The Way of Saint James and Human Rights Translated by: Devorah Sasha The ideas of progress and hope are defining features of the Way of St. James, which already in the 11th, 12th and 13th centuries united the Christian West. Europe was made by pilgrimage to Compostela, as Goethe summed up. The Way of St. James is an element of identity and cohesion, also a guarantee of union and coexistence. It is also the Main Street of Europe. In fact, for Europe, the...
This past September 1st, 2022, The Route to Human Rights in the Primitive Way was inaugurated in the Auditorium Principe Felipe of the city of Oviedo, Asturias in Spain. The objective of this action, created by International Solidarity for Human Rights, is “to raise awareness among pilgrims, travelers and citizens so that, through the Camino de Santiago, fundamental rights such as equality, freedom, respect, education, food or justice, among others, are known and disseminated,” explain the organization, which recalls that the...
Source: The Jacobean Academy Translation by: Devorah Sasha The International Solidarity for Human Rights Foundation presents a commemorative route in Santiago de Compostela that follows the route of the Primitive Way The Minister of Culture, Román Rodríguez; the rector of the USC, Antonio López, and the mayor of Santiago, Xosé Sánchez Bugallo, have participated in the event organized by the Xacobea Academy Santiago de Compostela. Wednesday, September 14, 2022. The Camino de Santiago, with its millenary history and its universal scope, has been the...
