17:00 - 19:00
student house
Who do human rights protect? (Not)? – lecture + discussion
Human rights are on everyone’s lips – too, because there are constant breaks with them. That's why we ask:
Which human rights are actually meant?, when people talk about it in Germany/the so-called global north?
What are their contents?? Who do human rights protect? (Not)?
What needs to change and what can we do?, so that this world becomes fairer for everyone?
Participation does not require any prior knowledge and is free.
Referent*in:
R. Electra Ehrenberg is an interdisciplinary scientist, Artist and founder of GÄNG e.V. With the project “Who do human rights protect? (Not)?” she is currently on tour across Germany. Electra is organized as an activist and regularly gives public speeches, z.B. for Seebrücke e.V. She has already worked with various institutions and organizations on the subject of human rights, from the university context to international exhibitions, left-wing groups and renowned human rights organizations.
contributors (u.a.):
Achraf Adam Loulidi works as a carer in an accommodation for refugees. He experiences this every day in his work, how human rights are pushed to their limits. He was active in various anti-racist organizations and, as a member of the first internationally successful breakdance crew from Morocco, dealt intensively with the racialization of bodies. Profession, Commitment and, not least, his personal history made him an expert on human rights regarding migration, Escape and asylum become.
They also participate Critical lawyers, to create a space for the left-wing critical examination of the legal system and its influence on our social coexistence.
The event is a cooperation between GÄNG e.V. and the AStA department for political education and university policy at the University of Kassel.
Location:
student house
AStA Kassel
Universitätsplatz 10
34127 Kassel