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European churches call for commitment to all refugees Easter statement from Christian leaders welcomes Ukraine response, calls for solidarity with all seeking protection
Climate justice: “Immediate and inclusive action needed” IPCC report on “Mitigation of Climate Change” presented
20 Mar – 15 Apr 2022 Call for applications: Peace Messengers Training for youth (Closes on 15 April 2022)
Human Rights Council: LWF welcomes appointment of special rapporteur for climate Protecting the safety and security of minorities
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Ukraine: Lutheran bishops from Ukraine and Russia join prayer for peace God is “with the victims of this war. He is with the suffering people. He is there in the hell of war.”
Human Rights Council: Upholding the right to freedom of religion or belief Protecting the safety and security of minorities
LWF fact-finding visit to Polish-Ukrainian border Generosity of volunteers gives hope alongside concern for exploitation of vulnerable mothers and children