When is holocaust remembrance

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Charles Abani joined the Embassy of Israel in Ghana and the Embassy of Germany in Ghana at a ceremony to reaffirm the UN's resolve to uphold human rights, and to encourage people everywhere to eschew bigotry, hatred and prejudice to prevent the recurrence of the Holocaust.

Joseph Whittal and Mr. Abani situated Holocaust remembrance within the local context. Betty Eppel recounted her experience as a child survivor of the Holocaust via Zoom. UNIC Accra provided technical support in the planning of commemoration and delivered opening remarks at the event. The message was placed in the daily newspaper Net Press on 26 January Martin Ejidike, the UN Advisor on Human Rights in Nigeria in his opening remarks called for the moral commitment of all peoples and the political commitment of government to be strengthened to ensure future generations can understand the causes of the Holocaust, and reflect on its consequences in order to avoid a repetition.

The keynote speaker, Dr. Jide Jimoh of the Department of Journalism, Lagos State University highlighted the role of the media in conflict resolution. He advised that Communication and Information Literacy education be used to address the spate of disinformation, fake news and hate speech for media and increased level of education, persuasion and enlightenment for people in the society, urging everyone to rise up to their social responsibilities.

The zoom meeting had participants. Mark Maseko and Ms. Memory Chipeta, a Grade 11 student from a local high school in Lusaka, were featured in a video compilation for the GA-mandated ceremony on the International Day of Holocaust Commemoration in memory of the victims of the Holocaust. The compilation includes renowned Holocaust historians and scholars, Holocaust museum director, youth Human Rights activist, and filmmaker. The commemoration was screened globally on 27 January Memory Chipeta and Mr.

Mark Maseko were featured in a video compilation screened during the commemorative ceremony on the International Day of Holocaust Commemoration in memory of the victims of the Holocaust. Photo: screenshot taken from video by UNTV.