This guided tour at the House of Austrian History delves into the historical evolution of fundamental and human rights in Austria. Discover the essential legislative steps and critical historical contexts, including the persistent struggles of marginalized groups for recognition and equality. It fosters a deeper understanding of democratic development and the continuous pursuit of human rights.
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This focus tour explores the introduction and preservation of fundamental rights in Austria, tracing key legislative steps and highlighting the struggles of marginalized groups for visibility, recognition, and equality. The tour lasts approximately 60-90 minutes.
This focus tour delves into the historical trajectory of fundamental rights in Austria, noting that their introduction and safeguarding were central demands of democratic movements even before 1918. The tour guides visitors through the essential stages of the legal formulation and establishment of fundamental and human rights within Austria. It critically illuminates the historical context by highlighting the ongoing struggles of marginalized groups seeking visibility, recognition, and equal rights. The duration of this guided experience is approximately 60 to 90 minutes, offering an in-depth exploration of these vital historical and social themes. The House of Austrian History provides this 'Fokusführung' to foster a deeper understanding of democratic development and the continuous pursuit of human rights.
Registration is required via the contact form on the website, with a response expected via email. For inquiries or if you do not have a specific date in mind, contact [email protected] or call 01 534 10 – 799 (Tue–Fri, 10:00–18:00). The tour is offered for groups of ten or more people, with a maximum of 40 participants divided into two groups. A flat rate applies for groups smaller than ten. Detailed information on opening hours, prices, discounts, and cancellation policies can be found at hdgoe.at/zeiten-preise. Tours can be arranged in languages other than German upon request, depending on availability.
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