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- Sat, Jul 11Jul 11, 2026, 10:00 AM – 2:00 PMJugendrot CGJL, 87 Rte de Thionville, 2611 Bouneweg-Süd LuxembourgThis event takes place within the framework of the “Topography of Human Rights” – a project that highlights places in Luxembourg connected to human rights, their development, and also their violations. Understand human rights – right where you live Discover places that shaped history!
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- Wed, Apr 22Apr 22, 2026, 6:00 PM – 10:00 PM5 Av. Marie-Thérèse, 5 Av. Marie-Thérèse, 2132 Hollerich LuxembourgExiste-t-il des réussites et des expériences positives dans la gestion des traumatismes historiques et des tragédies collectives ? En 2026, notre monde est confronté à de nombreux défis sociaux, politiques et économiques. Une question récurrente se pose : comment surmonter ces défis et comment nous
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How to find a common language when there is none? October 30, 7:00 pm
As part of the club "Disputable" , sociolinguist and poet Pavel Arseniev and philosopher Mikhail Mayatsky will discuss the phenomenon of linguistic exile – the state in which many of those who have left or stayed live, who speak, remain silent or seek new forms of speech. It will address the politics of enunciation, the limits of freedom of expression, and how one's place of residence changes not only the accent, but also the very possibility of being understood. Can
Oct 26, 2025


Volunteers call
Dear friends of ACAT. I appreciate your interest in volunteering with ACAT Luxembourg. Your dedication to joining us is a valuable contribution to our core mission: the defense of the right to live free from torture, cruel treatment, and the death penalty. We fight for the dignity of every individual by documenting human rights violations and conducting awareness and advocacy campaigns. As we celebrate 40 years of ACAT, we have many events planned and need the support of bot
Oct 16, 2025


Book presentation "FRIEDRICH SPEE: GOTTESLOB - COMPASSION —ENGAGEMENT"
Friedrich Spee von Langenfeld was a Jesuit, poet, and fearless critic of the witch trials. With his work "Cautio Criminalis," he opposed torture and championed human dignity—long before terms like "human rights" were coined. This book makes it clear: Spee's voice resonates to this day. Contributions from theologians, historians, writers, and artists bring his legacy to life—in songs, texts, images, and contemporary reflections on conscience, courage, and resistance. An invita
Oct 14, 2025


Oct 7, 2025


Living Library: Human Rights in Times of War
We are delighted to invite you to become a "Reader" at our unique event: the "Living Library: Human Rights in Times of War." When wars...
Oct 1, 2025
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