District 2201 – SPAIN
DATES:
13th July – 25th July, 2015
HOSTING CLUBS:
MASPALOMAS, ARUCAS, LAS PALMAS DE GRAN CANARIAS AND
LANZAROTE
PARTICIPANTS:
40 participants. One boy or one girl from each country
AGE:
18 – 27
LOCATION:
MASPALOMAS, CANARY ISLANDS
ACCOMMODATION:
Bungalows
LANGUAGES:
High level of Spanish and a good knowledge of English as some
presentations will be in English with a Spanish translation.
PROGRAMME:
Please refer to the following pages, where full details are exposed
ARRIVAL:
At Gran Canaria airport, on the 13th July, 2015
DEPARTURE:
From Gran Canaria airport, on 25th July, 2015
OFFICIAL PAPERS:
Tourist visa to Spain (where necessary)
COSTS:
They should pay 550 € to attend the camp, as well as their return ticket
to/from the Canary Islands, plus additional pocket money. The fees
should be paid by a bank transfer, upon acceptance of the candidate.
Details are found on the programme.
INSURANCE:
Participants should be insured against illness, accident, third party
liability and repatriation.
DEADLINE FOR APPLICATIONS: 31st of May, 2015
APPLICATIONS: Standard Short Term Rotary International Youth Exchange Application forms
to be sent via e-mail to:
Mrs. Carmen Lopez-Videla: [email protected] and to Daniel Bazan: [email protected]
II CAMP Internacional Maspalomas sobre la Paz y Resolución de Conflictos
70 anniversary of the San Francisco Declaration
PROGRESS AND CHALLENGES OF HUMAN RIGHTS
MASPALOMAS – 13 TO 24 JULY, 2015
INTRODUCTION
The Rotary Clubs of Maspalomas, Arucas’ City, Las Palmas de Gran Canarias and
Lanzarote, as well as the City Hall of San Bartolomé de Tirajana and the university of Las
Palmas de Gran Canarias (ULPGC) introduces the second edition of the international
CAMP, to be held at Maspalomas Costa Canarias during the first weeks of July. This
coincides with the celebration of the Summer University, which has been held at the town
for 24 years.
The activities create a varied programme related to cultural activities, concerts,
conferences and workshops. All of them are held at the existing sites (Cultural centre of
San Fernando de Maspalomas, the Socio-cultural Centre of San Fernando de
Maspalomas and de House of Culture Casa Condal and others.
CAMP CONTENTS
For this camp, we wish to focus on the commemoration of the Charter of the United
Nations, origin of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights of the UN.
After the opening of the project, the first excursion will be to the Canary Museum and to
Colon’s House-Museum. This will involve lessons about pre-hispanic and post-hispanic
Canary. That same day, we will visit Africa’s House, where two conferences will be held.
Wednesday 15, we will visit the Reserve of Maspalomas’ dunes, and learn about the
formation of the dunes, the vegetation and the fauna of the ecosystem.
The next visit will be to one of the theme parks of the town. On Friday, we will go to
Lanzarote, where we will visit a volcanic lava tunnel and other wonders of nature. After
this excursion, there will be free time until Monday. On Monday the conferences and
excursions will continue.
It is recommended to come ready to have fun! Bring sports and summer clothing. There
won’t only be conferences!
Julio
13
14
LLEGADA
ALUMNOS
Visita a la ciudad de
Arucas y a su Rotary
Club
15
16
17
Casa de Colón y
Museo Canario
Plataforma logística
PMA , CRI, Rotary
Club y Casa África
Visita a Palmitos
Park
Avances médicos y
DDHH: nuevos
conflictos de la
Bioética. Ana
Guerra Vaquero,
Agencia Española
de Medicamentos y
Productos
Sanitarios.
Las actividades
extractivas sobre los
DDHH y su análisis
desde el derecho
internacional.
Adriana Espinosa
González, U. Carlos
III de Madrid.
Sergio Romeo
Malanda, Profesor
de Derecho Penal,
ULPGC
Responsabilidad
social corporativa,
Adán Nieto Martín,
Catedrático de
Derecho Penal, U.
Castilla la Mancha.
Proyecto Código
Europeo de RSC.
Almuerzo
Acto Inaugural
Historia, concepto y
nuevos desafíos de
los DDHH. Pedro
Carballo Armas
ULPGC
Yo acuso. Una
historia de la prensa
y la defensa de los
DDHH.
Guillermo García
Alcalde
La coop. Int. Al
desarrollo y su
efecto en los DDHH,
Josefa de la Rosa
Cantos, Centro
Univ. de Coop.
Internacional al
Desarrollo, ULPGC
El rol del periodismo
en la defensa de los
DDHH: Francisco
Suárez Álamo
Gobernanza
internacional y
DDHH: económicos,
sociales y culturales.
Ana Manero
Salvador, Dcho Int.
Público, U. Carlos III
Julio
20
21
22
Visita al ITC
23
24
Maspalomas
Reserva Natural
Visita al INTA
Almuerzo
Implicaciones de la
adhesión de la UE al
Convenio Europeo
sobre DDHH, Elisa
Uría Gavilán, U. Carlos
III Madrid
El Convenio
Interamericano de
DDHH y la
jurisprudencia de
la Corte
Interamericana de
DDHH, Florabel
Quispe Remón,
Dcho. Int. Público,
U. Carlos III
Madrid
Challenges for
Human Rights
emerging from
procedures before
International
Criminal Tribunals.
Kathryn
Hovington,
International
Criminal Law
Bureau
Derecho a un
recurso efectivo
y reparación a
las víctimas de
desapariciones,
crímenes contra
la humanidad y
otras violaciones
de DDHH en
España,
Carmelo Faleh
Pérez, Cat.
Dcho Int
Público, ULPGC
La Sharía y los DDHH.
Verdades y prejuicios
sobre el derecho
islámico, Ahmed
Khalifa, U. del Aim
Shams, El Cairo
El papel de las
Naciones Unidas
en la defensa y
protección de los
DDHH, Marta
Sosa Navarro,
Dc. Derecho
Internacional
Amnistías,
comisiones de
verdad y de
reconciliación.
Claudia
Mazzucato,
Derecho Penal, U.
Cattolica del Sacro
Cuore, Milán
Javier de
Lucas,
Catedrático de
Filosofía del
Derecho y
Filosofía
Política. U. de
Valencia
Clausura
PROPOSED LECTURERS FOR THE CAMP
The following list includes the selected speakers, although there could still be
modifications.
•
Pedro Carballo Armas. Catedrático ULPGC. Director of the UNESCO Chair of
Human Rights.
•
Guillermo García Alcalde. Ex Provincial Director and ex Adviser-Delegate of
Editorial Prensa Canaria.
•
Francisco Suárez Álamo, Canarias Director.
•
Josefa de la Rosa Cantos, University Center of International Cooperation to
Development, ULPGC.
•
Ana Guerra Vaquero, Spanish agency of medication and Sanitary products.
•
Sergio Romeo Malanda, Criminal Law teacher at ULPGC.
•
Adriana Espinosa González, Universal Law with a Doctor Degree at Carlos III
University, Madrid.
•
Adán Nieto Martín, Lecturer of Criminal Law, Castilla la Mancha University and
editor of the European Code of Corporative Social Responsibility Project.
•
Elisa Uría Gavilán, Doctor of International and European Union Law at Carlos III
University, Madrid.
•
Ahmed Khalifa , Criminal Law Teacher at Aim Shams University, El Cairo.
•
Florabel Quispe Remón, International Public Law at Carlos III University de Madrid.
•
Ana Manero Salvador, International Public Law professor at Carlos III University,
Madrid.
•
Marta Sosa Navarro, Doctor of International Law.
•
Kathryn Hovington, International Criminal Law Bureau.
•
Claudia Mazzucato, Criminal Law Teacher at Cattolica del Sacro Cuore University,
Milán.
•
Carmelo Faleh Pérez, lecturer at International Public Law at ULPGC.
•
Javier de Lucas, lecturer of law Philosophy and Political Philology at Valencia
University.
CONDITIONS
The clubs which will be sponsoring students for the CAMP must send their application
forms
to
Carmen
Lopez-Videla:
[email protected]
and
to
Daniel
Bazan:
st
[email protected] before the 31 of May.
Maspalomas Rotary Club will forward a formal acceptance for the government
authorization, in case it is necessary for entering Spain.
The assistance of the students to the CAMP sponsored by the rotary clubs includes:
1. All transport during the camp including excursions and travelling between
conferences venues. To ensure transportation, the identification code and the
schedule of the flight when arriving to Gran Canarias’ airport is needed.
2. Accommodation in full board from July 13 until July 25.
3. Free access to the museums and leisure centers.
4. Enrollment for the ‘PAZ MUNDIAL y RESOLUCION DE CONFLICTOS’ course.
The completion of this course will provide a diploma from the University of Las
Palmas de Gran Canarias with 25 hours counting of University Credits of Free
Configuration.
The cost for the club is 550 € per student sponsored. It has to be paid into the
Maspalomas Rotary Club account with Barclays Bank:
SWIFT Code BARCESMMXXX
IBAN Code ES67 0065 0313 13 0001013100
Tax ID number of the club (CIF) : G35263037
Concept: Matrícula CAMP MASPALOMAS