International Human Rights Day 2026 – Special Screening of MULLY
One Man. Thousands of Lives Changed. An Extraordinary Story of Hope.
Join United for Human Rights Australia for a special screening of the inspiring documentary MULLY, as we come together to celebrate International Human Rights Day 2026.
This special gathering brings together diplomatic representatives, elected officials, community leaders and people committed to making a positive difference in our society.
International Human Rights Day reminds us that every person, regardless of their background, culture, religion or circumstances, is born free and equal in dignity and rights.
This year, we celebrate that message through an extraordinary true story of compassion, determination and the power of one individual to transform the lives of others.
About the Film – MULLY
What would you give up to change the world?
MULLY tells the remarkable true story of Charles Mully, a successful Kenyan businessman who made an extraordinary decision to leave behind his comfortable lifestyle and dedicate his life to rescuing vulnerable and abandoned children.
Having experienced poverty and abandonment himself, Charles understood the struggles faced by children without homes, families or opportunities.
What began as one man's determination to help became an extraordinary humanitarian mission, transforming the lives of thousands of children and giving them hope for a brighter future.
MULLY is a powerful reminder that one person, guided by compassion and a willingness to act, can make an extraordinary difference.
It is a story of courage, sacrifice, humanity and hope that transcends cultural, religious and national boundaries.
A Celebration of Our Shared Humanity
The theme of our celebration is “Making Human Rights a Reality.”
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights sets out 30 fundamental rights that belong to every human being.
But human rights are more than words on paper. They become a reality through the actions of individuals, organisations and communities who recognise the dignity and worth of others.
Through this special screening, we hope to inspire conversations about how each of us can contribute to a world where compassion, equality and respect are part of everyday life.
The evening will also provide an opportunity to connect with people from Canberra's diplomatic, political and multicultural communities who share a commitment to building a better future.
Event Details
Date: Wednesday, 9 December 2026
Time: 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Venue: Dendy Cinema Canberra
Address: Level 1, 30 Bunda Street, Canberra ACT
What to Expect
A welcoming gathering of diplomatic representatives, elected officials and community leaders
An inspiring screening of the documentary MULLY
Reflections on the importance of human rights and our shared responsibility to uphold them
Opportunities for connection, conversation and discussion
Who Should Attend?
This event is particularly suited to:
Members of the diplomatic community
Federal, ACT and local government representatives
Leaders of multicultural and faith-based organisations
Representatives of charities, NGOs and community groups
Educators, advocates and individuals passionate about human dignity and equality
We welcome everyone who shares our belief that different cultures, different beliefs and different backgrounds should never stand in the way of equal rights for all.
About United for Human Rights Australia
United for Human Rights Australia is a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to promoting awareness and understanding of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
Through educational programs, community events, partnerships and public awareness initiatives, we work to help individuals and communities understand their rights and responsibilities and inspire positive action.
Our mission is simple:
To make human rights a reality for everyone.
Reserve Your Place
We invite you to join us for an uplifting evening celebrating the extraordinary difference that compassion and humanity can make.
Places are limited by cinema seating capacity, so advance registration is essential.
We look forward to welcoming you.
United for Human Rights Australia
www.unitedforhumanrights.com.au
Enquiries: 0431 637 728
Making Human Rights a Reality.
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