Peace & Human Rights

“Peace can only last where human rights are respected, where the people are fed, and where individuals and nations are free”, writes the Dalai Lama.

We can start from this sentence to explain the reason for our March focus on human rights. Because human rights are at the heart of civil coexistence and peace. Of unity and universal fraternity between people and peoples. They are the foundations of humanity.

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‘Victories in the field of human rights happen when people at the bottom mobilise’; interview with Riccardo Noury from Amnesty International

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By Edoardo Zaccagnini
We met with Riccardo Noury who, since 2003, has been the official spokesperson for Amnesty International Italy, an organisation working to defend human rights. He has been a part of the NGO since 1980 and edits the Italian edition of their annual report. We spoke to him about human rights and Amnesty Internationalʼs work.

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Human Rights Are the Cure’: Interview with Alessandra Morelli, Former Delegate of the UNHCR

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By Edoardo Zaccagnini
With over 30 years of service in conflict zones for the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, Morelli analyses the current challenges in human rights and how to work towards restoring human dignity.

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The Memory of Human Rights: I’m Still Here, by Walter Salles

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Ruth Milgram, a life shattered by Nazism and rebuilt in America: “At the age of 93 years my homeland was returned to me”

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‘Dare to Care’: Transforming Lives in the Heart of Thailand

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What Dialogue Means to United World Project

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