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Whoose Stories are Remembered? - The Afterlives of Colonial Memory with Amarachi Muotoh

Interview by NGO DEi

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The Fragile Boundary Between Innocence and Systems of Violence: The Floor is Lava

Interview by NGO DEi

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The Weight of What We Wear: A Tibetan-Dutch Dialogue

Article by Eva Ranzato & Pola Szajkowska

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NGO DEI

Confronting The Great Filter:
Humanity Under the Microscope

Article by Eva Ranzato
Interviewed by Pola Szajkowska

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NGO DEI

Kacey Wong: I’m turning a protest site into a stage

Article by Pola Szajkowska 

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NGO DEI

Artist Interview - Gergő Lukács Hungarian Child Protection Law on LGBTQ+

"As an artist and as a gay man, what is happening in Hungary is not just a political debate to me—it is deeply personal. The 2021 child protection law introduced by Viktor Orbán’s government restricts LGBTQ-related content for minors in schools and media. Supporters say the law is meant to protect children, but many people, including the European Commission and LGBTQ+ communities, believe it stigmatizes and discriminates against us. For me, this issue is about more than policy; it is about identity, visibility, and the freedom to exist and express who we are." Gergő Lukács

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HONGKONGFP.COM

Artist considers legal action to retrieve Tiananmen crackdown monument removed from University of Hong Kong

Jens Galschiøt said he still hopes to get the Pillar of Shame from the University of Hong Kong without taking the matter to court. The sculptor said the university had repeatedly ignored his requests to retrieve the statue.

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EXPAT.CZ

Prague gallery marks 33 years since Tiananmen Square massacre with Pillar of Shame

Jens Galschiøt's Pillar of Shame was controversially removed from Hong Kong University, but the Danish artist presented a replica at DOX.

by Expats.cz Staff 05.06.2022 09:56:00

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RADIO.CZ

Raising a Voice for Hong Kong and Others 
in Prague 7

For a short period of time, a quiet, unassuming block in Prague 7 became a vibrant hub of art and multiculturalism. Part art gallery, part café and part community space, NGO DEI is closing this July. However, this won't dampen director Loretta Lau's spirit to continue building a platform for voices from all over the world, writes RPI's expat contributor Kevin Loo. 

By Kevin Loo July 9,2022

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