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Refugees shape discussion at Africa’s human rights body LWF and partners support contribution of forcibly displaced people to regional and global policies
Tools to advance gender justice and equality LWF and partners host annual training for community advocates of women’s human rights
LWF welcomes Gaza peace agreement Call for sustained international engagement to secure lasting peace
Stand up for children in war LWF and partners issue call to better protect children affected by war and conflict.
Migrants’ rights and dignity at heart of Global Forum in Colombia LWF brings voices of member churches to Global Forum on Migration and Development
Long-term commitment to refugee rights in Kenya LWF supports implementation of human rights recommendations
A faith perspective on women’s rights at the Human Rights Council "God’s gift of human dignity and gender justice”
![LWF Senior Advocacy Advisor Fabián Wilches [center] with IELCO Bishop John Rojas, Director of Diaconia Ana Mendivelso, migration ministry Coordinator Johana Morales and Daniel, psychosocial support for migration ministry. Photo: IELCO](/sites/default/files/styles/card/public/2025-09/Colobia-global-forum-migration.jpg.webp?itok=P59IxDI2)
