AntiMonetary Humanitarian Organizational Center: what you “liked” most in 2013

Monday, December 23, 2013

what you “liked” most in 2013

Find out what you “liked” most in 2013 – some very interesting topics!

December

How well do you know Willy Brandt? The great social-democrat leader and Nobel Peace Prize winner was a true visionary. He opened the path to more unity and social justice at a time when Europe needed peace and reconciliation after WWII. On 10/12, we're bringing together great European characters and citizens to reflect on Brandt's legacy and vision: www.relaunchingeurope.eu/willy-brandt

Don't you think we need unity and equality back in our lives?

December

We are very sad to learn of Nelson Mandela's passing, aged 95. We remember him and his spirit to make a more equal world. The fight continues. 1918-2013

November

Will Croatia take a step backwards on equality? On 1 December, the country will hold a referendum on banning same-sex marriages. This is the result of a strong anti-gay campaign by a Catholic group and conservatives. If it is passed, the ban would be real blow for human rights in Croatia only a few months after joining the EU.

Share this post to encourage our Croatian friends to vote for equality! Say NO to discrimination.

October

Today, the #Sakharov prize for Freedom of Thought was awarded by the European Parliament to #Malala Yousafzai - a young Pakistani girl who was shot in the head by the Taliban for attempting to fulfill a basic human right - the right to an education. Now she is standing up for girls' education across the world and the right of all children to go to school. Like this post to show your support for Malala and her cause. Read more:http://ow.ly/pGX6Y

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