[english below]
Solidarnost je temeljna ljudska potreba, izražena kroz brigu koja nadilazi granice. Ipak, ovaj osnovni instinkt zakoni često pretvaraju u osporavani napor — kojeg istovremeno potiče osobna izajednička humanost te otežavaju restriktivne politike, kao i prekomjerna izloženost uznemirujućim vijestima. U trenucima kada sustavi u kojima živimo ne jamče pravdu, upravo svakodnevna djela pojedinaca i zajednica održavaju nadu živom.
Ova rasprava istražuje otpornost solidarnosti usred tih izazova, ističući kako djela brige opstaju i stvaraju snažne priče nade unatoč preprekama.
Ova diskusija HRFF-a i Centra za mirovne studije održat će se na engleskom jeziku.
Gosti: Robin Vanbesien, kolektiv Žene ženama, Matija Kralj
Moderira: Sara Kekuš, Centar za mirovne studije
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Solidarity is a fundamental human need expressed through acts of care that transcend borders. Yet, laws often transform this basic instinct into a contested effort — both encouraged by shared humanity and hindered by restrictive policies. In moments when systems fail to uphold justice, it is the everyday actions of individuals and communities that keep hope alive.
This panel explores the resilience of solidarity amidst these challenges, highlighting how acts of care persist and create powerful narratives of hope in the face of adversity.
This HRFF panel is co-organised with the Centre for Peace Studies.
Guests:
Robin Vanbesien, film director, “hold on to her“Women for Women collectiveMatija Kralj, filmmaker/video artist
Moderation: Sara Kekuš, Centre for Peace Studies
