The Senate of Colombia Hosts Forum “Tolerance and Respect: the Requirements to Achieve Peace" Global Embassy of Activists for Peace

The Senate of Colombia Hosts Forum “Tolerance and Respect: the Requirements to Achieve Peace"

In conjunction with the Congress of Colombia, the campaign "Traces to Remember" created the forum "Tolerance and Respect: the Requirements to Achieve Peace", in an effort to create discussions about the Holocaust and its consequences, mainly with government institutions of different countries.


Dr. William Soto | SPEECH GIVEN AT THE CONGRESS OF THE REPUBLIC OF COLOLMBIA

Dr. William Soto | SPEECH GIVEN AT THE CONGRESS OF THE REPUBLIC OF COLOLMBIA

For this reason, the example set by Colombia with the Anti-Discrimination Act is truly remarkable and worthy to follow. Meanwhile, in Europe, far-right movements founded on xenophobia and the blaming of certain groups—usually a minority—for the bad economy, are gaining ground in countries such as Greece, Austria, and France.


Colegio Colombo Hebreo Receives the Halstuch Family Commemorative Plaque Global Embassy of Activists for Peace
Embassy of Germany in Colombia Global Embassy of Activists for Peace

Embassy of Germany in Colombia

"To receive the plaque in honor of the survivors of the Holocaust today in this embassy is a privilege and at the same time a very important challenge, to continue working together with all of you, so that atrocious crimes such as these never again repeat themselves in the history of humanity, so that there is never again an attempt at genocide, and finally, so that there will be peace in the Middle East."