Secrétariat International Permanent, Droits de l'Homme et gouvernements Locaux Nantes Pays de la Loire, France

	Room 450	Room 300	Room 200 and Mezzanine	Room 150-A and 150-B	Room 120	Salle J	Auditorium 2000
9h30 - 12h00		Lascaux meetings From the Land to food: review of the key questions, problems and expectations	Children's Rights Day	Children's Rights Day	Private session: Shackles of Memory International Alliance
14h - 16h30	Young people at the centre of the World Forum on Human Rights	Lascaux meetings: What is the situation with regard to rights to land and food?			Private session: Shackles of Memory International Alliance	Meeting on the central themes of the World Alliance of Cities Against Poverty
14h - 18h00							Children's Rights Day: performance by Compagnie Ô

 

	Room 450	Room 300	Room 200	Room 150-A	Room 150-B	Room 120
9h30 - 12h00	Cities and the Global Crises: how can human rights be protected?	Lascaux Meetings: Agricultural development and the reduction of poverty	People, citizenship, equality, identity: can difference and diversity incorporate the mutual respect for rights?	Indegenous peoples' right of access to land and natural resources	Access to citizenship and strenghtening borders in Europe: towards better integration of migrants or increased discrimination?	Poor children and single parent families: when the excercise of family responsability breaks down
14h - 16h30	Live and think in partnership with the poorest people, a pre-requisite for eradicating poverty	From land to food, from values to rules: what solutions exist?	Democracy, State land organisation and the protection of minority groups	Right of minorities: what citizenship for the Roma?	Human Rights, biomedical techniques and the resurgence of the concept of ethno-racial identity	Participation in cultural life: a pre-requisite for the rapprochement of cultures

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9h30 - 12h00	Reflecting upon and building citizenship in countries with a strong ethnic dimension
14h - 16h30	Displaced people, refugees and migrants; from seperation to transformations in identitity/constuction, deconstruction	The construction of social fabric in Latin America: four approaches (Chile, Brazil, Mexico, Guatemala)

17h30 - 19h Room 450 Plenary session

Room 300. – Lecture What does the future hold for the young people of Tibet (both in Tibet and in Exile) ?

Main Hall : stands and exhibitions

 

	Room 450	Room 300	Room 200	Room 150-A	Room 150-B	Room 120
9h30 - 12h00	Religious freedom, secularism and pluralism	Off-topic: Human Rights durinf times of crisis and conflict		Human Rights and the Maghreb: crises, revolts, rights, the consequences of economic and political relationships with the North of the Mediterranean	Social networks: a new medium for exercising and promoting fundamental rights? Or a new economic challenge at the expense of Human Rights? What is the need to create a balance?	Cities network of the European Agency for Fundamental Rights (LCN/Local Community Network)
14h - 16h30	Lawyers, the permanent defenders of freedom of speech	Press cartoons used to support the abolition of the death penalty	Freedom of association for the armed forces in Europe	Information and communication technology, private life and freedom in Europe and the world	How can human rights be approached in the media and in advertising?	Cities network of the European Agency for Fundamental Rights (LCN/Local Community Network)

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9h30 - 12h00		Human Rights and local governments: For countries emerging from crises and concerned about human rights: what dialogue can exist between local governments and civil society?
14h - 16h30	History and memories of slavery: art as a tool of freedom of speech and freedom of thought	The Global Charter-Agenda for Human Rights in the City

	Room 450	Room 300	Room 200	Room 150-A	Room 150-B	Room 120
9h30 - 12h00		Access to the right to healthcare and exclusions from it as a result of unemployment, new forms of poverty and non citizenship	The contribution of trade unions to promoting and protecting human rights	Trade in female migrants: prostitution and the structure of a global system of prostitution	The social economy, building an alternative model to strenghten rights	Private session: Human Rights and Local Governments: Meeting of cities having signed the European Charter for Human Rights in the City
14h - 16h30	Women, the first victims of human rights at work: violations in the aftermath of an economic crisis	Work and the rights of people with disabilities	Who can ensure that human rights and rights at work are respected in companies?	Current forms of human trafficking as an indication of the human rights crisis	How can civil society work together to advance the respect for human rights at work?	Experiences of implementing the European Charter for Human Rights in the City

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9h30 - 12h00	Land, mines, factories, large building sites... Globalisation and the rights of workers in Africa, Asia and Latin America	Health and protection of life at work: a fundamental human right
14h - 16h30	Economic crisis, environmental crisis: the impact of European policies on the migrants of today and tomorrow	Work: from imposed servitude to accepted servitude