Nobody chooses where they are born. Almost everything else follows from it: the language we say I love you in, what we are ashamed of, whether we can walk home alone at night, whether there is a war at our feet or not. 187 nationalities live in Luxembourg. We pass each other every day on the street and know almost nothing about each other's inner lives. Sisterhood for Human Rights is a three-day attempt to look straight into that distance. We will screen documentaries that co

SATURDAY, October 10 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM Place Emile HAMILIUS Why do we kill people who kill people to show that killing people is wrong? ACAT.LU LUXEUREKA.LU

Systematically documenting human rights violations in isolated North Korea is an immense challenge, but an indispensable foundation for future justice. Using satellite imagery and eyewitness accounts, the human rights organization Transitional Justice Working Group (TJWG) documents state-sanctioned executions under the rule of Kim Jong-un. Its latest report reveals an alarming trend: since the COVID-19 pandemic, the regime has further intensified its brutal control of informa