The Tribunal’s international jury is composed of: Franco Ippolito (Italy): Judge and president of thePPT Philippe Texier (France): Judge and vice-president of the PPT Carlos Beristain (Spain): Doctor and psychologist, expert in human rights and political memory Donatella Di Cesare (Italy): Philosopher and teacher at the Università la Sapienza di Roma and the Normale di Pisa Luciana Castellina (Italy): Former member...
Category: Hearing Palermo 2017
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Press Release
PPT Session on the Violations with Impunity of the Human Rights of Migrant and Refugee Peoples Address: Plesso didattico Bernardo Albanese, Piazza Napoleone Colajanni, Palermo, Italy On December 18, 2017, the Permanent Peoples’ Tribunal (PPT) will begin its first session dedicated to the human rights violations of migrants and refugees. It will begin on this...
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Sentence Palermo
The series of hearing in this Session are focused on the facts and responsibilities documented on the violations of the fundamental human and peoples’ rights occurred at the external and internal frontiers of the European Union, and more specifically of its member States, Italy. The contents and the conclusions of the two Sessions must be...
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Convenors to the Palermo PPT Hearing
Associations from Palermo 1. Addio Pizzo – Palermo 2. A.p.s. Maghweb 3. ARCI Palermo 4. ARCI Sicilia 5. Arci Porco Rosso 6. Arte Migrante – Palermo 7. Associazione Avvocati Dei Diritti UMAni/ADDUMA – Palermo 8. Associazione contro le discriminazioni razziali Nourredine Adnane 9. Associazione Diritti e Frontiere – ADIF 10. Associazione Giocherenda 11. Associazione Handala 12. ...
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PPT Hearing Palermo
[siteorigin_widget class=”Vantage_Headline_Widget”][/siteorigin_widget] PPT Session on the Violations with Impunity of the Human Rights of Migrant and Refugee Peoples Address: Plesso didattico Bernardo Albanese, Piazza Napoleone Colajanni, Palermo, Italy On December 18, 2017, the Permanent Peoples’ Tribunal (PPT) will begin its first session dedicated to the human rights violations of migrants and refugees. It will begin...