☆ASIA PACIFIC YOUTH NETWORK☆コミュのSafe Schools for Girls!(Amnesty International)

Event Info

Host: Amnesty International Japan
Type: Music/Arts - Concert
Time and Place Date: Sunday, September 14, 2008
Time: 7:30pm - 10:30pm
Location: “WHAT THE DICKENS”
Street: Roob Building, 4th Fl.Ebisu-Nishi 1-13-3,Shibuya-ku
City/Town: Tokyo, Japan

Contact Info Email: aijyouth@yahoo.co.jp

ALL GIRLS HAVE THE RIGHT TO AN EDUCATION

This human right is essential not only for girls to grow and learn, but also so that they are able to be independent and make their own choices in their lives.

Schools are not just places to learn and realize potential - some are also places of fear and violence. Some girls face violence at school at the hands of teachers, school staff or other students.

Violence stops girls going to school. Girls must be able to pursue their education in an environment which is:
• Safe
• Respectful
• Non-discriminatory

Join forces in the global call for violence-free schools for girls. You have the power to make schools safe for girls

A great night out:
Come and join Amnesty's international party on September 14th. Rock to the music of three great bands!. There’ll be food, drink and a friendly international crowd. A prize drawing. And a chance to write in support of Amnesty International’s campaign to give girls around the world their right to education.

Amnesty International:
Amnesty International's mission is to undertake research and action to prevent abuses and to promote all human rights. AI is a voluntary, independent, self-governing movement of more than 2.2 million members and supporters in over 150 countries.

AITEN:
Amnesty International Tokyo English Network (AITEN) is a network of English-speaking human rights activists working on Amnesty International campaigns here in Tokyo.

Further Information:
Amnesty International Tokyo English Network (AITEN): www.aig78.org
Email: aiten.japan@gmail.com
Amnesty Youth Network: aijyouth@yahoo.co.jp
The Clockwork Flowers: http://web.mac.com/theclockworkflowers
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What the Dickens map: http://www.whatthedickens.jp/index.php?node=4