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A “Faith for Rights” Approach to Promoting Sustainable Peace
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1:11:46Now PlayingHow the Combination of Religion and Human Rights Advocacy Can Help Inform Sustainable Peace
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Join USIP and OHCHR for a conversation about religious actors’ support for human rights promotion, the #Faith4Rights Toolkit and how the intersection of religion and human rights can help inform sustainable peace. This discussion will feature expert practitioners, including faith-based actors themselves, who will draw on their own experiences and research to examine the key factors and contributions — current, historic and potential — of religious actors in supporting and guaranteeing human rights for all.
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Speakers:
Palwasha Kakar, opening remarks
Acting Director, Religion and Inclusive Societies, U.S. Institute of Peace
Ibrahim Salama, opening remarks
Chief, Human Rights Treaties Branch, OHCHR
Nosy Ramamonjisoa
Human Rights Treaty Bodies Division, OHCHR
Melissa Nozell, moderator
Program Officer, Religion and Inclusive Societies, U.S. Institute Peace
Michael Wiener, moderator
Human Rights Officer, OHCHR
Mounir Elkadery Boudshish
President of the Foundation Al-Moultaqa and director of the international Sufi forum
Knox Thames, closing remarks
Senior Visiting Expert, U.S. Institute of Peace
Ibrahim Salama, closing remarks
Chief, Human Rights Treaties Branch, OHCHR
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