Posted on September 26, 2011 by OW_Blog
Earlier this month we reported on the finalists for the human rights logo contest (see picture left). On Friday, September 23, the winner was selected. To find out if your favorite was chosen or not, go to the contest's website.
Hopefully, the new logo will not just be more symbolic politics but actually enhance the awareness Continue Reading
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and was tagged with human rights, one world berlin, logo
Posted on May 19, 2011 by FDCL_Blog
The Persian Gulf holds many attractions for the intrepid traveler, but I’ve already made up my mind: for a media junkie, no visit to Qatar can be complete without a trip to the Al Jazeera TV channel headquarters in downtown Doha. Full story
This post was posted in Documentary Films
and was tagged with film festival, activism, Al Jazeera, al jazeera documentary filmfestival 2011, Bergbau, doha, Egypt, human rights, Palestine, peru, Qatar, Spionage, stephanie boyd, The Devil Operation
Posted on May 11, 2011 by FDCL_Blog
A view of the city of Doha
Posted by Stephanie Boyd
It feels like I’ve won the lottery. A documentary I made about Peruvian farmers standing up to US and British-owned mining companies has been selected for the Al Jazeera International Documentary Film Festival in Doha, Qatar. Suddenly I find myself far from my Andean mountain home Continue Reading
This post was posted in Green Movies/Environmental Films, Documentary Films, Latin American Films, One World Berlin Festival Films
and was tagged with film festival, activism, Al Jazeera, al jazeera documentary filmfestival 2011, Bergbau, doha, Egypt, human rights, Palestine, peru, Qatar, Spionage, stephanie boyd, The Devil Operation
Posted on March 15, 2011 by natalieg
The One World Prague International Human Rights Documentary Film Festival, is in full swing.The festival motto “Your energy is needed elsewhere” turned out to be highly prophetic, as will be discussed later.
This year’s program sees a new high in terms of quality and relevance. Topics such as Guantanamo, homphobia around the world, children’s rights, renewable Continue Reading
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and was tagged with documentary, human rights, Japan, fukushima, atomic power plant, nuclear disaster, one world prague, prague, recession, right to know
Posted on November 3, 2010 by xhiller
Hi friends. If this film clip from the documentary project Complaints Choir is any indication how the Berlin One World Film Festival is going to shape up this year, I think we can all start booking our tickets for the Arsenal Cinema NOW! One World Berlin is a sister project of realeyz.tv.
This post was posted in One World Berlin Festival Films
and was tagged with human rights, one world berlin, ada bligaard soby, complaints choir
Posted on February 20, 2010 by le_redacteur
“Both films impressed and convinced us equally. But as you can’t compare fiction and documentary, we felt we had to award both”, said actress Barbara Sukowa as a member of the Amnesty International Film Award Jury at the Berlinale 2010.
“‘Son of Babylon’ is a sensitive road movie set in Iraq, which, through its artistic means Continue Reading
This post was posted in Green Movies/Environmental Films, Documentary Films
and was tagged with human rights, amnesty international, AMNESTY-FILMPREIS, SON OF BABYLON, Waste Land
Posted on January 27, 2010 by le_redacteur
Greenhouse is proud to announce a New International Development Program for documentary filmmakers from Europe & MEDA countries.
In light of the success of Greenhouse, the European Commission, in the framework of MEDIA International, granted an initiative: a new development program for 2010 dealing with the theme of Racism & Human Rights.
Filmmakers from the 10 MEDA Continue Reading
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and was tagged with human rights, documentaries, MEDIA International
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