Student Conference "We Protect Peers' Rights"
The purpose of the conference was to inform students about human rights and children's rights, and to raise awareness of tolerance, empathy, civic responsibility, and legal consciousness. Another objective was to increase awareness regarding forms of violence and methods of avoiding violence. At the conference, students delivered presentations and expressed their views on the related topics.
Within the framework of the conference, an awarding ceremony was held for the 73 winning students of the blog competition "We Protect Our Peers' Rights", as well as the essay and video clip competitions "A Step Towards Support". The audience also listened to presentations by the students who took I, II, and III places in these competitions.
The winning students of the blog competition are:
I place - Mariam Imerlishvili, Grigol Amanatashvili, Mariam Maisuradze, E. Vekua Physics-Mathematics Public School No. 42;
II place - Sadria Molidze, Natela Nemsveridze, Beka Bekauri, Tbilisi Public School No. 45;
III place - Ana Bolotashvili, Mariam Otiashvili, Mari Kazarian, Public School of Village Khornabujii, Dedoplistsqaro Municipality;
Students who took the first three places were awarded monetary prizes and certificates. Additionally, students from four other public schools were awarded. By the decision of the commission, they also received monetary prizes and certificates.
The winning students of the essay competition are:
I place - Akaki Tarielashvili, New Georgian Gymnasium;
II place - Ani Amoevi, Tbilisi School No. 72;
III place - Mariam Nozadze, Surami Public School No. 3 of the urban-type settlement in Khashuri Municipality;
Students who took the first three places were awarded monetary prizes and certificates. Furthermore, 7 other students who entered the top ten were awarded; by the decision of the competition commission, they also received monetary prizes and certificates.
The winning schools and students of the video clip competition are:
I place - Giorgi Xingava, Sandro Gogichaishvili, Giorgi Peradze, Davit Doborjginidze, Mariam Sirbiladze, Beka Samushia - Rustavi Public School No. 28;
II place - Tamar Dahkoshvili, Gori Public School No. 9;
III place - Guram Muradashvili, Georgian-American Higher School.
Students who took the first three places were awarded monetary prizes and certificates. In addition, 7 schools that entered the top ten were awarded certificates by the decision of the commission.
As part of the event, a lecture-seminar and discussion were also held by representatives of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the Ministry of Education and Science involved in the "No to Violence" campaign.
