Global Summit Against Discrimination and Persecution
September 21-22, UN Plaza, New York City
On September 21-22, as world leaders assemble in New York for the annual opening of the United Nations,
and to commemorate the 2001 Durban conference on racism and discrimination, an international
coalition of non-governmental human rights organizations will hold a parallel summit across the street.
This will be the premier human rights event at the UN in September.
The goal of the Summit is to place situations of discrimination and persecution on the international agenda,
uphold the UN's founding principles of human rights and democracy and give a voice to the voiceless.
Visit NGOsummit.org for updates and to watch the webcast on Sept. 21-22.
Themes:
- Discrimination against women
- Freedom of speech
- Discrimination against religious minorities
- Persecution of dissenters and human rights defenders
- Discrimination against LGBT
- Genocide prevention
- UN reform
- And more
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This is an important even for mind control victims and supporters give their voices to the United Nations and Human Rights Organizations.
Due to limited space, attendance at the Summit is by invitation only. Priority will be given to members of our partner human rights organizations. To request an invitation, click here to Sign up
Contact the Global Submit
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