Palestinian refugeehood, rooted in the 1948 Nakba, is one of the world’s longest unresolved displacement situations. What rights do Palestinian refugees have, and why have these rights not been realised? PhD researcher Majed Abusalama (Tampere University) and professor Hannu Juusola (University of Helsinki) discuss the right of return, refugee protection, UNRWA and Finland’s role. The discussion is moderated by Middle East specialist Jasmin Paananen.
Organiser: Sumud – the Finnish Palestine Network
Accessibility information
The entrances on Aleksanterinkatu and Kluuvikatu are accessible, and the automatic sliding doors provide easy access to Kluuvi. The entrance on Yliopistonkatu has an access ramp for wheelchair users, and an automatic door-opening button is located next to the door.
Kluuvi has three groups of lifts that customers can use to move between floors.
An accessible toilet is located on the second floor, together with the other toilets. Use of the toilet is free of charge.
Accessibility and arrival information is available on Kluuvi’s website (in Finnish): Kluuvi accessibility information
Further accessibility information before and during the event:
Ida-Emilia Reini, Executive director of Sumud, director(at)sumud.fi, 0449826648