st 1 1 Summer Academy in European Studies and Human Rights Law

Summer School “Protection of Human Rights in Europe” organized by the UNESCO Chair at the University of Macedonia 14 – 19 July 2016 Zagora, ,

Under the auspices of the Municipality of Zagora-Mouresi

Overview

T he International Summer School on the ‚Protection of Human Rights in Europe‛ aims to advance participants’ understanding of the significance of human rights protection at the international and the European level. This Summer School offers comprehensive, in-depth knowledge of the theoretical and practical application of measures and practices concerning Human Rights.

The Summer School provides a unique opportunity to meet Professors you could not meet otherwise and at the same time enjoy the sun, mountain and sea in Greece. The Summer School is held in Zagora on Mount Pelion. Pelion is one of the most beautiful mountains in Greece and a popular tourist attraction throughout the year. Participants will experience the significant

The Summer School is organized by the mythological, historical and UNESCO Chair on "Intercultural Policy for an educational value of the area, as Active Citizenship and Solidarity" at the Mount Pelion was the homeland University of Macedonia. The Academic of Centaur Chiron, tutor of many Director of the Summer School is Assistant Professor Despina Anagnostopoulou, Director ancient Greek heroes, such as of the UNESCO Chair at the University of Jason, Achilles, Theseus and Macedonia, and academic coordinator of the Hercules. Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence at the same University.

The programme is addressed to:

o University students of graduate and undergraduate level.

o Public officials working in human rights institutions at national, regional or international level.

o Lawyers, judges, social and political scientists, and other professionals from non-governmental organizations and

think-tanks who wish to enhance their skills and knowledge in the field of human rights protection.

Structure and Methodology

T he academic programme consists of five thematic cycles:

Cycle 1 Cycle 2 Cycle 3 Cycle 4 Cycle 5 Universal and European EU Non- Refugees, Regional Convention of Fundamental discrimination, Minorities, Mechanisms for Human Rights Rights with emphasis Groups, Human Rights and protection on LGBT rights Cultural Rights Protection of personal data

The whole Summer School will Our methodology is based on the last 5 days (5 nights) combination of theoretical lectures corresponding to 40 teaching with practical ‚real-world‛ skill hours. It will host a maximum of training. The courses are intended to 35 participants from Greece and be interactive, with faculty and abroad. Courses will be taught in participants establishing a English by a highly specialized constructive working dialogue. The faculty of Greek and European programme includes an experiential Universities. workshop on intercultural skills. A Certificate of Attendance will be issued to all participants.

A Certificate of Graduation with 3 Extracurricular ECTS will be awarded to those passing a multiple choice examination at the end of the Summer School.

The courses will provide in-depth knowledge in a broad o Judicial Rights and the Right to Asylum range of thematic areas, such as: o Freedom of expression o Protection of Fundamental Rights in Europe and the world o Personal data protection o Fundamental Rights in the European Union o Non-discrimination in Europe o European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights o Cultural Rights, ethnic minorities and religion and Fundamental Freedoms (ECHR) o Intercultural skills

Venue

Pelion is a mountain at the Modern Pelion's twenty-four villages retain their traditional architecture, southeastern part of with stone buildings and red clay. They offer stunning vistas of the in Central Greece, forming a surrounding slopes and the Aegean Sea. hook-like peninsula between The library of Zagora, which includes thousands of rare books, is known the Pagasetic Gulf and the for holding the original manuscript of "A few seconds" by Fanis Loverdos. Aegean Sea. The mountain is The school of Rigas Feraios or "Hellenic Museum", as it is known, is the thickly forested, with both oldest school in Pelion. The Patriarch of Constantinople Kallinikos Lapatis deciduous and perennial and the hero of the Greek Revolution Rigas Feraios were students there. forests, with plane tree groves In Eastern Pelion there are beautiful beaches: Mylopotamos beach, Horefto surrounding places with water. beach, Papa Nero beach, Agioi Saranta beach and Ai Giannis beach. Hiking trails and stone paths The most famous one is the Damouchari Beach where the musical give access to springs, ‚MAMMA MIA‛ was partly filmed in 2007 (starring Meryl Streep, Pierce waterfalls, caves and numerous Brosnan, Amanda Seyfried). beaches in the eastern part, From the city Volos, it is easy to visit the islands of Skiathos, Skopelos and where Zagora is close. Alonissos.

Mount Pelion was named after the mythical king Peleus, father of Achilles. In the Greek mythology, it was in Mount Pelion, near Chiron's cave, that the marriage of Thetis and Peleus took place. The uninvited goddess Eris wanted to take revenge for having been excluded from the celebrations and brought a golden apple with the inscription "To the Fairest". The dispute that then arose between the goddesses Hera, Aphrodite and Athena resulted in the events leading to the Trojan War.

Venue

Hotel Villa Gayannis has offered special prices for our Summer Academy: Single room costs 15 euros per night. Double room costs 13 euros per participant per night. Triple room costs 10 euros per participant per night.

Directions to get to Zagora Public transport It is advisable that you use a bus or train to get to the city of Volos: From Thessaloniki There are two alternative ways to go from Thessaloniki to Volos: . By intercity bus: Timetable information and online booking can be found at www.ktelvolou.gr . By intercity train: Timetable information can be found at www.trainose.gr From Athens Βυy intercity train: At ‚St. Larissis‛ (on the red metro line) and get a train ticket to Volos. You will need to change over at the city of Larissa with the same ticket. For more information on the train service: tickets.trainose.gr/dromologia/ By intercity bus: At ‚St. Ypera/konLeof. Liosion‛ and get a direct ticket to Volos

Once you get to Volos: . You can use the public bus to Zagora at 14.15 or 16.00 (ΚΤΕΛ - Bus terminal at the entrance of the city). The bus ticket costs 3 euros. The trip lasts 1,5 hours. . You can take a taxi from Volos to Zagora. The taxi fare is around 50 euros. Please consult us so as we can arrange that you share a taxi with 3 people.

Travel by car: . Whether you come from North or South Greece you shall take the Highway road "Athens - Thessaloniki", to Velestino - Volos Junction. . Exit and keep driving toward Volos. . Before entering the town follow the exit to Portaria, entering the Volos ringroad. . Keep going until Iolkou Street Intersection, where you turn left. There are signs to Portaria - Hania. . Drive through Portaria and continue to Hania, Zagora.

Things to remember: Please bring your notebook or tablet with you. There is free wi-fi. Please bring a jacket with you since Zagora is on the mountain as well as beach clothes for the beach.

Course Syllabus

International and Regional Protection of European Convention of Human Rights – Human Rights - The example of Refugees Right to fair trial and right to asylum (D. (P. Naskou Perraki) Rajska) The module will analyse two ECHR rights: a) The right to fair The module will provide an overview of the international trial (art. 6 of ECHR), as a basic principle of the rule of law and conventions and mechanisms of Protection of Human Rights a prerequisite of the effective implementation of other ECHR in the framework of the UN: a) The UN System (UN rights. There will be an analysis of the ECtHR case-law Charter, UN institutions, e.g. the Human Rights Council, the standards, including the right of access to court and right to High Commissioner on Human Rights, and UNESCO), b) decision within a reasonable time. Its specific applicability in The UN Covenants (1966), and c) The UN Conventions on education, employment and tax disputes or use of modern Human Rights (CERD, CEDAW etc.). technologies in judiciary will also be covered. b) The right to It will also present international conventions at the regional asylum is not expressly protected as such within the ECHR. level in the framework of the Organisation of American However, a number of key provisions of the ECHR provide States (ACHR), the Council of Europe (ECHR), the African protection for asylum seekers (Articles 3, 5, 8 and 13 on Union (ACHRP) and the Arab league (ACHR). prohibition of torture, the right to liberty and security, respect Special attention will be given to the UN Geneva for family and private life, right to an effective remedy) and Convention on the Status of Refugees (1951), the UN High Article 2 of Protocol No. 4 on freedom of movement). There Commission on Refugees and the current refugee crisis. will be an analysis of the case law of the ECtHR on individual applications of asylum seekers.

Personal Data Protection in Europe (E. Alexandropoulou) The continuous increase in processing personal data constitutes a challenge for the legislator, who has to find a balance between the individual’s right to privacy/personal data protection and other human rights, e.g. the right to information, the right to public security, the right of free expression. The abovementioned mission of the legislator presupposes legislative choices that are translated into legal rules. These legal regulations, both at international and at national level, give rise to the obligations of the data processor, and to the relative rights of the data subject. The main obligations of the controller are to monitor the processing principles, to obtain the consent of the data subject, to notify the data processing to the competent national Authority, and to take the appropriate technical and organizational measures for data protection. The lecture focuses on a brief presentation of the European and Greek regulatory framework in force, which is aimed at assuring personal data protection, including a suggested legitimacy test.

Freedom of Expression (I. Papadopoulos) This module will examine, in a comparative manner and with the aid of judicial materials, the law pertaining to freedom of expression in the context of the European Convention on Human Rights (article 10) and of the USA Bill of Rights (First Amendment to the Federal Constitution). In both Europe and North America, freedom of expression plays a central part in the overall system of protection of fundamental rights, since without a broad guarantee of the right to free speech, the other rights do not enjoy a ‚breathing space‛, and there is no real democracy nor rule of law. The module will focus on: a) Freedom of political speech and its limits (notably hate speech and defamation), b) Freedom of the media and protection of journalistic sources, c) Protection of commercial speech, d) National security and public safety as legitimate restrictions to the exercise of freedom of speech. After attending this module, students shall have a precise theoretical knowledge of the legal status quo in the ECHR and the USA regarding the underlying philosophy and several ramifications of the freedom of expression, and will have studied and discussed practical cases in groups.

The Non-Discrimination legislation and case law in ECtHR and EUCJ (D. Anagnostopoulou) This module will describe the rights to non-discrimination at the international level (international Covenants and Conventions) and the European level (ECHR and EU legislation and case law). Special focus will be given to the Directives 2000/43 and 2000/78 and to their interpretation by the EUCJ. It will analyse the grounds of discrimination because of nationality, color, race, religion, invalidity and age. Course Syllabus

The Charter of Fundamental Rights (L. LGBT Rights in Europe (D. Papadopoulou) Anagnostopoulou)

This module will analyse the Charter of Fundamental Rights This module will seek to provide a detailed analysis of the of the EU (2000-2009) and will discuss issues such as: protection of the rights of sexual minorities (in particular, a) Its normativity and its application by the Court of Justice LGBT persons) in Europe. In particular, it will examine how of the European Union, the European Union and the Council of Europe have b) Categories of fundamental rights included in the Charter responded to the claims of LGBT persons for protection of c) Social rights and their normative value their rights. There will be an analysis of the EU legislation, d) The 'horizontal' clauses: relationship with the protection of the judgments of the courts of these two institutions where rights at national level LGBT rights were claimed, as well as of other documents e) The EU and the European Convention of Human Rights: (e.g. the Principles of Yogyakarta, EU Fundamental Rights relevant case law and the issue of the Union's accession to the Agency surveys or reports), where guidelines, suggestions, or Convention. proposals regarding the protection of LGBT rights were laid f) the relation between the case law of the Court of Justice of down. Special emphasis will be given to the case law on the European Union and the case law of the European Court refugees claiming to be LGBTs. of Human Rights.

Cultural rights in Europe (N. Gaitenidis) Minorities, indigenous peoples and groups: Cultural Rights are the least developed category of the human rights and identity (N. Gaitenidis) human rights corpus, concerning their scope, legal content The participants will explore how human rights are to be and enforceability. This is partly due to the difficulty of the perceived in the light of the growing cultural diversity of understanding of the very term 'culture'. The aim of the European societies. As European societies are becoming more course is to offer an accurate and critical insight to cultural diverse in a variety of ethnic, religious, cultural or other rights. Cultural rights can be understood in a narrow sense backgrounds, individuals and communities invoke human (such as the right to take part in cultural life) and in a broad rights to protect interests in relation to their cultural identity. sense (rights which have a cultural dimension, such as the Cultural identity provides individuals and communities with right to freedom of expression and religion and the right to a sense of belonging. As such, it is a vital element of their education). human dignity. On the other hand, culture may also harm The course will explore the main legal instruments people or constrain their development. The course will (agreements, declarations, conventions, etc.) and the legal explore contemporary dilemmas arising from the two sides development on what is meant by cultural rights in of human rights protection: on one side, the individual and international and European level. During the course, three the right to be different and, on the other side, the common categories of cultural rights as human rights will be values of Europe. The specific situation of minorities and presented: a) the rights of creators and transmitters of indigenous peoples will be examined by taking into account culture, b) the rights to enjoy cultural products and c) the the contemporary debates between the theories of rights to contribute and participate in culture. universalism and cultural relativism as well as the theory of group rights.

Workshop on ‚Intercultural competences in counseling vulnerable social groups‛ (I. Papavasileiou-Alexiou) The workshop aims to give the participants knowledge, skills and attitudes that are necessary when counseling/educating people from vulnerable social groups (e.g. refugees, immigrants, individuals with disabilities, ex-prisoners, ex-drug addicted, etc). Apart from its informative character, the workshop involves important experiential components too. It will include a) Intercultural communication, such as difficulties in intercultural communication, the ‘cultural shock’, and participatory experiential activities, b) Intercultural Counseling, e.g. skills and techniques in intercultural counseling, and participatory experiential activities, and c) the Intercultural counselor/educator emphasizing the professional profile of the intercultural educator, and participatory experiential activities.

Extra-curricular activities and events

The Summer School includes a variety of social events. Upon arrival in Zagora, in the evening of 14 July at 19.00 hours, we expect participants to join us to a welcome speech. In the afternoon of 15 July at 19.00 hours there will be an optional free guided tour in Zagora. During the remaining class days there will be optional afternoon excursions to visit the famous Pelion beaches for swimming, under the condition that there are at least 10 participants. Horefto, Mylopotamos and Damouchari beach as well as the village of Tsangarada are our destinations by private bus. In the evening of 19 July there will be an optional farewell traditional dinner in Zagora with Greek dancing.

Photos of the islands of Skopelos, Skiathos and Alonissos, accessible from Volos

. There is You can visit the islands by ferry or by flying cat from Volos. Please make your own Reservations. Please check www.hellenicseaways.gr. Faculty

Dagmara Rajska Paroula Naskou Perraki

She is a Council of Europe Expert and Trainer of Legal Professionals in She is a former Professor of International Law and Serbia, Kosovo, Moldova and Montenegro. She is also the Director of International Organizations at the University of the Business and Human Rights Program of the European Human Macedonia (1994-2014). She has also served at the Rights Association. She has a Master on European public law (Cardinal School of Law of Democritus University of Thrace Stefan Wyszynski University in Warsaw, Faculty of law) and a Master (1974-1993) and as Secretary of the Board of the Research on European public law (Aix-Marseille University, Faculty of Center of International and European Economic law). In 2013 she was awarded summa cum laude a Double doctorate in Law (1997-2007). She was awarded an Honorary law (Aix-Marseille University/Cardinal Stephan Wyszynski in Warsaw). Doctorate from the School of Law and History of Her PhD thesis entitled ‚Right to fair trial in France and in Poland‛ was the Neophyt Risky University of Blagoevgrad published in 2015. She is a member of many national and international (Bulgaria, 2003). She was a visiting professor at the law organizations, for example French Association of Constitutional School of Law of the Capital University Law, International Association of Constitutional Law and the France- (Columbus, Ohio, 2001, 2009 & 2011), as well as Poland Association. In 2015 she was ranked fifth in the ranking - Rising coordinator and lecturer at the Summer Schools of Stars 2015 - Lawyers of Tomorrow (5th place out of 30 nominated Capital University in Thessaloniki (1998-2005). She lawyers) organized by Wolters Kluwer. has also taught at the National School of Judges, Greece (1998-2005). She was representative of Greece at the EU-China Dialogue on Human rights Eugenia Alexandropoulou-Egyptiadou and at the Iran-EU Dialogue on Human Rights (2003-2004). She is the former Director of the Prof. Eugenia Alexandropoulou-Egyptiadou, former Deputy Rector of UNESCO Chair on Intercultural Policy at the the University of Macedonia (Thessaloniki, Greece), is Professor in I.T. University of Macedonia (2004-2014) and the Law at the Department of Applied Informatics, founder of the I.T. Law organizer of the Thessaloniki International Student Scientific Group, www.itlaw.uom.gr and Director of the postgraduate Model United Nations at the same University Program (Master) in ‚Law and Informatics‛. A former attorney at law at (2004-2014), for which she was awarded by the the Greek Supreme Court, she headed the Legal Department of Egnatia United Nations the title of the «Friend of the Bank in Northern Greece. She was also a member of the editorial board United Nations» (2007). of the Law Review ‚Harmenopoulos‛, edited by the Bar of Thessaloniki. She has written and/or edited numerous scientific articles and books in the area of Civil, European, Banking, Labour, International and IT Law. Ioannis Papadopoulos In recent years her interests have focused mainly on personal data protection, human rights and intellectual property in the Information Assistant Professor at the University of Macedonia Society. She has acted as organizer, chair person and speaker in several (Thessaloniki, Greece) and a Visiting Professor at International and Pan-Hellenic Conferences on Information Law and the University Panthéon-Sorbonne Paris 1 and Ethics, reviewed numerous papers and dissertations and participates in Sciences Po (Paris, France). He holds a PhD in Law, many Scientific Associations. a Master in Legal Philosophy, and a Master in Public Law from the University Panthéon-Assas Despina Anagnostopoulou Paris 2, as well as a Law Degree from the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki. His fields of interest She is Assistant Professor in EU Policies and Institutions at the include European policies, political and legal Department of International and European Studies, University of philosophy, and comparative constitutional law Macedonia. She is Jean Monnet Chairholder, Director of the UNESCO and human rights. He has published, alone or with Chair, and Academic Coordinator of the Jean Monnet Centre of other co-authors, five books and over forty-five Excellence at the University of Macedonia. She studied law at the articles in French, American, British, Italian, and Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, EU Law at Free University of Belgian scholarly journals, chapters in collective Brussels-ULB, and had her PhD from the University of Thrace with books, papers in conference proceedings, and Professor and EU Judge K. Ioannou. She obtained undergraduate and working papers. One of his books, written with postgraduate state scholarships, a Jean Monnet EUI 3-month scholarship Antoine Garapon, Juger en Amérique et en France. in Florence and a distinction for her contribution in national matters Culture juridique française et common law, has won two awarded by the University of Thrace. She has been stagiaire at the Legal awards, has been translated in two international Service of the EU Commission and selected to travel to Japan. She has languages, and is widely considered as a book of been Researcher at the Centre of International and European Economic reference in comparative legal and political Law (Thessaloniki), as Dimitrios Evrigenis scholar, for 3 years, and as cultures. He is the editor of a special issue of the senior researcher for more than 10 years. She taught EU Law in 30-hour peer-reviewed scientific journal International courses: a) at the Law School of Capital University, Ohio, US (one Journal of Diplomacy and Economy. course), b) in summer courses organised by the same US University in Greece (6 years), and c) at the National School of Judges (6 years).

Ιoanna Papavasiliou-Alexiou

She is an Assistant Professor in Guidance and Counselling at the Department of Educational and Social Policy, University of Macedonia, Greece. She graduated from the Philosophical School of Athens (1987). She obtained a PhD in Guidance and Counselling by the University of Heidelberg in Germany, Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences (1996). Her thesis on ‚Preparing Youth for Occupational Choice in the Federal Republic of Germany and Greece: A Comparative Study‛, was published by Peter Lang Verlag. She was also a Visiting Research Fellow at Teachers College of Columbia University, New York (September 1995-April 1996). During her studies she was a scholar of the Greek Scholaships Foundation (1990-1993) and of the University of Heidelberg (1994-1995). She was Head of the Research Department of the Organisation for Vocational Education and Training in Athens (1998-2000). She worked as a researcher at the Centre for the in Thessaloniki, and participated in the development and implementation of many research projects (2002-2006). She was a Tutor in the Greek Open University, Graduate Studies in Adult Education (2003-2012). Her research interests focus at Lifelong Guidance and Counseling, career and professional development, Career Management Skills and vocational inclusion of vulnerable groups. She offers career courses in under- and postgraduate University programs.

Lina Papadopoulou

She is an associate professor of constitutional law, and holder of a Jean Monnet Chair for European Constitutional Law and Culture, at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTh), Greece. She studied Law at AUTh (Bachelor 1993), Trier (LLM 1994) and Hannover (PhD 1998), and Political Theory at the London School of Economics (LSE, MSc 1999). She was a Post-doc ‘Marie Curie’ Fellow at the LSE (2000-2001) and A.U.Th. (2001/02). Her primary areas of expertise include national, comparative and European constitutional issues and human rights, equality and non-discrimination, religion and the state, and bioethical issues (MAR, euthanasia etc).

Nikos Gaitenidis He is the head of the Observatory for Constitutional Values of the Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence at the University of Macedonia and a research associate of the UNESCO Chair at the University of Macedonia. He also provides research services for the Centre of International and European Economic Law. He holds a BA in International and European, Economic and Political Studies (University of Macedonia), an MA in European Law (Law School of Athens) and a PhD from the Department of International and European Studies (University of Macedonia). His PhD research focused on the promotion and protection of cultural diversity in the European Union. His research interests and respective publications focus on the EU and international protection of human rights, citizenship rights, identity politics, minority rights, group rights, culture and law, equality and non discrimination. He is a committed lifelong learner.

Despina Antonopoulou - administrative coordinator She is a graduate of the Department of International and European Studies of the University of Macedonia and she holds a Masters Degree in European Youth Policies by the same Department. She has experience in administrative support of educational programmes, as well as in statistical analysis and data collection. She worked as qualified scientific personnel at the office of a Greek MP and at the Human Resources Department of a private company. During her studies, she worked as a helpdesk agent for the Hellenic Organisation of Telecommunications. She speaks English, Italian, Arabic (basic) and French (basic).

Information for participants

Application Application deadline: July 10, 2016 You can find the application form at http://afroditi.uom.gr/seminars/. Please complete your application form in English and submit it by email at [email protected] or [email protected]

Admission requirements A good knowledge of English and the demonstration of a strong interest in the topics of EU are preconditions for a successful application.

Confirmation Stage 1: Once you have submitted your Payment application you will receive a Payment may be made in one or two equal confirmation e-mail from us that you have instalments by July 5, by bank transfer in been accepted. the name of the Company of Development Stage 2: Once you complete the payment and Management of the Property of the you will receive an e-mail confirming University of Macedonia to the Bank of your payment. Pireus, Greece, ΙΒΑΝ: GR 520172 2020 0052 Stage 3: You can make your own travel 0201 4396 560. arrangements only when we confirm to you by email that the minimum number of registrations has been attained. Scholarships The Summer School will be able to provide two scholarships under the Cancellation policy condition that there are at least 20 You may cancel your participation up to registrations, and the applicants June 30. In the unlikely event that WE demonstrate high academic record and cancel the summer school, the money proof of economic inability. The transferred will be returned. scholarship covers only the tuition fee and Expenses for account bank transfers will does not cover travel, meals and not be reimbursed in any case. accommodation, but arrangements have been made for the best possible prices.

You may pay in 12 instalments by credit card only if you come to our University in Thessaloniki.

Information for participants

B. Accommodation for 5 nights (total cost): ECTS . 50 euros in a triple room, For those that pass the multiple . 65 euros in a double room and . 75 euros in a single room choice exam at the end of the programme 3 Extracurricular ECTS See more at www.villagayannis.gr/ will be granted by the University of C. Optional afternoon excursions by tourist Macedonia. bus for 10-20 persons to Horefto Beach (7 euros), Mylopotamos beach (15 euros), Damouchari beach and Tsangarada (18 euros). Cost of the Programme These prices are for 10 persons and will be reduced in case of more participants. The tuition fees amount to 350 Euros Registration for students: 300 euros. D. Optional private excursions by Ferry or Tuition fees include: Flying Cat to Skiathos Island (daily . All handouts (sent by email) excursion), Skopelos Island and Alonissos . Examinations Island (2 day excursion). For your own . Certificates. schedule, visit www.hellenicseaways.gr.

Reductions of 10% on tuition is granted for E. Lunch and Dinner. groups of 2 or more participants. F. Extra-curricural activities and personal expenses. The fees do not include:

A. Travel and insurance costs A return ticket to Volos (public bus or train) costs (indicative price in May): . 35 euros from Thessaloniki to Volos and back . 56 euros from Athens to Volos and back See www.trainose.gr and http://www.dromologiaktel.gr/

If you want us to reserve a room in Villa Gayannis or arrange for the optional afternoon excursions to the beach, please specify so and pay the whole amount indicated below.

For registration and information please contact: [email protected] [email protected] +30 2310 891 442 +30 6906 762 857