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Human Rights Film Festivals Perhaps not quite as trendy as Cannes, human rights film festivals nevertheless retain an important place in the dictates of arts by upholding the spirit of human rights in artistic and cinematic form. It does not pain that most of these are situated in some of the most beautiful locations in the world - and what with the new trend in 'vacations with purpose' why not plan a getaway of your own around one? Here are only a few of the more renowned: The International Film Festival on Human Rights Taking place in Geneva, Switzerland, this festival screens Features and Shorts that address the issue of Human Rights throughout the world. The International Film Festival on Human RIghts Human Rights Watch International Film Festival Featuring some of the finest international films on Human Rights today, HRW.org sponsors this annual film festival which tours theatres all across London. Programs and schedules can be downloaded directly from their site. Human Rights International Film Festival Human Rights Arts and Film Festival Promoting the 'vision of a world in which every person takes responsibility to promote and protect human rights, both internationally and abroad, the Human Rights Art and Film Festival takes place in three cities in Australia - Perth, Sydney and Melbourne. FIlm screenings include both shorts and feature length films. The Human Rights Art and Film Festival One World International Film Festival Organized by the People in Need foundation, the One World International Film Festival takes place in Prague annually, and has evolved into the largest human rights film festival in Europe. One World International Film Festival Princeton Human Rights Film Festival The Princeton Human Rights Film Festival addresses issues of social justice in and promotes social change through the medium of film. By examining difficult and thought-provoking topics, they believe the films help to deepen the awareness and discussion around the values of dignity, equality and justice. Location: Priuceton Public Library, Princeton NJ Princeton Human Rights Film Festival | Related Articles | Previous Features | Site MapContent copyright © 2008 by Lisbeth Cheever-Gessaman. All rights reserved.
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