What is Aiport Tokushima?

"Ai" is taken from the Japanese word "to love" and the English word "I", and also from the meaning "to meet" in the word "deai".
It was chosen as the most appropriate slogan for a human rights center form a total of 1,239 entries sent in from across the country.

 

Main Activities

Human Rights Education, Promotion and Training

• Lecutures
• Training of human rights specialists
  Creation and distribution of materials for education, promotion and training purposes
• Teacher dispatch
• Creation of posters, poems and songs about human rights
• Displays regarding human rights issues
• Promotion of human rights via newspaper
• Events such as the Human Rights Festival in which anyone can easily participate and learn about human rights in an open atmosphere to help raise awareness of related issues

Provision of Information

• Production of a homepage for the center
• Production of a newsletter for human rights issues
• Provision of various kinds of information
• A human rights library with books, DVDs and panels available for rent
  >> DVDs can be viewed at the center

Human Rights Consultation

Consultation with a human rights counselor

Every 2nd and 4th Saturday of the month, 10:00-16:00

Consultation with a lawyer

Every 1st and 3rd Friday of the month, 13:00-16:00

By Appointment

Tel. 088-664-3701

※Consultation days may be subject to change

 

The Tokushima Prefectural Center for Human Rights Affairs

Human rights play an important role in our daily lives.
A society free form prejudice and discrimination in which human rights are property respected can only be achieved when each individual of that society is personaly responsible for thinking about human rights issues and acting accordingly.
Aiport Tokushima is designed to tearch people variety of events in a way that is easy for local residents to utillze, and offer a space for people to learn about human rights and deepen their understanding.

 

Aiport Tokushima making human rights education accessible to all

A wide range of books, DVDs and other materials are available regarding human rights issue, Manga and picture books are also available.

 

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