflict and violence.
There will be an up and coming interview with a
Burundian Refugee situated at the Cathedral in Durban. Stay tuned!
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