Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions
Working Group Areas
- Sacred Sites
- Corruption
- Rule of Law
- Freedom of Religion or Belief
- Peace Building
- Diplomacy
Working Group
W. Cole Durham | Advisory Council Liaison, Co-Chair
Elizabeta Kitanovic | Co-Chair
Sacred Sites
Corruption
Katherine Marshall | Advisory Council Liaison: Corruption
Jonatas Machado | Chair: Corruption
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Rule of Law
W. Cole Durham | Advisory Council Liaison: Rule of Law
Asher Maoz | Advisory Council Liaison: Rule of Law
Freedom of Religion or Belief
Peace Building
Mohammed Abu-Nimer | Advisory Council Liaison: Peace Building
James Patton | Chair: Peace Building
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Diplomacy
Alvaro Albacete | Chair: Diplomacy
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Peter Mandaville | Committee Member: Diplomacy
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Resources
Corona in Conflict Zones
Time to Put Global Conflicts on Lockdown
Advancing Shared Well-being by Promoting Just and Harmonious Societies
The Imperatives of Better Governance: Fighting Corruption is a Sine Qua Non for Global Agendas
Religious Actors Addressing Extremism and Violence: Sharpening the Focus
Viewpoints Blog
Corruption and COVID-19: Old problems, new challenges?
By Eduardo António da Silva Figueiredo – Faculty of Law of the University of Coimbra … View Page
Rights, Freedom, and Sustainable Development: Looking Ahead
By Katherine Marshall, G20 Interfaith Association Vice President, World Faiths Development Dialogue (WFDD), Berkley Center. … View Page
Drawing on the True Potential of Religion: Reflections at the 75th Anniversary of the United Nations
By Ms. Bani Dugal, Co-Chair of the Multi-Faith Advisory Council to the United Nations Interagency … View Page
Social Media
The European Parliament recently rejected a proposal to establish an International Day for #ReligiousFreedom. The group who created the political proposal plans to advance it again in the future. The #Ohio Senate passed a bill to protect the right of student athletes to wear religious clothing after a student was disqualified for racing with a #hijab. Zsolt Balla becomes the first #rabbi to serve in the #German army since the Holocaust. “There’s the symbolism of the German army once more having rabbis as chaplains, and that’s great and important.”
@BitterWinterMag #IF20PeaceAndJustice
https://bitterwinter.org/europe-will-not-have-a-religious-liberty-day/
@BJContheHill #IF20PeaceAndJustice
https://bjconline.org/ohio-right-of-student-athletes-to-wear-religious-clothing-061121/
#IF20PeaceAndJustice @RabbiZsolt
https://www.jta.org/2021/06/11/global/a-rabbi-from-hungary-will-be-the-german-armys-first-rabbi-chaplain-since-the-holocaust
