At first, I couldn’t even find the toilette because I didn’t know that a circle on the door stood for ‘ladies’ and a triangle for ‘gents’. I couldn’t figure out which room the class was at or that I was supposed to bring separate sports clothes and shoes for the PE class.
Hate speech has become one of the most common forms of intolerance and xenophobia in Europe today. When the unacceptable starts to be accepted, becomes “the norm”, there is a true threat to human rights – says Thorbjørn Jagland, Secretary General of the Council of Europe in a preface to BOOKMARKS – new manual of the Council of Europe for combating hate speech online through human rights education.
We invite non governmental organizations to take part in this year Equality Parade on June 13. Join us on the PLATFORM or get involved in the FESTIVAL!
