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Guidelines of the contest: Diversity, Participation, Human Rights

The League for Intercultural Cooperation (LIC) has launched a “Media Tolerance Monitoring” program to observe the covering of inter-religious and inter-ethnic relations in Azerbaijani media. In the frame of the project, the LIC will monitor 8 newspapers: Azadlig, Ekho, Khalg Gazeti, Uch Nogta, Yeni Azerbaijan, Yeni Musavat, Zerkalo, and 525-ci Gazet from August till October 2006. Six of them are in Azerbaijani and two are in Russian. One of them is governmental, three are edited by political parties, and four are independent.

We refer not only to the activists and the leaders of youth organizations (antifascist, civil or human rights), but to the common dwellers of Eastern and Western Europe, Russia and all the CIS countries – to all people who on their way to school or work, to shop or club come across hate symbols on the walls and fences of your cities and towns (swastika, SS-symbole, runes and etc). These symbols promote violence and intolerance as due methods to solve the recent problems of society.

Guidelines of the contest: Diversity, Participation, Human Rights

We refer not only to the activists and the leaders of youth organizations (antifascist, civil or human rights), but to the common dwellers of Eastern and Western Europe, Russia and all the CIS countries – to all people who on their way to school or work, to shop or club come across hate symbols on the walls and fences of your cities and towns (swastika, SS-symbole, runes and etc). These symbols promote violence and intolerance as due methods to solve the recent problems of society.

This project is organised by Jeunesse Ouvrière Chrétienne Européenne and focuses on the problem of youth unemployment in Europe. It hopes to bring together young workers with key leaders of developent of work and other youth involved in the labour environment in hopes to accomplish, among others, the following goals:
To develop and deepen the participants' vision of the future of life and work;

Guidelines of the contest: Diversity, Participation, Human Rights

We refer not only to the activists and the leaders of youth organizations (antifascist, civil or human rights), but to the common dwellers of Eastern and Western Europe, Russia and all the CIS countries – to all people who on their way to school or work, to shop or club come across hate symbols on the walls and fences of your cities and towns (swastika, SS-symbole, runes and etc). These symbols promote violence and intolerance as due methods to solve the recent problems of society.

This project is organised by Jeunesse Ouvrière Chrétienne Européenne and focuses on the problem of youth unemployment in Europe. It hopes to bring together young workers with key leaders of developent of work and other youth involved in the labour environment in hopes to accomplish, among others, the following goals:
To develop and deepen the participants' vision of the future of life and work;

Guidelines of the contest: Diversity, Participation, Human Rights

We refer not only to the activists and the leaders of youth organizations (antifascist, civil or human rights), but to the common dwellers of Eastern and Western Europe, Russia and all the CIS countries – to all people who on their way to school or work, to shop or club come across hate symbols on the walls and fences of your cities and towns (swastika, SS-symbole, runes and etc). These symbols promote violence and intolerance as due methods to solve the recent problems of society.

This project is organised by Jeunesse Ouvrière Chrétienne Européenne and focuses on the problem of youth unemployment in Europe. It hopes to bring together young workers with key leaders of developent of work and other youth involved in the labour environment in hopes to accomplish, among others, the following goals:
To develop and deepen the participants' vision of the future of life and work;

Guidelines of the contest: Diversity, Participation, Human Rights

We refer not only to the activists and the leaders of youth organizations (antifascist, civil or human rights), but to the common dwellers of Eastern and Western Europe, Russia and all the CIS countries – to all people who on their way to school or work, to shop or club come across hate symbols on the walls and fences of your cities and towns (swastika, SS-symbole, runes and etc). These symbols promote violence and intolerance as due methods to solve the recent problems of society.

This project is organised by Jeunesse Ouvrière Chrétienne Européenne and focuses on the problem of youth unemployment in Europe. It hopes to bring together young workers with key leaders of developent of work and other youth involved in the labour environment in hopes to accomplish, among others, the following goals:
To develop and deepen the participants' vision of the future of life and work;

To involve the Armenian public in Council of Europe ADAE campaign the Council of Europe Office in Armenia in cooperation with the Armenian National Gallery Film Project organizes film screenings on trafficking, violence against children and racism. The films will be in original languages with English subtitles. The official opening took place on 4 November 2006, at 12:00 at the 9th floor auditorium of the National Gallery of Armenia. The CoE sponsored films will be shown every Saturday and Sunday throughout November.

Guidelines of the contest: Diversity, Participation, Human Rights

We refer not only to the activists and the leaders of youth organizations (antifascist, civil or human rights), but to the common dwellers of Eastern and Western Europe, Russia and all the CIS countries – to all people who on their way to school or work, to shop or club come across hate symbols on the walls and fences of your cities and towns (swastika, SS-symbole, runes and etc). These symbols promote violence and intolerance as due methods to solve the recent problems of society.

To involve the Armenian public in Council of Europe ADAE campaign the Council of Europe Office in Armenia in cooperation with the Armenian National Gallery Film Project organizes film screenings on trafficking, violence against children and racism. The films will be in original languages with English subtitles. The official opening took place on 4 November 2006, at 12:00 at the 9th floor auditorium of the National Gallery of Armenia. The CoE sponsored films will be shown every Saturday and Sunday throughout November.

Guidelines of the contest: Diversity, Participation, Human Rights

We refer not only to the activists and the leaders of youth organizations (antifascist, civil or human rights), but to the common dwellers of Eastern and Western Europe, Russia and all the CIS countries – to all people who on their way to school or work, to shop or club come across hate symbols on the walls and fences of your cities and towns (swastika, SS-symbole, runes and etc). These symbols promote violence and intolerance as due methods to solve the recent problems of society.

To involve the Armenian public in Council of Europe ADAE campaign the Council of Europe Office in Armenia in cooperation with the Armenian National Gallery Film Project organizes film screenings on trafficking, violence against children and racism. The films will be in original languages with English subtitles. The official opening took place on 4 November 2006, at 12:00 at the 9th floor auditorium of the National Gallery of Armenia. The CoE sponsored films will be shown every Saturday and Sunday throughout November.

Guidelines of the contest: Diversity, Participation, Human Rights

We refer not only to the activists and the leaders of youth organizations (antifascist, civil or human rights), but to the common dwellers of Eastern and Western Europe, Russia and all the CIS countries – to all people who on their way to school or work, to shop or club come across hate symbols on the walls and fences of your cities and towns (swastika, SS-symbole, runes and etc). These symbols promote violence and intolerance as due methods to solve the recent problems of society.

To involve the Armenian public in Council of Europe ADAE campaign the Council of Europe Office in Armenia in cooperation with the Armenian National Gallery Film Project organizes film screenings on trafficking, violence against children and racism. The films will be in original languages with English subtitles. The official opening took place on 4 November 2006, at 12:00 at the 9th floor auditorium of the National Gallery of Armenia. The CoE sponsored films will be shown every Saturday and Sunday throughout November.

Service Civil International hopes to spread the "All Different, All Equal" campaign through its international workcamps. It hopes to bring together grassroots organisations in a place where they can newtowork, and to illustrate the campaign through the work that these voluntary projects accomplish. The particular event here is an assesment seminar to see how the campaign has played a role in act

Guidelines of the contest: Diversity, Participation, Human Rights

We refer not only to the activists and the leaders of youth organizations (antifascist, civil or human rights), but to the common dwellers of Eastern and Western Europe, Russia and all the CIS countries – to all people who on their way to school or work, to shop or club come across hate symbols on the walls and fences of your cities and towns (swastika, SS-symbole, runes and etc). These symbols promote violence and intolerance as due methods to solve the recent problems of society.

To involve the Armenian public in Council of Europe ADAE campaign the Council of Europe Office in Armenia in cooperation with the Armenian National Gallery Film Project organizes film screenings on trafficking, violence against children and racism. The films will be in original languages with English subtitles. The official opening took place on 4 November 2006, at 12:00 at the 9th floor auditorium of the National Gallery of Armenia. The CoE sponsored films will be shown every Saturday and Sunday throughout November.

Service Civil International hopes to spread the "All Different, All Equal" campaign through its international workcamps. It hopes to bring together grassroots organisations in a place where they can newtowork, and to illustrate the campaign through the work that these voluntary projects accomplish. The particular event here is an assesment seminar to see how the campaign has played a role in act

Guidelines of the contest: Diversity, Participation, Human Rights

We refer not only to the activists and the leaders of youth organizations (antifascist, civil or human rights), but to the common dwellers of Eastern and Western Europe, Russia and all the CIS countries – to all people who on their way to school or work, to shop or club come across hate symbols on the walls and fences of your cities and towns (swastika, SS-symbole, runes and etc). These symbols promote violence and intolerance as due methods to solve the recent problems of society.

To involve the Armenian public in Council of Europe ADAE campaign the Council of Europe Office in Armenia in cooperation with the Armenian National Gallery Film Project organizes film screenings on trafficking, violence against children and racism. The films will be in original languages with English subtitles. The official opening took place on 4 November 2006, at 12:00 at the 9th floor auditorium of the National Gallery of Armenia. The CoE sponsored films will be shown every Saturday and Sunday throughout November.

Service Civil International hopes to spread the "All Different, All Equal" campaign through its international workcamps. It hopes to bring together grassroots organisations in a place where they can newtowork, and to illustrate the campaign through the work that these voluntary projects accomplish. The particular event here is an assesment seminar to see how the campaign has played a role in act

Guidelines of the contest: Diversity, Participation, Human Rights

To involve the Armenian public in Council of Europe ADAE campaign the Council of Europe Office in Armenia in cooperation with the Armenian National Gallery Film Project organizes film screenings on trafficking, violence against children and racism. The films will be in original languages with English subtitles. The official opening took place on 4 November 2006, at 12:00 at the 9th floor auditorium of the National Gallery of Armenia. The CoE sponsored films will be shown every Saturday and Sunday throughout November.

Service Civil International hopes to spread the "All Different, All Equal" campaign through its international workcamps. It hopes to bring together grassroots organisations in a place where they can newtowork, and to illustrate the campaign through the work that these voluntary projects accomplish. The particular event here is an assesment seminar to see how the campaign has played a role in act

Guidelines of the contest: Diversity, Participation, Human Rights

To involve the Armenian public in Council of Europe ADAE campaign the Council of Europe Office in Armenia in cooperation with the Armenian National Gallery Film Project organizes film screenings on trafficking, violence against children and racism. The films will be in original languages with English subtitles. The official opening took place on 4 November 2006, at 12:00 at the 9th floor auditorium of the National Gallery of Armenia. The CoE sponsored films will be shown every Saturday and Sunday throughout November.

Service Civil International hopes to spread the "All Different, All Equal" campaign through its international workcamps. It hopes to bring together grassroots organisations in a place where they can newtowork, and to illustrate the campaign through the work that these voluntary projects accomplish. The particular event here is an assesment seminar to see how the campaign has played a role in act

Guidelines of the contest: Diversity, Participation, Human Rights

To involve the Armenian public in Council of Europe ADAE campaign the Council of Europe Office in Armenia in cooperation with the Armenian National Gallery Film Project organizes film screenings on trafficking, violence against children and racism. The films will be in original languages with English subtitles. The official opening took place on 4 November 2006, at 12:00 at the 9th floor auditorium of the National Gallery of Armenia. The CoE sponsored films will be shown every Saturday and Sunday throughout November.

Service Civil International hopes to spread the "All Different, All Equal" campaign through its international workcamps. It hopes to bring together grassroots organisations in a place where they can newtowork, and to illustrate the campaign through the work that these voluntary projects accomplish. The particular event here is an assesment seminar to see how the campaign has played a role in act

Guidelines of the contest: Diversity, Participation, Human Rights

To involve the Armenian public in Council of Europe ADAE campaign the Council of Europe Office in Armenia in cooperation with the Armenian National Gallery Film Project organizes film screenings on trafficking, violence against children and racism. The films will be in original languages with English subtitles. The official opening took place on 4 November 2006, at 12:00 at the 9th floor auditorium of the National Gallery of Armenia. The CoE sponsored films will be shown every Saturday and Sunday throughout November.

Guidelines of the contest: Diversity, Participation, Human Rights

To involve the Armenian public in Council of Europe ADAE campaign the Council of Europe Office in Armenia in cooperation with the Armenian National Gallery Film Project organizes film screenings on trafficking, violence against children and racism. The films will be in original languages with English subtitles. The official opening took place on 4 November 2006, at 12:00 at the 9th floor auditorium of the National Gallery of Armenia. The CoE sponsored films will be shown every Saturday and Sunday throughout November.

Guidelines of the contest: Diversity, Participation, Human Rights

To involve the Armenian public in Council of Europe ADAE campaign the Council of Europe Office in Armenia in cooperation with the Armenian National Gallery Film Project organizes film screenings on trafficking, violence against children and racism. The films will be in original languages with English subtitles. The official opening took place on 4 November 2006, at 12:00 at the 9th floor auditorium of the National Gallery of Armenia. The CoE sponsored films will be shown every Saturday and Sunday throughout November.

Guidelines of the contest: Diversity, Participation, Human Rights

To involve the Armenian public in Council of Europe ADAE campaign the Council of Europe Office in Armenia in cooperation with the Armenian National Gallery Film Project organizes film screenings on trafficking, violence against children and racism. The films will be in original languages with English subtitles. The official opening took place on 4 November 2006, at 12:00 at the 9th floor auditorium of the National Gallery of Armenia. The CoE sponsored films will be shown every Saturday and Sunday throughout November.

A training course for young people (18 - 25) on developing training skills. Objective is to encourage young people to participate more on training activities about international projects with their peers afterwards.

UK and Irish young people only.

More information at: www.salto-youth.net/peertraining

Guidelines of the contest: Diversity, Participation, Human Rights

To involve the Armenian public in Council of Europe ADAE campaign the Council of Europe Office in Armenia in cooperation with the Armenian National Gallery Film Project organizes film screenings on trafficking, violence against children and racism. The films will be in original languages with English subtitles. The official opening took place on 4 November 2006, at 12:00 at the 9th floor auditorium of the National Gallery of Armenia. The CoE sponsored films will be shown every Saturday and Sunday throughout November.

A training course for young people (18 - 25) on developing training skills. Objective is to encourage young people to participate more on training activities about international projects with their peers afterwards.

UK and Irish young people only.

More information at: www.salto-youth.net/peertraining

Participants of this study session will come away with a set of recommendations on the changing face of discrimination against the Roma. The project also recognizes that the "All Different, All Equal" campaign is a very relevant topic to integrate into the Roma issue.