by HUMAN internasjonale dokumentarfilmfestival
Human Talks tar deg på innsiden av HUMAN internasjonale dokumentarfilmfestival. Vi får besøk av filmskapere og eksperter som diskuterer aktuelle festivaltemaer, og oppdaterer deg på hva som er verdt å få med seg, både av filmer og debatter. Human Talks ledes av Ingerid Salvesen og Stig Arild Pettersen.
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March 7, 2021
<p>The year 2020 will go down in history books as the year for protests with citizens standing their grounds against corruption, systemic injustice, and global superpowers. This panel discussion explores some of the novel strategies used by contemporary movements for social and political change. </p> <p><br></p> <p>Panelists: Kenneth Bo Nielsen (Associate professor of social anthropology, coordinator of the Norwegian network for Asian Studies, Oslo), Kisnaphol Wattanawanyoo (architect based in Bangkok), Amandeep Sandhu (writer and journalist for Caravan, Scroll and The Hindu based in Bangalore, India), Merve Bedir (architect based in Hong Kong) and Chong Suen (artist and researcher based in Hong Kong). Moderator for the discussion is Sarah Kazmi (interdisciplinary artist, writer, and researcher based in Oslo and Karachi). </p>
March 7, 2021
<p>Årets vinnere ble annonsert på gårsdagens prisutdeling og seieren gikk til filmene "Generasjon Utøya" og "Reunited". Nå snakker regissørene om både filmene og historiene bak. Aslaug Holm og Sigve Endresen er skaperne av Generasjon Utøya, og Mira Jargil er skaperen av Reunited. I tillegg er det HUMAN-festivalens siste dag, og i den anledning stiller både Ingerid Salvesen og Stig Arild Pettersen opp til samtale om hvordan uken har vært - hva har høydepunktene vært? Hva burde folk få med seg før dagen er omme? </p> <p><br></p>
March 6, 2021
<p>Two years after the Sudanese people overthrew their dictator of three decades, the country finds itself in the middle of a fragile transition towards civilian rule. Protests calling for justice and human rights have continued, and in 2020, Minister of Justice Nasredeen Abdulbari promised that laws violating human rights in Sudan would be dropped. One of these reforms was to repeal the death penalty for homosexual acts. However, penalties still range between five years and lifetime in jail for consensual same sex relations and LGBT persons in Sudan remain marginalized, their freedom and rights restricted.</p> <p><br></p> <p>Panelists are Ahmed Umar (contemporary artist, protagonist in "The Art of Sin"), representative of Shades of Ebony (Sudanese LGBTQI+ rights group), representative of Bedayaa (organisation working for LGBTQI+ rights in the Nile Valley area) and Tor-Hugne Olsen (CEO of International Planned Parenthood Federation Norway). Moderator is Rasha Younes - researcher of LGBTQI+ rights, Human Rights Watch. </p> <p><br></p> <p>In collaboration with Sex og Politikk (IPPF Norway) and Human Rights Watch.</p>
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Human Talks tar deg på innsiden av HUMAN internasjonale dokumentarfilmfestival. Vi får besøk av filmskapere og eksperter som diskuterer aktuelle festivaltemaer, og oppdaterer deg på hva som er verdt å få med seg, både av filmer og debatter.
Human Talks ledes av Ingerid Salvesen og Stig Arild Pettersen.
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