Tunis, December 2, 2024 – The Executive Director of the International Federation for Rights and Development (IFRD) took part in the 9th edition of the Karama Tunisia Human Rights Film Festival, held in the capital city of Tunis. This participation underscores IFRD’s commitment to utilizing art as a powerful tool for raising awareness and advocating for human rights issues.
During the festival, the Executive Director engaged in several activities, including specialized workshops focused on human rights topics. Additionally, they served as a member of the jury for documentary films, contributing to the evaluation and selection of outstanding works highlighting critical human rights issues.
The event also featured extensive discussions with Tunisian human rights advocates, where the primary focus was on addressing gender-based violence against women worldwide. Participants explored ways to strengthen collaborative efforts to combat this issue, particularly through cultural and media initiatives.
Speaking about the importance of the festival, the IFRD Executive Director stated:
“Cultural events like Karama Tunisia provide a unique platform to enhance societal awareness and discuss pressing human rights issues in innovative ways that resonate with broader audiences.”
The Karama Tunisia Human Rights Film Festival is one of the region’s most prominent events celebrating human rights films. It annually brings together a diverse group of filmmakers, activists, and advocates from around the world, creating a dynamic space for dialogue and collaboration.
