Multi-disciplinary cabaret-style performance inspired by the stories of artists standing up to Fascism during and after the Spanish Civil War and WWII, featuring exhilarating scenes of storytelling, poetry, film, music and dance intercut with reflection and discussion
Documentary about the Moroccan kingdoms’ violations of human rights in Africa’s last colony – Western Sahara.
A short documentary from Trócaire about how human rights are being undermined during the COVID19 crisis – particularly in countries with weak democracies and systemic human rights challenges.
Multi-disciplinary cabaret-style performance inspired by the stories of artists standing up to Fascism during and after the Spanish Civil War and WWII, featuring exhilarating scenes of storytelling, poetry, film, music and dance intercut with reflection and discussion. The event features the launch online of the new Arts, Fascism and Democracy book.
Documentary Film Screening and Panel Discussion hosted by Smashing Times International Centre for the Arts and Equality
A short documentary about women in Honduras who are defending their communities and environment from abuse by big business.
Front Line Defenders will host a digital and online security panel discussion on the timely topic of ‘Securing Speech: Woman human rights defenders and defamation in the digital space’ exploring themes including online defamation, trolling, and online security arising out of Covid-19. Online Event hosted by Front Line Defenders
Documentary Film Screening and Panel Discussion hosted by Smashing Times International Centre for the Arts and Equality in partnership with Travact, Tallaght Travellers Community Development Project, Kildare Traveller Action and Musicantia.
Ten interviews are conducted with members of the Traveller and Roma community to inform the development of the new documentary.
Presentations from film makers and artists on work that has been developed remembering conflicts. The presentations will be followed by panel discussion.
Feature Documentary (52′) about International Law’s broken promises at the example of the 2004 International Court of Justice Wall case.