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Paris: The Pres. of the Gen. Conf. of UNESCO, Ms Bogyay, received a N. H.’s youth delegation

I GMU incontrano M.me Bogyay

On the afternoon of Friday 22nd February, a delegation of Youth for a United World (New Humanity’s youth section), met H. E. M.me Bogyay, President of the...

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About us: International Projects

Projects of New Humanity The NGO New Humanity promotes various projects with international dimensions, promoting above all themes of fraternity, active citizenship and of solidarity. New Humanity...

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Archived documents: “A United Europe for a united world – Some reflections by youth”

Archivio documenti riflessione finale dei giovani di Lets Bridge su futuro dellUE e Mondo Unito

On the conclusion of the project “A United Europe for a united world-young ideas change Europe“, which, thanks to the efforts of New Humanity, received the support...

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Paris: New Humanity at the General Conference of UNESCO accredited NGOs 2012

CLONG

The General Conference of the UNESCO partner NGOs took place in Paris from 12th to 14th December 2012; the over 300 in attendance represented 129 NGOs.As one...

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Genoa: Administrators and citizens together, for the common good of their cities

Che sarebbe lItalia senza le città 2

“What would Italy be without its cities?” From 30th November to 2nd December citizens and representatives of local government examined and debated questions of the common good...

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Archived documents: Annual Report 2011

Relazione annuale 2011

Now available on-line is the 2011 report on the activities carried out by New Humanity (Italian), approved by an Ordinary Assembly of New Humanity members on 17...

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Documents: Annual report of 2011

Relazione annuale 2011

Is now available on-line the 2011 Report about New Humanity’s activities, approved by the Ordinary Assembly of the member of New Humanity (17 April 2012).The Report contains a...

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United World Project

United World Project limpegno dei Giovani per un Mondo Unito

Youth for a United World as builders and “observers” of fraternity all over the world Through the United World Project, Youth for a United World (New Humanity’s...

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Geneva: at Social Forum 2012, proposals from New Humanity

Social forum 2012

Social Forum 2012 (1-3 October), at the Palais des Nations in Geneva, saw New Humanity represented by three young experts: Maria Giovanna Pietropaolo, Davide Bilardi and Marco...

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Geneva: N-H and others NGOs met about “International Solidarit and Human Rights”

International solidarity and human rights 2

To coincide with the twenty-first regular session of the United Nations Human Rights Council, on 14th September last, in Conference Room IX of the Palais des Nations,...

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Genfest 2012 is over. Now for Youth for a United World the “United World Project” is just beginning

Concluso il Genfest 2012 i Giovani per un Modno Unito lanciano ora lo United World Project

Just as the 12,000 member of Youth for a United World, from 80 Countries, who last week, along with 45,000 more via Internet, met in Budapest for the...

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“Let’s Bridge- Genfest 2012”: UNESCO patronage of the big event in Budapest

Genfest 2000

“Let’s Bridge-Genfest 2012”. A few days before its culmination, from August 31 to September 2, when 12,000 young people from all over Europe and the rest of...

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Earthquake in Emilia: solidarity of fishermen in Cesenatico

solidarietà da Cesenatico attraverso la fraternità

In Cesenatico (an Adriatic seaside town in the province of Forlì-Cesena), just as elsewhere, the earthquake in Emilia found civil society and associations ready and willing to...

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Geneva: New Humanity and the “Dialogue of cultures and religions on the dignity of every person”

Dialogue des Cultures et des religions- Flyer

It took place the last 3rd of July, in occasion of the Human Rights Council, the side-event about “Dialogue of cultures and religions on the dignity of...

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Geneva: Extracts from the conference: “The Role of Non-governmental Organizations in Development”

Role of Non Governmental Organizations in Development

On the occasion of the 20th Session of the UN Human Rights Council (6th June-6th July), on Friday 22nd June, in collaboration with the Catholic Inspired NGOs...

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Geneva: N. H. actively involved in the UN event on the Quality of Education

Qualità educazione1

The round table organized by the “NGO Platform for the Right to Education” – for the XX Session of the UN Human Rights Council – would have...

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N. H. at Rio+20: Environment and Spirituality at the UN Conference on Sustainable Development

Delgazione Rio20

To tie in with the UN Conference on Sustainable Development (Rio+20) in Rio de Janeiro, from 20th to 22th June 2012, New Humanity organized, in the Brazilian...

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Geneva: The role of NGOs and Development, the main topics of the next N. H.’s events at the Palais des Nations

Gv-NGOs role in development

In collaboration with the Catholic Inspired NGO Forum operating from the UN Headquarters in Geneva, New Humanity is organizing at the Palais des Nations a conference entitled...

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new-humanity.org revamped: discover the new website!

Redesigned in terms of graphics, contents and news and with a new editors, the new new-humanity.org is now on line. Discover the new pages dedicated to Events,...

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Paris: Conference on intercultural dialogue in the Amazon

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Dr. Lívia Negrão, Professor of Ethno-Musicology at the University of the State of Parà (Brazil) and member of New Humanity, presented at the Joint Programmatic Commission on Intercultural...

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“Together for Europe”: contributions from Christian movements and communities to the Europe of today

Ensemble pr Europe

For Europe Day, “Together for Europe” brought to Brussels the “Contributions of Christian movements and communities to today’s Europe”. 300 movements were represented, with 130 cities involved....

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