Federation Anna Lindh Italia || Onlus
The Federazione Anna Lindh Italia, not-for-profit, shares the aims of the Anna Lindh Foundation: created in 2004 by the European Commission together with the 42 Euro-Mediterranean countries.
The Federation's objective is to promote, support and implement the cultural and social interaction between Italy and the Euro-Mediterranean countries in various fields of action including: art, architecture, archaeology, environment, crafts, youth, women, human rights, migrants, crafts, employment, training, education, education, childhood, sports, interreligious dialogue, legality, music, food culture, empowerment, tradition, tourism, social solidarity, exchanges.
In particular, the Federation intends to implement initiatives in favour of young people, especially aimed at restoring their hope and confidence through the promotion of the "true",the "beautiful" and the "good”.
Marrakech
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10 December 2018
Parent Category: Iniziative (EN) -
Category: Federazione Anna Lindh Italia - Onlus (EN)
The Fondazione Mediterraneo with its headquarters in Marrakech participated in the UN Migration Conference as an international observer.
The appointment was less than 30 countries (and among these Italy). The result was therefore satisfactory.
There are 164 Governments in the world that, on Monday, December 10, in Marrakech, approved the Global Compact for Immigration, the document promoted by the United Nations which provides for the sharing of some general guidelines on migration policies.
A "pact" to share principles, therefore not binding.
On Sunday evening, in front of an audience packed with journalists, the UN special representative for migration, Louise Arbor, immediately underlined it: this agreement is not binding and is aimed at greater cooperation between States on migration. But on one point the former high Canadian magistrate has been firm. "It is not a negotiating or consultative conference. Tomorrow (Monday 10 December), what was decided last July was signed. It is a reaffirmation of commitments taken earlier ».
A great applause goes to the host country, Morocco, which has made every effort to ensure that the framework of the Conference is up to the task. To welcome thousands of delegates is a large space where rows of palms and cactuses lead to modern sheds similar to large tents.
In the background the snow-covered chain of the Atlas.
But the absence of Italy, the only country that faces the Mediterranean not to be here, has not gone unnoticed.
The Global compact for a secure, orderly and regular migration (or simply Global Compact for immigration) is a document promoted by the UN that provides for the sharing of some general guidelines on migration policies. The goal is to give a coordinated and global response to the phenomenon.
This document, also insisting here in Marrakech the UN representatives, is based on the recognition of the need for a "cooperative approach to optimize the overall benefits of migration, addressing risks and challenges for individuals and communities in the countries of origin, transit and destination ".
The pact aims to achieve 23 immigration goals.
A sort of all-round multilateral approach in which all the actors involved are involved. It starts from data collection as a basis for the policies to be implemented. But the weight is also given to the contrast of the negative and structural factors that prevent people from building and maintaining livelihoods in their countries of origin.
The pact also intends to reduce the risks and vulnerabilities individuals face in the various stages of migration (including the fight against trafficking in human beings).
The guidelines identified in the document are the centrality of people, international cooperation, but also respect for the sovereignty of each state and compliance with international standards.
Italy has participated in all stages of the negotiations over the last two years. But on 27 November the Italian interior minister Matteo Salvini declared that he was against the Global Compact, because it would put "the so-called economic migrants and political refugees" on the same level, while other members of the League supported the minister's positions stating that document implies a risk of "uncontrolled immigration. Impossible for states to limit migratory flows".
This is why the president of the council Giuseppe Conte has sent back to parliament the examination of the plan arguing that Rome could accept the agreement at a later time, after the examination of the classroom: Italy therefore did not attend the summit in Marrakech and for now it will not be part of the Global Compact on Immigration.
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Naples
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05 December 2018
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Category: Federazione Anna Lindh Italia - Onlus (EN)
The conference "THE EMOTIONS IN THE DIGITAL ERA" - organized by the CIRN (Interuniversity Research Center in Neurosciences) in collaboration with the University Vanvitelli della Campania, the Federico II University of Naples, the Neapolitan Coordination Women of Science, the Giuseppe Martucci Conservatory of Music of Salerno, the Federazione Anna Lindh Italia and the Fondazione Mediterraneo - was held at the Museum of Peace - MAMT.
After the greeting addresses of Marina Melone and Michele Capasso took part: Carla Perrone Capano, Dario Grossi, Enrico Cheli, Umberto Di Porzio, Donatella Caramia, Imma Battista, Rosanna Cianniello, Mariano Oliva, Simone Sampaolo.
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Naples
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24 November 2018
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Category: Federazione Anna Lindh Italia - Onlus (EN)
The Assembly of the founding members of the "Federazione Anna Lindh Italia Onlus " met in Naples: an association to which more than a thousand members work in Italy for Euro-Mediterranean dialogue and cooperation, sharing the aims of the Anna Lindh Foundation.
The entire meeting was dedicated to the appalling situation created with the designated and unrecognized head of the Italian network.
The document of the Founding Members' Assembly of 24.11.2018 was approved on this subject unanimously, with which it is decided to undertake any initiative, including judicial ones, to re-establish respect for legality and democracy.
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Florence and Bagno a Ripoli
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01 December 2018
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Category: Federazione Anna Lindh Italia - Onlus (EN)
Common places of the mafia and investments in the world of works of art: these were the issues addressed in the XXV National Anti-Mafia Summit held on Saturday, December 1 in Florence and in Bagno a Ripoli. Organized by the Antonino Caponnetto Foundation, in collaboration with the Mediterranean Observatory on Organized Crime and the Mafia (OMCOM), Fondazione Mediterraneo, the Anna Lindh Italia Onlus Federation, the Tuscan Journalists' Association and Euromedia, the summit has now become a consolidated event in the fight panorama to the mafia and to crime.
On Saturday morning, from 9 to 12, at the CRF Auditorium in Florence, a training course for journalists was held entitled "Crime investments in works of art": Claudio Loiodice, a criminologist and expert in international recycling, met , Nicola Candido, colonel commander of NO Carabinieri T.P: C., Claudio Metzger, historian and consultant, lawyer. Lavinia Savini, expert in intellectual property law and art market law and Senator Giuseppe Lumia, former president of the Parliamentary Commission. The TG1 journalist Daria Mondini moderated the debate.
In the afternoon, from 3 pm, in Bagno a Ripoli, the veritable summit was held, centered on the theme "A death every now and then, the clichés on the mafia".
The National Anti-Mafia Summit was chaired by Salvatore Calleri, president of the Caponnetto Foundation, and Victoria Allegra Boga. The best exponents of the Mafia among investigative journalists, law enforcement officials, magistrates, sociologists, art experts, anti-money laundering experts and politicians have intervened.
In the afternoon the prizes were awarded:
- Omcom-Sbirro: Gen.le Giuseppe Vadalà, Cap. Davide Colangeli and Sost. Comm. Fabrizio Giacalone;
- Omcom-Inconvenient: Ciro Troiano, Grandangolo Agrigento, Franco Castaldo;
- Omcom - Creativity: Edoardo Ceragioli;
- An anomalous book: "A dead person from time to time" by Paolo Borrometi, “La mafia é buona” by Paolo Chiariello and Catello Maresca, “Caccia agli invisibili” by Carmine Gatti (idea) and Francesco Romeo.
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Naples
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24 November 2018
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Category: Federazione Anna Lindh Italia - Onlus (EN)
The conference "EUROPE, MIDDAY, MEDITERRANEAN: THE TIME OF CHOICES" took place in Naples, at the headquarters of the Museum of Peace - MAMT: an important meeting with representatives of politics, institutions and civil society to reaffirm the values Europe and the need to adapt the current bureaucratic rules for the development of the weakest sections of the population and for the development of the southern regions of Europe.
To the conference collaborate the “Federazione Anna Lindh Italia”.
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