This month, the Centre for Freedom of Religion or Belief in the Norwegian Helsinki Committee (NHC), where the IPPFoRB Secretariat is based, received its first student intern from the Faculty of Theology, University of Oslo.
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Published ahead of the Global Goals Week to #Act4SDGS, and the first in a series of publications called ‘Leaving No One Behind’, the ‘Freedom of Religion or Belief and Sustainable Development Goals’ briefing paper is an innovative take on addressing the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through the lens of freedom of religion or belief (FoRB).
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We must work collectively and meaningfully to curb violence in the name of religion and belief across the world. Smaller, collective, and sustained efforts can result in a wave of positive change.
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This September, on the anniversary of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) ‘Global Goals Week’, we launch the first of our six High-Level Dialogues in our ‘Leave No One Behind: Freedom of Religion or Belief and the Sustainable Development Goals’ series.
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Parliamentarians and religious leaders from Indonesia have signed the “Sentul Declaration for Peace Building and Freedom of Religion or Belief”.
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The International Panel of Parliamentarians for Freedom of Religion or Belief (IPPFoRB) will play a major role in the project ‘Freedom of Religion or Belief Leadership Network’ (FoRBLN).
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On this six-year anniversary, we look at six ways IPPFoRB continues to advance the right to freedom of religion or belief for everyone, everywhere.
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Every year, on 27th October, we mark the International Freedom of Religion or Belief Day that celebrates the diverse societies in which we live. This day highlights the importance of advancing the right to freedom of religion or belief for all.
On 22nd August 2020, we observe the second UN International Day Commemorating Victims of Acts of Violence Based on Religion or Belief.
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On the occasion of the International Day of Parliamentarism, the IPPFoRB together with its regional partners call on parliamentarians worldwide to work to protect freedom of religion or belief.
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It has been over a month since the death sentence against Hamid Bin Haydara, a Yemeni Baha’i prisoner of conscience was pardoned but he is yet to be released. And, he is not the only one.
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We are gravely appalled by this outrageous verdict and deplore the death sentence handed to Hamid bin Haydara, says the leadership of IPPFoRB
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22 IPPFoRB parliamentarians sign and send a timely letter to the Indian government about violations of religion freedoms amongst growing mob violence, the new Citizenship Act and restrictions in Kashmir in the country.
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The NHC and IPPFoRB are seeking to conduct a review to assess the implementation and goal achievement of its project during the period 2018-2020.
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A new briefing paper calls upon Myanmar authorities to ensure that the right to freedom of thought, conscience, religion or belief and respect for culture and tradition are never used as pretexts to justify discrimination and violence in the country.
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On 30-31 October 2019, the ‘Upholding a Rules Based System on Freedom of Religion or Belief’ Conference was held Singapore where 70 MPs from 40 countries lend a strong voice in favour of protecting the global right to freedom of religion or belief for all.
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12 parliamentarians from 6 countries attended the second IPPFoRB Academy in Oxford, United Kingdom.
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On 22nd August 2019, for the first time, the world will observe the ‘International Day Commemorating the Victims of Acts of Violence Based on Religion or Belief’.
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From 15 to 17 July 2019, IPPFoRB brought four parliamentarians from Canada, Indonesia and South Africa to the US Ministerial to Advance the Religious Freedom, in Washington, D.C.
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Freedom of religion or belief is a controversial topic in Eritrea and in the past, IPPFoRB has conducted sevral advocacy initatives to spotlight the various issues faced by Eritrean citizens when they exercise their right to freedom of religion or belief.
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