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Introductory training in human rights: thematic focus on sexist, sexual, and gender-based violence
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Open in the appThe Autumn Class is intended for young people aged 18 to 30 who are curious to discover what fundamental rights are and how, as individuals, we can invest ourselves in promoting and defending respect for these rights. The 2026 edition is part of the 25 November Campaign "Sexist… The Autumn Class is intended for young people aged 18 to 30 who are curious to discover what fundamental rights are and how, as individuals, we can invest ourselves in promoting and defending respect for these rights. The 2026 edition is part of the 25 November Campaign "Sexist and Sexual Violence: Let's End It!". Discrimination against women and gender-based violence will be used as illustrations throughout the training. Program: ° Discover international human rights law ° Understand the specificity and issues related to themes of sexist and sexual violence ° Exchange with people engaged and specialized on these themes about their work and concrete cases: – Camille Cantone: Lawyer at "We Can Dance It" and at a law firm and feminist activist – Rahile Mijiyawa: Lawyer, President of "Together For Change", Technical Advisor in an international cooperation organization The training is free. Lunch meals are provided by Codap. Places are limited to 15 people