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Thousands of miniature sculptures have appeared in The Hague to tell ten different stories of people who fled to the Netherlands. At Humanity House, we honor them with the exhibition Moving People.
One of the refugee sculptures is of Remy Ndizeye Niyigena. He came to the Netherlands with his father years ago. His mother is now kept in prison in Rwanda. He will share his ideas on campaigning for peace this Saturday as part of the Just Peace Weekend.
Also a special guest: artist Saskia Stoltz, the creative mind behind the exhibition. In the midst of the exhibition, come enjoy this special Hague Talks edition on campaigning for peace, art and the situation of refugees.
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