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Liberty Seminar Held in Tuzla

Published: March 22, 2014
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liberty_seminarThe association of citizens “Multi” in cooperation with Language Liberty institution from USA, supported by Friedrich-Naumann-Stiftung held the first seminar -Libery Seminar in Tuzla.

These seminars are being organized for many years and so far, several thousands of young people around the world have participated in these seminars.

Glenn Cripe and Andy Eyschen from the Institute Language of Liberty and the President of Association “Multi” Admir Čavalić led this seminar.

Around 20 participants of this seminar had the chance to learn more on the idea of freedom, the concept of individual rights with the emphasis on negative rights to life, freedom and property.

Every participant of this seminar beside the certificate received the book “Why Liberty” and a small edition of the Constitution of USA.

Seminar was held in English language, while the facility for this seminar is provided by Cambridge English School Tuzla, announced the Association of citizens “Multi” Tuzla.

(Source: Fena) 

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