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2004: Slavery Abolition Year 

2004 International Year to commemorate the Struggle against Slavery and its Abolition

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mowS.jpg Slave Trade Archives will be discussed at UNESCO Meeting in Cuba
 La Havane, Cuba
22 Nov 2004 - 24 Nov 2004  Archivists from 11 countries will meet this month in Cuba to discuss new perspectives for the consolidation and extension of UNESCO’s Slave Trade Archives Project, an initiative to safeguard the documents related to slave trade and slavery within the framework of UNESCO’s Memory of the World Programme. 
Cuba flag.gif International Symposium on the Slave Trade Archives Project
 La Havane, Cuba
22 Nov 2004 - 24 Nov 2004  
AbolS.gif Closing the 2004 International Year to Commemorate the Struggle Against Slavery and its Abolition.
 UNESCO Headquarteres, Paris
03 Dec 2004 - 05 Dec 2004  The close of this Year will be marked by several events. 
LOGO.bmp Closing of the International Year to Commemorate the Struggle Against Slavery and its Abolition
 UNESCO Headquarters
03 Dec 2004 - 04 Dec 2004  Closing Events 
AbolS.gif “Exits from Slavery and Public Policies”
 Palacio do Itamaraty, Brasilia (Brazil)
01 Mar 2005 - 03 Mar 2005  This meeting is organized by the UNESCO Office in Brazil and six Brazilian partners. 
AbolS.gif 2005 Slavery Remembrance Day Worldwide Celebrations
 Barbados, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Guatemala and Mali
01 Aug 2005 - 23 Aug 2005  International Day for the Remembrance of the Slave Trade and its Abolition, celebrated each year on 23 August, is an opportunity for widespread reflection as to the causes and consequences of the scourge, thereby putting an end to the silence that has too long surrounded this human tragedy. Countless activities are organized throughout the world to coincide with the event. 
femme.gif Human Trafficking in Southern Africa
 Pretoria, South Africa
21 Nov 2005 - 23 Nov 2005  The workshop will bring together representatives from governments, non-governmental organizations and communities with the aim of elaborating culturally-sensitive strategies in the prevention of the trafficking of women and children in Lesotho, Mozambique and South Africa, based on research results and policy papers drawn up by UNESCO. 



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