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Rooted in faith, committed to serving others World Service country program staff in Geneva for Global Leadership Team Meeting
LWF in Honduras offers alternatives to migration Skills training and human rights advocacy provide hope for young people facing poverty and violence
María Ruth Sanabria: 40 years of taking risks to defend the rights of others Colombian human rights advocate talks about an increasingly dangerous task
Working in a high-risk area Interview with Jacob Aleer, LWF Security Focal Point in Jonglei, South Sudan
World Humanitarian Day: LWF calls for protection of humanitarian space “Humanitarian workers have become soft targets for warring parties”
Guatemalan, Bolivian human rights defenders present at UN Trying to save land from farmers, mining companies, hydro schemes
Forging partnerships for dignified development LWF Central America work shared at side event of High Level Forum
Guatemala Lutherans speak out against killing of human rights activist Indigenous communities “most affected when defending their way of life”
