21.09.2026
Following the discussion on post-colonial future – how to avoid discrimination and ensure equity
On October 14, 2026, Anti-Discrimination Centre Memorial Brussels organises a side event during the annual Warsaw Human Dimension Conference of the OSCE (Warsaw, Sofitel Victoria Hotel, Saski room, 16:00–17:00 CET). Anti-Discrimination Centre Memorial (Brussels) proposes to integrate the human rights...KHPG News Digest: Militarization of Preschool Children, Persecution of Families in Occupied Territories, and a Report on the Human Rights Situation in Ukraine During Wartime
‘Сonnected’ #10: Shor Musician Talks About the Kai-Komus and the Ethno USA 2026 Festival
“Do No Harm”: How to Talk to Children About the War avoiding retraumatisation
How to organise the search of a child on the occupied territory? How to interview a teenage-survivor of the detention no making him/her relive the trauma? How should we write about the child-victim of the war without turning the story...
‘Сonnected’ #10: Shor Musician Talks About the Kai-Komus and the Ethno USA 2026 Festival
The ADC Memorial continues to address the issues facing indigenous peoples in its anti-discrimination podcast. The tenth episode of “Connected” features Lev Tannagashev, a young musician from the Shor people, a small-numbered Indigenous people of Southern Siberia. We spoke with…
Witnesses and Memory
Elie Wiesel, a survivor of Auschwitz and Buchenwald and the author of the well-known autobiographical novel Night, wrote that “only those who experienced Auschwitz know what it was; the rest will never know.” As Wiesel saw it, “the witness knew...
