NHRC award-winning short films screened in Visakhapatnam
Award-winning short films were screened at the Visakha Public Library in Visakhapatnam. The event aimed to raise awareness about human rights issues through various films focusing on topics like untouchability and discrimination. It was attended by students, artists, and human rights defenders, who praised the efforts of the Human Rights Council.
- ▪The screening was part of an initiative by the National Human Rights Commission.
- ▪Films addressing issues like child rights and the right to education were showcased.
- ▪The event was attended by various stakeholders including students and human rights defenders.
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Award-winning short films from the annual competitions organised by the National Human Rights Commission were screened at the Visakha Public Library on Friday under the aegis of the Human Rights Council.The exhibition was inaugurated by Andhra University College of Arts assistant professor Pallavi and Human Rights Council secretary Shyam Prasad. Films that won the first, second and third prizes, along with consolation award-winning entries, were screened during the programme.The films focused on issues such as untouchability, the right to education, child rights and discrimination against women.
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