Thursday, 20 September 2012

FRANCO-GERMAN HUMAN RIGHTS WINNERS PHOTOGRAPHIC EXHIBITION ON SHOW AND FRENCH CULTURE CENTER IN NAIROBI

France and German have  along history of  defending   human rights, over the centuries both  the Countries have traversed difficulties periods in  their  political  development,  but  the people have remained committed to   human rights with the 1789 French  Declaration of  the Rights of  man to    the biil  rights in  the German  basic law of 1949
The Embassies of the French  German recently  mooted French  German  Human rights  award  in  Nairobi.
Currently  the French  Cultural  Center  in  Nairobi  is  hosting   photographic  exhibition  on  the issue  focusing  on  Father John Webootsa priest   working at  the slum  of    Korogocho in  Nairobi  as he   tries to  improve  the life  of  the residence whose majority  are  poor
His  work  is  majorly  based on   education  mostly  girl  child  education  among  others with  the major  objective  of  keeping  the youth  out  of  violence  which  is   becoming  the major       issues  in  the city.
The exhibition  will  highlight the various initiative put  in  place by  father  John that  had  helped  people from marginalized communities to  stand up  for their  rights and made positive   impacts  on  their  lives
Majority  of  the photos  which had  becomes  the major attraction  in  the city are  based  on the day  to   day  activities in  the said  slum and  are likely going  to  help  numerous people  and  policy  makers  to  understand  them  without  any  problem.

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