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Human Rights

Talking about the issues

The film festival provides a safe space to explore and debate national and international human rights. To assist this we have organized after each screening, a discussion forum examining issues raised by the films. Audience members are encouraged to listen and join in with the discussion.

These discussions can be continued online by visiting the Human Rights Network site which hosts the Human Rights Film Festival Discussion Forum. To take part you will first need to become a member of the Human Rights Network. It is free and simple to join - see below.

Various non-governmental organizations work in the area of human rights in New Zealand, most of them members of the Human Rights Network. If you are interested in learning more about some of the issues raised in our films, or in finding our more about the work these organizations are involved in, information about them is available in the theatre foyers after each screening.

The Human Rights Network

A meeting place for New Zealanders with an interest and commitment to human rights. Through the Network you can:

Access information on human rights in New Zealand or internationally
Share information about events, links, news and other human rights developments.
Join or form human rights communities and discussion forums of interest
Discuss issues from a human rights perspective
Propose and collaborate on human rights projects Membership of the Human Rights Network is free.

Visit the Human Rights Network website for more information. You can join us from the website, or by emailing us at . Our postal address is PO Box 24,423, Manners Street, Wellington.


		Feature Films Short Films Auckland Wellington Christchurch Auckland Wellington Christchurch Auckland Wellington Christchurch Sponsors Thank You Human Rights Talking about the issues The film festival provides a safe space to explore and debate national and international human rights. To assist this we have organized after each screening, a discussion forum examining issues raised by the films. Audience members are encouraged to listen and join in with the discussion. These discussions can be continued online by visiting the Human Rights Network site which hosts the Human Rights Film Festival Discussion Forum. To take part you will first need to become a member of the Human Rights Network. It is free and simple to join - see below. Various non-governmental organizations work in the area of human rights in New Zealand, most of them members of the Human Rights Network. If you are interested in learning more about some of the issues raised in our films, or in finding our more about the work these organizations are involved in, information about them is available in the theatre foyers after each screening. The Human Rights Network A meeting place for New Zealanders with an interest and commitment to human rights. Through the Network you can: Access information on human rights in New Zealand or internationally Share information about events, links, news and other human rights developments. Join or form human rights communities and discussion forums of interest Discuss issues from a human rights perspective Propose and collaborate on human rights projects Membership of the Human Rights Network is free. Visit the Human Rights Network website for more information. You can join us from the website, or by emailing us at . Our postal address is PO Box 24,423, Manners Street, Wellington.