Artwatch Africa Durban Workshop At The Durban International Film Festival - Arterial Network

Following the lessons learned during its 3-day workshops covering “Human Rights, Cultural Rights and Artist Rights,” Arterial Network, through its Artwatch Africa project and in partnership with the Institute for Human Rights and Development in Africa (IHRDA), will launch a new phase of training workshops to be known as “Artwatch Africa Response.” Arterial Network is calling for law firms and individual lawyers to apply for this training that will look specifically at Freedom of Creative E...

Artists, civil society organizations and media between 14 and 16 December, 2015 met at Esibayeni Lodge in Swaziland, for a training on Human Rights, Cultural Rights and Artistic Rights under Art Watch Africa Project implemented by Arterial Network. At the end of the three day training participants had to meet and discuss the way forward after being empowered. A task team composed of Arterial Network Steering Committee Members in Swaziland (Muzi Ntshangase, Hanson Ngwenya, Smanga, Dlamini, ...

Artwatch Africa in partnership with Assalamalekoum Culture and Zaza Production,  with the support of the Ministry of Culture and Hadcraft, organized from December 14 to 17 the initial workshop on « Human Rights, Cultural Rights and Artist Rights »", in Nouakchott and conducted by Simone Andrade and Malik Chaoui. This training raised a lot of issues around Human Rights that Mauritanian have to face in their daily life. After 4 days-workshop, artists, journalists and activists from civil soc...