Arcadia Foundation and OAS Hold First Course on Human Rights in Panama
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The Arcadia Foundation strives to promote democracy around the world through a variety of innovative methods. One of the ways we raise awareness to fundamental pillars of democracy on a global scale is to educate audiences about their human rights, often in infrastructure-developing countries, through a series of Foundation-hosted panels and workshops. We are proud to announce we, in conjunction with the OAS, will be hosting the first of many ‘International Law of Human Rights‘ Summits in Panama.
At the summit, an Organization of American States (OAS) Representative to Panama, the Honduran National Commissioner of Human Rights, Ombudsman to Panama and the Dean of the University of Panama will be participating in a series of speeches and events promoting the value in adhering to international law, protecting human rights, the geopolitical ramifications of not doing so, and educating Panamanian citizens as to what they are entitled to under these laws. Access to education is a pillar of democracy too, after all. 