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LWF urges UN members to support progressive refugee policies UNHCR Standing Committee Meeting: LWF and other NGOs call for protection of refugees
Visit of Pope Francis to the Ecumenical Centre will strengthen quest for unity Recognition of WCC’s important work
Strengthen communion by working more closely together Cameroon churches encouraged to collaborate on mission, diakonia and training for the ministry.
LWF assists refugees returning to Somalia Skills enable young refugees to start a new life in back home
Empowering young people to train LWF Peace Messengers New manual enables participants to conduct training in local context
LWF president urges member churches to stand united in Myanmar Visits to churches, diakonal work in Myanmar
Changing the media narrative on refugees Panel discussion on fair representation of refugees in news reporting
Security first for refugees from Nigeria LWF informs refugees in Cameroon about danger of unassisted return to Boko Haram occupied areas
