In December, and coinciding with the celebration of Human Rights Day held every year on 10 December, the Fundación Tres Culturas collaborates with different entities to offer this cycle which also includes the premieres of the film The wedding, by Ana Graciani and the documentary I would do it again, by Manuel Elviro.
We thank our kind audience for their attendance, loyalty, complicity and comments on this adventure every Tuesday, promising to put all our enthusiasm and work to improve so that they will continue to support us in the coming year.
Tuesday 17 December, 20.30 h.
The documentary I would do it again provides the testimonies of anonymous individuals who are facing prosecution in different European countries for having facilitated the transfer or entry of irregular migrants.
This is the case of the Seville fire chief, Manolo Blanco, arrested in January 2016 on the island of Lesbos along with two other colleagues while they were carrying out rescue work. The documentary also includes the testimony of Cédric Hérrou, a French farmer sentenced to a fine and four months in prison for helping refugees cross the border into Italy.
Presentation by Manuel Elviro, director of the documentary. With the presence of Paula Schmid Porras, lawyer and professor of International Public Law and International Relations at the University of Seville; and Manuel Blanco, firefighter from Seville accused of human trafficking with the NGO Proem-Aid.
Free admission until full capacity is reached.
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