I had the pleasure of participating in an event on International Peace Day , in Japan, organized by the Japanese NGO Piece of Syria , I presented the ongoing work and recent projects of Heritage for Peace in Syria, emphasizing the role of cultural heritage in peacebuilding
Great article in @TheArtNewspaper about our project in Alqahira Castle . Sabrine,the president of Heritage for Peace confirms , "Culture is a basic human right. It is very important to give life to this place and create a better life for the people of the city."
Al Qahira Castle in war-torn Yemen has partially reopened after emergency repairs by Heritage for Peace, offering a glimmer of hope for the country’s rich cultural heritage
https://t.co/o6PVObAOAb
Omari Mosque GAZA’S HISTORIC HEART, NOW IN RUINS in New York times .Heritage for Peas stresses whenever restoration efforts begin, rebuilding the mosque should be a priority.
” Sabrine said. “It is not just a place. It is an entire memory of a people.”https://t.co/ulDSElRyZu
Recently, Heritage for Peace had the honor of presenting at the annual Gonzaga Law Human Rights Conference in Florence, Italy, Heritage For Peace presentation focused on Using Cultural Heritage as a Tool to Foster Human Rights in Conflicts.
I am thrilled to share our new book chapter with @FranRufian Facing Heritage Protection in Armed Conflicts, International Institutions and Civil Society . https://t.co/S0ONAgXIrL
Knowing the culture of the host country, enjoying leisure activities and making new friends are some keys to @AbuabEurope, a project for the integration of refugees in Barcelona, created by @heritage4peace, and with support from #UNHCR
https://t.co/mpZxyZb4M2
Conocer la cultura del país de acogida, disfrutar de actividades de ocio y hacer nuevas amistades son algunas claves de @AbuabEurope, un proyecto para la integración de personas refugiadas en Barcelona, creado por @heritage4peace, y con apoyo de #ACNUR
https://t.co/m5K9JsV2eT
I was interviewed by Channel 4 News to shed light on the cultural genocide in Gaza. This new video raises awareness about the destruction of cultural heritage sites and the devastating impact it has on the people of Gaza and their cultural identity.
Heritage for Peace was interviewed by Channel 4 News to shed light on the cultural genocide in Gaza. This new video raises awareness about the destruction of cultural heritage sites and the devastating impact it has on the people of Gaza and their cultural identity.
Today at 16:00 PM CET we are organizing a webinar he Situation of the Cultural Heritage in Post-Storm Daniel: Voices of the Locals.zoom Link: https://t.co/d293ZMwbr3…ID de reunión: 838 3124 3385 Código de acceso: 787245
Today at 16:00 PM CET we are organizing a webinar he Situation of the Cultural Heritage in Post-Storm Daniel: Voices of the Locals.zoom Link:
https://t.co/K1ikJLYbK8
ID de reunión: 838 3124 3385
Código de acceso: 787245
My statment in the new article by the Guardian underscores the long-lasting consequences that extend beyond the physical destruction of buildings .It affects also the loss of traditions, habits, and the broader cultural identity of the people in Gaza.
More than 200 buildings of cultural and historical significance have been reduced to rubble in Gaza, including mosques, cemeteries and museums a new article by the Guardian quoted Heritage for Peace. https://t.co/RtIfHJ53EO
In Solidarity with Palestine: A Roundtable with the Critical Ancient World Studies Collective and Everyday Orientalism . Join us on January 23, 2024, 4-6pm GMT for a special virtual roundtable https://t.co/7EX0qJGArD
I had the pleasure to contribute to Aljazzera new article A ‘cultural genocide’: Which of Gaza’s heritage sites have been destroyed?
https://t.co/gaPJhnoLQN
For us ,it is crucial to continue reporting on the destruction of cultural heritage in Gaza .Thanks to the CNN team who just prepared a new reportage which shows that many of Gaza's cultural treasures and priceless landmarks, dating back thousands of years, have been destroyed.
For us ,it is crucial to continue reporting on the destruction of cultural heritage in Gaza . We are delighted that the reportings is taking more attention in the international media . Many thanks to the CNN team who just prepared a new reportage . yo.https://t.co/PsRLoG6XW2
Heritage for Peace was interviewed this weekend by Al Jazeera (English) to discuss the situation of cultural heritage in Gaza. This reportage includes videos describe the actual situation of Al Omari Mosque ,Al Samara bath and Al Basha Palace in Gaza .https://t.co/hzNqtRAP68
The destruction to the majority of the symbols that represent the heritage and the identity of the people in Gaza is a cultural genocide,this destruction of heritage is again another crime added to the rest of crimes which are happening now in Gaza .
A new article by the Spanish newspaper El Periodico . Heritage for Peace in this article affirms that the destruction to the majority of these symbols that represent the heritage and the identity of the people in Gaza is a cultural genocide
https://t.co/6BwPlUvamN
Mosques, churches and cemeteries , war destroys Gaza's archaeological sites. An article on Al-Hurra TV (in Arabic) explains the work of the Heritage for Peace in documenting the destruction that occurred to historical sites in Gaza .
https://t.co/ZDlEySNkKA
We will continue the work of surveying and monitoring the status of cultural landmarks in Gaza over the coming months,The people in Gaza, they have the right to keep and to save this heritage, to tell the history, the importance of this land
Thanks to NPR (National Public Radio) to address the work of heritage for Peace reporting the damage of cultural heritage in Gaza
https://t.co/trTLc5KgLH
Thanks to NPR (National Public Radio) to address the work of heritage for Peace reporting the damage of cultural heritage in Gaza
https://t.co/trTLc5KgLH
Thanks to the @TheArtNewspaper for this article on Gaza heritage destruction and the mention of our recent report on The effects of the war on the cultural heritage in Gaza .Gaza is a small area with a lot of heritage but this heritage may never now be known because the shelling
Gaza is a palimpsest of cultures, much of which has yet to be excavated - a preliminary report by @heritage4peace
lists 104 sites as damaged or completely destroyed in the enclave so far.
Thanks to the @TheArtNewspaper for this important article
Few days ago we published first copy of the Report (In Arabic) on the Impact of the Recent War in 2023 on the Cultural Heritage in Gaza Strip - Palestine .Now we publish another copy in English . https://t.co/lUfpT3DNus