Human-Rights and Human Rights

human rights: Installation # 3 - Canadian Journeys Photo Store according to Winnipeg Free Press. The question "What are human rights?" is answered by people whose images are projected larger-than-life on a scrim a cloth screen that appears opaque until lit from behind extending the entire length of the room. Their stories about human dignity, respect and responsibilty are subtitled in English and French, with images of sign-language interpreters translating in both official languages. The opposite wall tracks the evolution of human rights, shining a light on 100 milestones such as the principle of "do no harm" adopted by Hindus 4,000 years ago, to the UNs 2007 Declaration of the Rights of Indigenous Peoples. The middle of the gallery contains artifacts, including a ballot box from South Africas first democratic election that led to the presidency of human-rights champion Nelson Mandela. The first photo of the posters that describe all 10 installations. Enlarge Image Architectural tour of the Related Items Articles Look and touch Opening ceremony to symbolize Canadian unity In museum shadow, sacred fires burn on An emotional journey Columns True to Izzy vision Poll Do you plan on attending any of the opening weekend events? select all that apply Yes, I have a ticket for one of this weekend preview tours. Yes, I'm going to attend RightsFest. Maybe, I haven't decided yet. No, I don't plan on attending any events. View Results Human Rights Over Time (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.