16 February 2023
Bilbao Campus
The Pedro Arrupe Human Rights Institute and Deusto Campus, in collaboration with the Basque Government and Ongi Etorri Errefuxiatuak, will be holding a new session of the documentary film series "Migrations and Human Rights" on Thursday, 16 February, with the screening and subsequent discussion of the documentary "The Gourougou's Trial". The aim of these sessions is to bring the University closer to civil society and give visibility and debate on the reality of migration, allowing to construct knowledge in a more collective way.
The session, which will be held from 12:00 to 14:00 in the Garate Room in the Main Building on the Bilbao campus, can also be followed via streaming. After the documentary screening, there will be a discussion with Mahmoud Traore, a migrant witness in Ceuta, Marisa Amaro, an activist from Gem Doudou Melilla and Gustavo de la Orden, a member of the Pedro Arrupe Human Rights Institute, who will act as moderator.
Both to attend the on-campus session in the Garate Room or to follow the event online, you must register in advance using the following links:
- Registration for the on-campus screening (until all seats are filled)
- Registration for online streaming
Synopsis of the documentary The Gourougou's Trial (2022), 36':
Two African migrants, assisted by two human rights lawyers, confront the Spanish authorities, claiming their rights before the European Court of Human Rights.
