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Creating a just future: responsible theology and transformative learning in Asia A week of learning and commitment to justice, dignity, and leadership.
Planting Hope: Reforesting Nicaragua’s Dry Corridor 7,000 trees planted through the “Sowing the path to COP30” campaign
Speaking out on violence against women and girls in Chad Chadian women's rights defenders raise issues at CEDAW briefing
Iraq: Protecting women’s rights, reforming law (LWI) - The Lutheran World Federation (LWF) has addressed the UN Human Rights Council highlighting key women's rights issues during the council's s
Attacks on historic Christian town highlight need for protection of religious communities “Respect for religious freedom, protection of civilian populations,” is essential
Making climate funding fair for everyone Faith-based and indigenous insights reshape climate finance for loss and damage
Economies must prioritize people over profits UN Conference on Financing for Development concludes with a call for urgent action to reform unjust global economy
“They trust me”: New refugee leaders bring hope to Kakuma camp Inauguration on World Refugee Day signals return of community-driven leadership
Civil society to UN: Don’t silence our voices Faith-based organizations and other civil society groups at Seville conference protest their shrinking space
A faith perspective on women’s rights at the Human Rights Council "God’s gift of human dignity and gender justice”
Re-defining humanitarian work in East Africa today Regional Management Team Meeting focuses on cross-border collaboration and strategies to counter the funding crisis
