Strasbourg. Their Eloquence Is a Weapon: These High School Students Denounce Human Rights Violations on Stage
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This educational programme, which is unique at the level of a school, trains students in the working methods of the United Nations. It is based on a concrete learning of the international mechanisms for the protection of human rights: identification of violations, analysis of national situations, rigorous documentary research and drafting of recommendations to States. After two years devoted to the production of reports for the Committee on the …
In the majestic writing of the INSP's auditorium (*), formerly ENA, the words struck loudly this Thursday, April 30th. 17 students followed each other in the gallery during the 19th annual hearing competition of the Pasteur High School. With the same ambition: to make the voice of young Strasbourgers heard on the major human rights violations.
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