Equality and Diversity

With: Bassam Aramin lives in Jericho, West Bank. At the age of 17, he was incarcerated and spent seven years in an Israeli prison. He went on to study history and holds an MA in Holocaust Studies from the University of Bradford, England. In 2005, Bassam was one of the founders of Combatants for Peace, alongside Rami’s son, Elik. He became a member of the Parents Circle in 2007 after losing his daughter Abir who, aged 10, was killed by an Israeli border policeman outside her school. Bassam devotes his time and energy to his belief in a peaceful, non-violent end to the Israeli occupation of Palestine and Israeli-Palestinian reconciliation. Rami Elhanan is a seventh-generation Jerusalemite on his mother’s side. His father is an Auschwitz survivor. He is a retired Israel Defense Forces (IDF) soldier, having fought in three wars. He considers himself a Jew, an Israeli and, above all, a human being. On the first day of the 1997 school year, Rami’s 14-year-old daughter Smadar was killed by Palestinian suicide bombers in central Jerusalem. A year later, Rami joined the Parents Circle and today speaks to Israeli, Palestinian and international audiences.
Place and room: RLC E1 240
Category: Conferences – Seminars

With: Luana Volet et Lia Schädler, danseuses
Place and room: Départ de l'Esplanade
Category: Cultural events

With: Valentina Rossi, Nihat Kotluk
Place and room: AAC 1 14
Category: Conferences – Seminars

Category: Conferences – Seminars

Place and room: RLC E1 240
Category: Convention

Place and room: RLC E1 240
Category: Conferences – Seminars