"Japanese legend has it that
that your greatest wish
will become a reality
if you build
a thousand paper cranes".
Sadako Sasaki was only 12 years old when he was diagnosed with Leukaemia as a result of the irradiation that produced the bomb in Hiroshima.
Her friend Chizucho told her this ancient legend that said that, if you want something with a lot of strength and you build 1,000 paper cranesthe gods they will grant you that wish that you long for.
Wanting to be cured of her terrible illness, Sadako began to build the 1,000 cranes. But died before he could finish them.
Their friends continued their mission and completed the thousand cranes, with the hope that wars will be avoided in the future. and peace is achieved among all the countries of the world.
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At 1994, a group of professionals in the field of Justice we gathered around a common purpose: the certainty that it is possible, politically profitable, socially enforceable and ethically essential bet on one Different, committed, accessible and close justice. Today we continue working for combat any type of injustice.
We want peace
Working for Justice
We defend human rights
DEVELOPING PROJECTS
AS EMBLEMATIC AS:
HUMANS FEST
The International Film and Human Rights Festival.
AWARDS
Recognising human rights defenders such as Pepe Mújica and Muhammad Yunus
And others just as exciting…
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AWARENESS-RAISING
With the commitment to spread the message to all citizens that a better world is possible.
TRAINING
In Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), training for prisoners and other vulnerable groups.
COOPERATION
Such as the Restorative Justice Court in El Salvador and other cooperation projects.
SOCIAL ACTION
Direct support projects for the most vulnerable people, such as prisoners, migrants and children.
AND WE DO THIS NOT ALONE, BUT WITH OUR AMBASSADOR COMPANIES.
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