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Building the «Recognize and Change» Culture Finelli F. (Cur.) Bottiglieri M. (Cur.) Tropiano A. (Cur.) - Aracne (Genzano Di Roma), 2021
The Recognize and Change project, funded by the European Union and the Italian Development Cooperation Agency, aims to promote Global Education through global youth empowerment. The project main goal is to build a culture based on the recognition of equal Fundamental Rights for all, by fighting all forms of discrimination and violence, predominantly those based on gender and cultural diversity. The book would like to document a three-and-a-half-year journey, which involved fifteen partners from nine countries and three continents, who speak seven languages, use three different alphabets, and which had to reinvent themselves following the Covid-19 crisis.
Rome International conference for the universal abolition of surrogacy. Rome - Italy 5th to 6th of April 2024 Garcia Larrain B. (Cur.) - Aracne (Genzano Di Roma), 2025
While few countries in the world have legalised surrogacy, all are concerned because vulnerable women are asked to be surrogate mothers or because their nationals travel abroad to have a child through surrogacy. Surrogacy is a global and a very lucrative market that violates human rights and human dignity: every country has to work to abolish it. Faced with this global challenge, the Casablanca Declaration for the universal abolition of surrogacy, promoted by experts from all around the world, calls on governments to move beyond resignation and condemn surrogacy and take concrete measures to put an end to this trade. The Declaration proposes that States commit to an international Convention to promote a global context of refusal of surrogacy, likely to draw many countries into this virtuous wake. Italy, with the adoption of a law criminalising the use of surrogacy, including outside Italian territory, is showing other countries the way and could play a role on the international stage with a view to an international convention for the global prohibition of surrogacy. This is why the International Conference for the Universal Abolition of surrogacy was held in Rome on 5 and 6 April 2024. Specialists from 5 continents contributed their expertise with a dual objective: 1) to inform public decision-makers about the harmful effects of surrogacy; 2) to provide a legal toolbox for States wishing to defend their populations against this market. The International Conference of Rome 2024 is already a decisive step in supporting and encouraging national and international initiatives, with a view to adopting an international treaty for the abolition of surrogacy.