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
Using Seven Testaments to Re-educate Society in Religion as “Soft Power” at the United Nations
By Sherrie M. Steiner, PhD. – Purdue University Fort Wayne – – – Religious leaders … 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
In this essay, Charles J. Russo examines the pandemic’s threat to #ReligiousFreedom, highlighting that spiritual health and wellbeing is just as important to many people as physical health and wellbeing. Register for @RFInstitute’s online event entitled “Religious Liberty: Where We Are and Where We’re Going” to be held on April 12. While the Chinese Foreign Ministry is continuing to deny allegations, The United States #StateDepartment has officially declared the offenses against the #Uyghurs as #genocide and crimes against humanity. #IF20PeaceAndJustice U.N. Warns: A Bloodbath In Myanmar Is Imminent https://www.forbes.com/sites/ewelinaochab/2021/04/03/un-warns-a-bloodbath-in-myanmar-is-imminent/?sh=51f9f5b66a58
@CanopyForum #IF20PeaceAndJustice #IF20Wellbeing
https://canopyforum.org/2021/04/02/even-in-a-pandemic-the-constitution-cannot-be-put-away-and-forgotten/
#IF20PeaceAndJustice
https://www.religiousfreedominstitute.org/rfievents/religious-liberty-where-we-are-and-where-were-going
@Forbes @EwelinaUO #IF20PeaceAndJustice
https://www.forbes.com/sites/ewelinaochab/2021/04/02/us-state-department-confirms-the-finding-of-the-uyghur-genocide-chinese-foreign-ministry-spokesperson-denies-yet-again/?sh=67355e406ba9
