Echoes of Chornobyl: Truth, Environment and Our Human Rights
A documentary screening and discussion exploring Chornobyl, truth, memory, environmental justice and human rights.
Join AUGB Glasgow for a special screening of Echoes of Chornobyl, a documentary by filmmaker Lana Delaroche, presented as part of Scotland’s Human Rights Festival 2026.
The film explores the human impact of the Chornobyl disaster through memory and testimony, raising questions about truth, access to information, responsibility and environmental justice.
Following the screening, we will hold a moderated discussion and Q&A exploring the film, its historical context and the continuing relevance of Chornobyl today. The conversation will connect the story of Chornobyl with wider questions of human rights, environmental safety, public accountability and historical memory.
The event brings together Ukrainian and wider Scottish audiences for an evening of documentary film, reflection and conversation.
📅 Friday, 11 December 2026
🕕 18:00–20:00
📍 Red Tree Bridgeton, 33 Dalmarnock Road, Glasgow, G40 4LA
🎟 Free admission — advance registration required
Organised by AUGB Glasgow as part of Scotland’s Human Rights Festival 2026, led by Human Rights Consortium Scotland with core partners Art 27 Scotland and Libereco – Partnership for Human Rights.
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Highlights
- 2 hours
- all ages
- In person
- Free parking
- Doors at 5:30 PM
Refund Policy
Location
Red Tree Business Suites Bridgeton
33 Dalmarnock Road
Bridgeton G40 4LA
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Agenda
Programme
18:00 — Welcome and introduction 18:10 — Echoes of Chornobyl documentary screening 19:10 approximately — Moderated discussion and Q&A 19:45–20:00 — Closing and informal conversation