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A faith perspective on women’s rights at the Human Rights Council "God’s gift of human dignity and gender justice”
Advocating for vulnerable communities in Venezuela at the Human Rights Council "Forgotten and neglected internationally”
India: standing with the marginalized and oppressed As a pastor in the Arcot Lutheran Church, Rev. Vincent Dienert supports those facing discrimination, stigma and violence
Public Statements at 2025 Council LWF speaks out on current conflicts, humanitarian aid and expresses solidarity with African churches and people
Climate change: Addressing non-economic impacts for justice and human rights New publication exploring the faith, cultural, and human dimensions of climate change (LWI) – With a new publication titled “…
“Glimmer of hope” as CSW69 concludes in New York Commission on the Status of Women ends with the adoption of declaration calling for eradication of gender-based violence
CSW: Countering the pushback on women's rights Launch of new publication featuring advocates who attended Beijing Conference and those who continue their work today
