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Recalling Europe’s responsibility to protect refugees Lutheran leader writes letter to EU heads of state reminding them of obligations under refugee convention
LWF Jerusalem centralizes its vocational training in Ramallah Local church school building is converted into a training center
LWF and partners advocate for Palestinian children’s access to health care Security checks delay treatment and hinder parental accompaniment
Nepal: Ready to respond to those in need New LWF program helps member churches be better prepared to deal with emergencies and natural disasters
A network to stop early marriage How LWF work saves young girls from forced marriage in Kakuma refugee camp, Kenya
Africa’s forgotten crises: Strengthening regional cooperation and advocacy LWF Vice president: “The Lutheran family will not forget”
LWF joins coalition to reject US “Peace to Prosperity” plan International community to take “decisive action” against further annexation of Palestinian territory
LWF prepares South Sudanese refugees for return home Interview with Girma Gudina, LWF Country Representative
World Service director to co-chair Steering Committee for Humanitarian Response Maria Immonen: “Many challenges in the humanitarian field”
Australia: Consoling, helping, connecting Lutherans support those suffering losses during the bushfire crisis
