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“Duty to protect refugees is not only a moral obligation” LWF General Secretary encourages efforts to address the current crises
Surge in Israeli demolitions of Palestinian homes condemned by 31 international organizations LWF rejects the use of threat or violence
Praise for LWF staff on World Humanitarian Day “We know and appreciate the commitment from each one of you.”
Without psychosocial support, everything lacks foundation “It is difficult to see so many people in need and not to be able to help them.”
Solidarity for Ukrainian church diaconal work amid conflict Assistance to the displaced and people with disabilities
Middle East “needs justice not more arms” LWF Council concern over violence against religious minorities