Editorial published on June 02, 2016
Cartooning for Peace and Dinard City Hall present a wide-ranging retrospective “Cartoons for Peace” exhibition. It shows 15 topics (freedom of speech, censorship, racism, women rights and equality, children rights, the environment, migrants, visions of Brittany…) as well as texts, quotes, computer graphics, pictures, videos, workshops and activities for young audiences… an appropriate way of celebrating the 10th anniversary of Cartooning For Peace, which is coming up this October!
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Cartoons for peace - From 06/04 to 08/28 at Palais des arts et du festival, Dinard
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Cartoons for peace - Kap (Spain)
Freedom of speech
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Cartoons for peace - Firoozeh (Iran)
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Cartoons for peace - Ares (Cuba)
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Cartoons for peace - Elchicotriste (Spain)
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Cartoons for peace - Dilem (Algeria)
Freedom of speech has decreased worldwide - It was him or me!
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Cartoons for peace - Mauro Biani (Italy), published in Il Manifesto
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Cartoons for peace - Kroll (Belgium), published in Le Soir
- Stop killing each other in the name of God - You could maybe say it together more often
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Cartoons for peace - Jiho (France)
1990: I am not racist - 2000: I am not racist, but - 2010: What was the question?
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Cartoons for peace - Mana (Iran)
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Cartoons for peace - Batti (France)
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Cartoons for peace - Chaunu (France)
School transport - Hurry up kids! War doesn't wait!
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Cartoons for peace - Vadot (Belgium)
November 20: International Children's Rights Day, 8 AM. In Europe : Mom I don't want to go to school! In Asia: Mom I don't want to go to the factory! - In Africa: Mom I don't want to go to war! ... Ah, I forgot, I am an orphan.
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Cartoons for peace - Bado (Canada)
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Cartoons for peace - Boligán (Mexico)
