In 1995 the Council of Europe marked the fiftieth anniversary of the end of the Second World War with one of its most successful campaigns, on the theme: "All Different, All Equal''.
It mobilised the young people of Europe around a common aim – to fight racism, anti-Semitism, xenophobia and intolerance. Ten years later new issues face Europe – and a whole new generation is taking up the challenge. The new All Different - All Equal campaign was launched in June 2006 – and this time the horizons are wider.
This campaign aims to highlight diversity – celebrating the richness of our differences, whatever they may be. It has its roots firmly in the Council of Europe’s mission – to promote and protect human rights. Participation will be the key word, allowing everyone to play a part in building a better Europe , where everyone has the right to be themselves – to be different and equal.
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