The International Human Rights Commission Geneva (IHRC) is set to celebrate the Afro Hair Culture and Beauty Festival 2025 in partnership with the European Cultural Centre, Nigeria. The event, scheduled for December 2, 2025, aims to promote solidarity among Africans and develop a cultural support network for African Cultural Hair Designs and Indigenous Arts and Crafts.The festival will be a vibrant celebration of African heritage, featuring a hair culture pageant, exhibition of arts and culture, and world-class entertainment and live performances from African and Caribbean countries. The event will also include paper presentations by African experts on challenges facing African countries, with a focus on unity, togetherness, and human rights issues.This year’s festival will specifically focus on the unity and togetherness of African peoples, as well as human rights issues such as increased xenophobic attacks and police brutality in Africa. The IHRC Geneva’s Global Director General and Head of Delegation (Africa), H.E Dr. Tivlumun Innocent Ahure, has expressed that the Afro Hair Culture and Beauty Festival 2025 will be dedicated to the unity and healing of Africa in the face of adversity.The event is expected to attract traditional rulers from various African communities and government officials, making it a significant gathering for promoting African cultural heritage and addressing pressing human rights issues.