XIII International Human Rights Film Towards the XIII edition International Film Festival on Human Rights 
/ Toward the 13th Edition of the International Human Rights Film Festival In this thirteenth edition of the International Film Festival on Human Rights, DerHumALC, we pay homage to our Mother Earth as fertile source of life and biodiversity for all / as the / those who inhabit it. While the various peoples of South America, were identified with the Mother Goddess, Pachamama, or Nuke Mapu, in his own world view, modern man of large cities used, discarded and pollution without regard either to understand the vital connection her and her cycles.
United Nations, in effect, has declared 2010 as International Year of Biodiversity in a global campaign in defense of biodiversity, with the theme: "Biodiversity is life. Biodiversity is our life. " Biodiversity loss affects our Mother Earth is caused by human activity and exacerbated by climate changes.
If you do not recognize "the crucial role of nature in support of life on Earth, including ours," we can not understand the profound relationship between human rights and the environment. We
in this issue, paying particular attention to the wide variety of films that from different points of view celebrates diversity of Mother Earth and denounce its gradual destruction.
The film is also meeting and transmission of flavors, colors and smells of a Mother Earth is crying because we do not want to hear .... In the 13th year of the International Human Rights Film Festival DerHumALC, we want to pay special tribute to Our Mother Earth as a fertile source of life and Biodiversity for all Who Inhabit it. While the Various Indigenous groups of South America Identified it with the Mother Goddess, Pachamama, or Nuke Mapu, According To Their Own worldviews, the modern man of big cities use, Discards, and contaminates it or Understanding Without consideration for Our vital connection with the Earth and Its cycles. The United
Nations, in fact, has declared 2010 as the International Year of Biological Diversity in a worldwide campaign to protect biodiversity, with the slogan: “Biodiversity is life. Biodiversity is our life.” The loss of biodiversity that affects our Mother Earth is caused by human activity and aggravated by climate change.If we do not recognize “the crucial role of nature in supporting life on Earth, including our own,” we will not be able to understand the profound relationship between the defense of human rights and the environment. We seek in this edition of the festival to pay particular attention to the great variety of cinematographic output that, from different points of view, celebrate the Earth’s diversity and denounce its slow annihilation. Film is also an encounter and transmission of tastes, colors, and smells of a Mother Earth who screams at us because we don’t want to listen.
El Festival Internacional de Cine de Derechos Humanos, organizado por el Instituto Multimedia DerHumALC convoca a realizadores y productores de todo el mundo a inscribir sus películas (largos, medios y cortometrajes) de ficción, documental, ensayo, animación, experimental o videoclips en vistas a la selección de su 13ª Edición que se realizará en las ciudades de Buenos Aires, del 19 al 25 de mayo, y en Santiago del Estero en junio 2011, siendo la apertura de la edición de Buenos Aires May 18 at 20 pm at the Cultural Center of Memory Haroldo Conti (former ESMA)
The International Film Festival on Human Rights, organized by Multimedia Institute DerHumALC calls all directors and Their Producers to submit films for consideration for STI * 13th Edition to Be Held in Buenos Aires in May from 19 to 25, and in Santiago del Estero, Argentina in June 2011.
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/ Toward the 13th Edition of the International Human Rights Film Festival 
