Dear readers,Fraternite Notre Dame is a NGO associated with the Department of Public Information at the United Nations; it has special consultative status with the ECOSOC; is an active member of CONGO and a member of its Committee for Education; has consultative status with UNICEF and works in close relationship with the High Commission for Refugees and the Committee for Human Rights in Geneva.
This page deals with Fraternite Notre Dame's Statements on Human Rights, Women and Children's Rights, the Rights of Minorities and Migrants, religious persecutions or other, hunger in the world, deep poverty in less developed countries, and other subjects even, that you will discover while performing your reading.
Fraternite Notre Dame wants to be the expression and mouth of those who cannot act or speak.
Justice is a pretty beautiful word, but in many respects, it is ridiculed and muzzled.Through little ways, humbly, we want to contribute our stone to the building of Human Rights.
Let us pray to God that Human Rights be ever more respected each day upon the entire surface of the earth.Truly, when respecting God's Rights, one naturally respects Human Rights.
Fraternite Notre Dame's interventions in various parts of the world:
- Geneva, Switzerland - March 19 to April 27, 2001
- Geneva, Swizterland - March 19 to April 27, 2001 (Oral Statement)
- Brussels, Belgium - May 14-20, 2001 (Oral Statement)
- Brussels, Belgium - May 14-20, 2001
- Geneva, Switzerland - July 2001
- Geneva, Switzerland - July 30 to August 17, 2001
- Durban, South Africa - September 2001
- Madrid, Spain - April 8-12, 2002
