Oxford Brookes University presents the Oxford Human Rights Festival 2018, featuring a variety of events from performances to lectures, all focused on the theme of Identity. This year marks the 16th annual Human Rights Festival that Brookes have hosted here in Oxford, all to educate and raise awareness about human rights issues in the UK and overseas.
OxHRF2018 is proud to host speakers and performers from all over the world, to bring as much insight into the global problems humanity faces to the multicultural city of Oxford. Many of the events are free, with the aim to attract and educate as many people as possible.
The event is hosted at Oxford Brookes University, all over the Headington Campus throughout the week beginning the 12th of March. People all over the world are affected by these issues, and with such a broad spectrum of events on offer, this festival is not to be missed.
For more information, you can visit the Oxford Human Rights Festival's website here.
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