iciHaiti - Culture : Contest «It was a... Fable», Net surfers it's to you to vote

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iciHaiti - Culture : Contest «It was a... Fable», Net surfers it's to you to vote
29/07/2018 09:04:41

Following the launch of the contest "It was a Fable" last June https://www.haitilibre.com/en/news-24794-haiti-news-zapping.html organized by Minujusth and UNESCO, a writing contest aimed at encouraging young people to create fables on the themes: the mandate of the Minujusth Mission, the strengthening of the rule of law, the human right and public security in Haiti, 33 fables were selected.

These fables written by young people aged 14 to 24 (12 girls and 17 boys), from schools in Port-au-Prince and the surrounding area, are the result of 8 days of creative workshop led by Frankétienne and Savanah Savary. They strongly describe what these young people believe is blocking progress and positive change in the areas of public safety, the rule of law or human rights.

Every day from Monday to Friday until September 11, 2018 a fable, written as part of the contest "It was a... Fable" will be published on www.facebook.com/pg/MINUJUSTH/notes/ or on www.twitter.com/MINUJUSTH

So many original creations for which the public is invited to vote! Support your favorite fables by clicking "Like", "Comment" and "Share" as they are published.

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