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Future Events
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19.06.2013 - 19.06.2013
- Presentation HRW Bahrain report “Interfere, Restrict, Control: Restraints on Freedom of Association”20.06.2013 - 20.06.2013
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24.06.2013 - 26.06.2013
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27.06.2013 - 27.06.2013
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Short introduction of myself
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UNESCO Archive Tag Archive
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Media: Princess Laurentien: ‘we should strive for a hundred percent literate Europe’ – New Europe
Posted on 23.01.2013 | No CommentsAt an event at the European Parliament (EP) on 22 January, Princess Laurentien of the Netherlands said that we should strive for a hundred percent literate Europe. Stanislava Gaydazhieva, New... -
Event: Presentation of the EU High Level Group Report on Literacy
Posted on 20.01.2013 | No CommentsOn January 22nd, Marietje Schaake hosted the presentation of the EU High Level Group Report on Literacy. Commissioner Vassiliou (Education, Culture, Multilingualism, Youth and Sport) presented the motives for the report... -
Parliamentary Question: VP/HR — Renewed Syrian membership of Unesco human rights committee
Posted on 01.12.2011 | No CommentsParliamentary questions 1 December 2011 E-011291/2011 Question for written answer to the Commission Rule 117 Marietje Schaake (ALDE) Subject: VP/HR — Renewed Syrian membership of Unesco human rights committee It... -
Debate on China: Situation and cultural heritage in Kashgar (Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region)
Posted on 10.03.2011 | No CommentsMr President, under the banner of reform and development, the ancient Silk Road city of Kashgar is being demolished. It is not only a blow to global cultural heritage, but...