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Subject: International Conference "Libraries from Human Rights Perspective"

Date: 2007-10-17 08:16

Call for Papers

"Libraries from Human Rights Perspective"

International Conference

Ramallah Center for Human Rights Studies (RCHRS)

Ramallah (Palestine)

31 March - 2 April 2008

 

Ramallah Center for Human Rights Studies (RCHRS) in cooperation with IFLA
will arrange an international conference on Libraries from Human Rights
Perspective in Ramallah 31 March ? 2 April 2008. The Center invites
interested writers and researchers to submit abstracts for their papers in
either English or Arabic in the following topics:

 

Libraries and Human Rights:
- Relationship between libraries and human rights

- Violations in human rights in library environment

- Libraries and rights of less advantaged groups

- Women and children rights related to library work

- Minorities and libraries from human rights perspective

- Disabled

- Cultural rights and libraries

 

Libraries and freedom of expression, freedom of access to information,
academic freedom and libraries/ academic libraries:

- Freedom of expression/ role of libraries in forming people's opinions

- Freedom of access to information

- Introduction to IFLA/ FAIFE

- Academic freedom

- Right to information

- Governance and libraries

- E-publishing and right to information

- Freedom of expression in digital age

- Case studies

- Libraries and diversity, libraries and tolerance/ acceptance of the other:

- Diversity and libraries (collections, librarians and thoughts)

- Tolerance in library environment (religious, cultural, political and
ideology-based tolerance)

- Acceptance of the other in library environment

- Model libraries for all

- Case studies from other countries

- Case studies in violations and intolerance in library environment

 

Abstracts are due by 30/11/2007. The Center will notify researchers whose
papers have been accepted by 10/1/2008; full papers are due by 1/3/2008. The
center will cover participation expenses of researchers whose papers are
accepted with a symbolic cash award, in addition to publishing all papers in
Arabic and English in the conference proceedings book.

 

Contact:

Ramallah Center for Human Rights Studies

P.O Box 2425 Ramallah, Palestine

rchrs@rchrs.org

 

 


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