Human rights violations
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The forgotten stories: Nigeria-Biafra war and its genocide
December 10, 2019
Cost: Free ticket required
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National book launch: 'Picking up the Pieces'
November 20, 2019
Cost: Free ticket required
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Night of the disappeared
December 12, 2019
Cost: Free
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Seeking justice after the genocide
December 8, 2019
Cost: Free
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The relevance of the Holodomor today
November 18, 2019
Cost: Free ticket required
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Events
The forgotten stories: Nigeria-Biafra war and its genocide
December 10, 2019
Cost: Free ticket required
Location: CMHR, Manitoba Teachers Society Classrooms on Level 1
National book launch: 'Picking up the Pieces'
November 20, 2019
Cost: Free ticket required
Location: Level 2 - Canadian Journeys
Night of the disappeared
December 12, 2019
Cost: Free
Location: CMHR, Manitoba Teachers Society Classrooms on Level 1
Seeking justice after the genocide
December 8, 2019
Cost: Free
Location: Montreal Holocaust Museum, Salon Betty Goodwin
5151, chemin de la Côte-Sainte-Catherine, Montreal
The relevance of the Holodomor today
November 18, 2019
Cost: Free ticket required
Location: CMHR, Manitoba Teachers Society Classrooms on Level 1
Exhibitions
Time to Act: Rohingya Voices
June 2019 to April 2020
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Rohingya women call for justice
By Paula Kelly
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The story of slavery in Canadian history
By Matthew McRae
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What would you risk to share evidence of injustice?
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“A cauldron of hell”: The story of Canada’s Hong Kong veterans
By Matthew McRae, Communications Advisor
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Stories
What would you risk to share evidence of injustice?
What does it mean to stand up for human rights? Read the story of a medic who risked his own safety to document the evidence of atrocity.
“A cauldron of hell”: The story of Canada’s Hong Kong veterans
By Matthew McRae, Communications Advisor
On December 8, 1941, the Japanese army launched an attack on the then-British colony of Hong Kong, located in Southern China.
