Leader religiosi, autorità civili e rappresentanti di grandi aziende tecnologiche si riuniscono in Vaticano per promuovere la protezione dei minori nel mondo digitale
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Casina Pio IV – Accademia Pontificia delle Scienze Sociali - 14-15 novembre 2019[Text: Italiano, English] Digital Child Dignity 2019 Preliminary Draft booklet
Un incontro internazionale di alto livello sulle iniziative per una efficace protezione della dignità dei minori nel mondo digitale avrà luogo nei giorni 14 e 15 novembre prossimi presso la sede della Pontificia Accademia delle Scienze Sociali, Casina Pio IV, nei Giardini Vaticani.
L’incontro si aprirà con la Udienza e il Discorso del Papa ai partecipanti, la mattina del 14 novembre alle 10, nella Sala Clementina, e si chiuderà con un intervento del Card. Segretario di Stato, Pietro Parolin, il 15 novembre.
L’incontro è organizzato in collaborazione fra la Pontificia Accademia delle Scienze Sociali la Child Dignity Alliance e la Interfaith Alliance for Safer Communities, e si pone in continuità con il Congresso mondiale svoltosi alla Pontificia Università Gregoriana nel 2017, “Child Dignity in the Digital World”, e con l’Incontro interreligioso svoltosi ad Abu Dhabi nel 2018, “Interreligious Conference of the Interfaith Alliance for safer Communities: Child Dignity Online”.
Come dice il titolo: “From Concept to Action”, l’Incontro non mira solo a richiamare l’attenzione sui problemi, ma ancor più a proporre e sostenere iniziative e azioni concrete.
All’Incontro parteciperanno circa 80 personalità impegnate nel campo: rappresentanti di Organizzazioni internazionali, NGO, Compagnie Tecnologiche, Operatori economici, Politici, Giuristi e Leaders religiosi.
Da segnalare, fra gli altri, la partecipazione e gli interventi nella giornata di mercoledì di S.A. lo Sheik Saif Bin Zayed al Nahyan, Vice Primo Ministro e Ministro degli Interni degli Emirati Arabi Uniti, di S.M. la Regina Silvia di Svezia, e il messaggio del Patriarca di Costantinopoli Bartolomeo; in quella di giovedì i discorsi del Prof. Dr. Grande Imam di Al-Azhar, Ahmed el-Tayeb, del Rabbi David Rosen, della Sig.a Najat Maalla M’jid, Rappresentante speciale del Segretario generale delle Nazioni Unite per la violenza contro i bambini.
Si prevede che l’Incontro si concluda con una Dichiarazione comune.
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Prima dell’Incontro: Meeting Point alla Sala Stampa della Santa Sede, martedì 12.11. ore 11.30
Briefing alla Associazione Stampa Estera, mercoledì 13.11. ore 15.30
I giornalisti e gli operatori media che intendono partecipare devono inviare richiesta, entro 48 ore dall’evento, attraverso il Sistema di accreditamento online della Sala Stampa della Santa Sede, all’indirizzo: press.vatican.va/accreditamenti
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Le istituzioni organizzatrici:
Pontificia Accademia delle Scienze Sociali The Pontifical Academy of SociaI Sciences was established on 1 January 1994 by Pope John Paul II and is headquartered in the Casina Pio IV in Vatican City. It was established to promote the study of social sciences, primarily economics, sociology, law, and political science. Through appropriate dialogue it offers the Roman Catholic Church elements useful to the development of its social teaching, and it reflects on the application of that doctrine in contemporary society.
Child Dignity Alliance The Child Dignity Alliance, established following the visionary World Congress “Child Dignity in the Digital World” (at the Gregorian University, Rome, November 2017) and funded by the Human Dignity Foundation, has mobilised six different working groups to achieve the goals of the Declaration of Rome, signed at the end of the Congress and supported by Pope Francis; its overarching goal being to generate global awareness of the pandemic of Child Sexual Exploitation and Abuse by building and spreading knowledge through global research and interfaith collaboration.
Interfaith Alliance for Safer Communities
The Interfaith Alliance for Safer Communities was established to empower faith leaders to work for safety and security of our communities, tackling issues such as child sexual abuse, extremism and radicalization and human trafficking. We aim to facilitate the building of bridges between faiths, NGOs and experts in various domains. We are conscious of the importance of empowering faith leaders, both at the institutional and grass-roots levels, with knowledge and to mobilize them to play an active role in community safety.
Religious leaders, civil authorities and representatives of large technology companies gather in the Vatican to promote child protection in the digital world
Promoting Digital Child Dignity - From Concept to Action
Casina Pio IV - Pontifical Academy of Social Sciences
14-15 November 2019
An international high-level meeting on initiatives for the effective protection of child dignity in the digital world will take place on 14-15 November at the Casina Pio IV, headquarters of the Pontifical Academy of Social Sciences, in the Vatican Gardens.
The meeting will open with a Papal Audience, during which Pope Francis will address the participants, on 14 November at 10 am, in the Clementine Hall, and will close with a speech by Cardinal Secretary of State, Pietro Parolin, on 15 November.
The meeting is jointly organized by the Pontifical Academy of Social Sciences, the Child Dignity Alliance and the Interfaith Alliance for Safer Communities, and is in continuity with the World Congress on “Child Dignity in the Digital World”, held at the Pontifical Gregorian University in 2017, and with the “Interreligious Conference of the Interfaith Alliance for Safer Communities: Child Dignity Online” meeting held in Abu Dhabi in 2018.
“From Concept to Action”: as the title says, the meeting does not just aim at laying out the problems, but intends to suggest and support targeted initiatives and action plans.
The 80 participants, who are all involved in the field, include representatives of international organizations, NGOs, technological companies, economic operators, politicians, jurists and religious leaders.
In particular, on Wednesday there will be speeches by H.H. Sheikh Saif Bin Zayed al Nahyan, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior of the United Arab Emirates, H.M. Queen Silvia of Sweden, and the message of His All Holiness Bartholomew I, Ecumenical Patriarch of Constantinople.
On Thursday there will be speeches by the Grand Imam of Al-Azhar, Prof. Dr. Ahmed el-Tayeb, Rabbi David Rosen, and Ms. Najat Maalla M'jid, Representative of the UN Secretary General on Violence Against Children.
The meeting is expected to end with a Joint Statement.
For interested journalists:
Before the Meeting: Meeting Points at the Holy See Press Office, Tuesday 12 November 11:30 am
Briefing at the Foreign Press Association, Wednesday 13 November 3:30 pm
Journalists and media operators who wish to participate must apply, no less than 48 hours before the event, through the Holy See Press Office online accreditation System available at: press.vatican.va/accreditamenti
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Organizing institutions:
Pontifical Academy of Social Sciences
The Pontifical Academy of SociaI Sciences was established on 1 January 1994 by Pope John Paul II and is headquartered in the Casina Pio IV in Vatican City. It was established to promote the study of social sciences, primarily economics, sociology, law, and political science. Through appropriate dialogue it offers the Roman Catholic Church elements useful to the development of its social teaching, and it reflects on the application of that doctrine in contemporary society.
Child Dignity Alliance
The Child Dignity Alliance, established following the visionary World Congress “Child Dignity in the Digital World” (at the Gregorian University, Rome, November 2017) and funded by the Human Dignity Foundation, has mobilised six different working groups to achieve the goals of the Declaration of Rome, signed at the end of the Congress and supported by Pope Francis; its overarching goal being to generate global awareness of the pandemic of Child Sexual Exploitation and Abuse by building and spreading knowledge through global research and interfaith collaboration.
Interfaith Alliance for Safer Communities
The Interfaith Alliance for Safer Communities was established to empower faith leaders to work for safety and security of our communities, tackling issues such as child sexual abuse, extremism and radicalization and human trafficking. We aim to facilitate the building of bridges between faiths, NGOs and experts in various domains. We are conscious of the importance of empowering faith leaders, both at the institutional and grass-roots levels, with knowledge and to mobilize them to play an active role in community safety.