You can still be part of the largest meeting of human rights activists in the world, which from March 20 to 24 will take place simultaneously in four venues in the City of Buenos Aires.

The main issues of the human rights agenda will be addressed: Policies of memory, truth, justice and guarantee of non-repetition; Migrations and Human Mobility; Environment and Sustainable Development; Discrimination, Xenophobia and Racism; Education and human rights, are some of them.

From March 20 to 24, Argentina will host the largest meeting of human rights activists in the world: the FMDH23, a space for debate and cooperation to promote the struggles for more justice and equality throughout the planet.

The International Center for the Promotion of Human Rights (CIPDH-UNESCO) guaranteed that among the selection of postulated thematic commissions, one dedicated to the axis of Disability and Human Rights would be established.

With the presence of almost a hundred government agencies and civil society that make it up, on Wednesday, March 1, the last meeting of the National Organizing Committee (NOC) of the III World Forum on Human Rights was held at the Kirchner Cultural Center.

On February 27 and 28, at the facilities of the Faculty of Philosophy of the National University of Córdoba, more than 30 leaders of indigenous peoples and a hundred people belonging to communities from different provinces met with the purpose of agreeing on proposals for present at the FMDH23.