PRESS RELEASE For immediate release   April 3, 2026   Twenty organizations committed to the abolition of the death penalty denounce the adoption by the Israeli parliament of a bill establishing the death penalty for Palestinians: an unacceptable act of discrimination and a violation of human rights.   Our organizations express their profound indignation following the adoption by the Israeli Parliament on March 30, 2026, of a law establishing the death penalty for individuals

25 APRIL 2026 ErwuesseBildung, 5 av. Marie-Thérèse, Luxembourg MARIAM DAVTYAN & NAREK MINASSIAN In cooperation with ACAT LUXEMBOURG  & LuxEUREKA Supported by ŒUVRE NATIONALE CONTEXT & RATIONALE Under the theme of Trauma, Historical Memory, and Dialogue, this dance workshop is a core component of the cultural and educational program in Luxembourg (April 2026), co-organised by ACAT Luxembourg and LuxEureka, supported by Œuvre Nationale, dedicated to the themes of collective mem

During the month of March, traditionally dedicated to honoring women’s rights, ACAT Luxembourg issues this urgent appeal. Since 28 December 2025 , disturbing and increasingly credible reports have described a massive campaign of violence against unarmed protesters and civilians across Iran. What began as nationwide demonstrations for dignity and freedom quickly turned into one of the most brutal and unprecedented crackdowns in the country’s modern history. Investigations by j

In 2026 our world is facing many social, political, economical challenges and there is an ongoing question: what can be done to resolve them and what can we do to restore ourselves after facing “major historical events” around ourselves. Is it helpful to look at historical events as collective traumas? What are the ways to deal with social, political and economical consequences of wars, conflicts and genocides if we add trauma-informed perspective. Are there success-stories a

Projections de films : «Retour à Sölöz » et «Chienne d’histoire» Back in Sölöz Turkey, a village, today. A French filmmaker of Armenian descent returns to his roots. Four times over three decades, director and actor Serge Avédikian has returned to Sölöz, the village of his grandparents, located 170 km south of Istanbul. From these successive returns between 1987 and 2019 emerged a powerful film about identity, historical truth, and reconciliation. What a mess! Constantinople