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Naples Human Rights Film Festival 2024

The 16th Naples Human Rights Film Festival promotes peace and human rights through film screenings, discussions, and events.

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Danilo DolciMario PaciollaAshok SwainJulie Khrebtan HoerhagerEnrico Calamai

What methods will the festival use to achieve its goals?: The festival aims to raise awareness about social issues and human rights through film screenings, discussions, and events, particularly focusing on the role of peace professionals.
What are some of the key events planned for the festival?: Key events include an opening ceremony with international guests, a seminar on peace education, and a meeting with Combatants for Peace, an organization of former Israeli and Palestinian fighters.
What is the main focus of the 16th Naples Human Rights Film Festival?: The 16th edition of the Naples Human Rights Film Festival, focusing on peacebuilding, will be held from November 11th to 22nd, 2024.
Who are some important figures being honored or remembered at the festival?: The festival will also honor the memory of Danilo Dolci, a pacifist, and announce the creation of a summer school dedicated to Mario Paciolla, a peace worker.
How does the festival aim to make a difference in promoting peace and human rights?: The festival uses cinema as a tool to promote peace and human rights, showcasing films from around the world and providing a platform for dialogue and advocacy.

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