As part of the ongoing efforts to promote human rights, the National Institute for Human Rights, with funding from the International Organization for Migration (IOM), implemented an art competition to highlight the importance of peace and reconciliation among diverse communities and promote the values of coexistence and mutual acceptance.
The competition focused on expressing messages that promote tolerance and social cohesion and confront extremist ideologies and violence. The initiative was a great success, with students creating innovative artworks that contribute to spreading the spirit of peace and dialogue among individuals from diverse backgrounds.
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