Torch of Dignity Relay celebrates Canada’s commitment to promote human rights worldwide

By Zahra Premji Global News

Posted July 23, 2016 3:38 pm

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Torch of Dignity Relay kicked off at Thunderbird House Saturday July.23, 2016. Mike Arsenault/Global news

WINNIPEG — About 100 torch bearers ran a 19km relay to join an international movement to promote human rights around the world.

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The run launched at Thunderbird House and ended with a celebration at Assiniboine Park.

Canada is one of 10 participating countries celebrating in order to show a commitment to promoting human rights worldwide. Organizers say the torch symbolizes a commitment to work together to enhance human rights.

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