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Deep concern about escalating violence in Nigeria LWF Council adopts resolution on the Situation in North-East and Central Nigeria
World Refugee Day: Children must be protected Gratitude for compassion and solidarity of member churches
LWF refugee athlete tells UN to listen to refugees Rose Nathike speaks at Global Compact on Refugee consultation
Polish bishop Samiec Awarded for Work on Polish-German Reconciliation Actively working for justice, peace and reconciliation in the public space
Rediscovering the meaning of democracy Global conference encourages churches to engage critically with exclusionary populism
Churches tackling the problem of populism International conference on public theology and dialogue between cultures
“We must speak out against injustice” Dr Ojot Miru Ojulu appointed LWF Assistant General Secretary for International Affairs and Human Rights
“Fighting against the commodification of everything” LWF and ecumenical partners urge new economic system serving all
