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Council of Europe Mobilizes to Fight Anti-Semitism, Anti-Muslim Hatred
he Council of Europe (CoE) announced on Wednesday its appointment of a special representative to combat anti-Semitism and anti-Muslim hatred. Daniel Holtgen, the director of communications of the Council of Europe, will be the first “Special Representative on Antisemitic and Anti-Muslim Hatred and Hate Crimes.”
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Developing new partnerships for health at European Health Forum Gastein
Taking part in this year’s European Health Forum Gastein (EHFG), held virtually from 30 September to 2 October, representatives from WHO/Europe spoke about the importance of leveraging new partnerships to strengthen health across the WHO European Region. This included the announcement of the Oslo Medicines Initiative, to find ways to ensure greater access to affordable…
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How to counter pandemic fatigue and refresh public commitment to COVID-19 prevention measures
In recent weeks, many countries have been reporting an increase in “pandemic fatigue” – people are feeling demotivated about following recommended behaviours to protect themselves and others from the virus.
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The Battle of Lepanto: When Turks Skinned Christians Alive for Refusing Islam
… first order, and Catholic, Orthodox, and Protestants rejoiced. Practically speaking … had conquered much of Eastern Europe, could be stopped … late had been the Islamic powers’ latest … caused Christian Europe serious concern. … Christians rejoiced at …
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UK and US churches urge governments to cancel debt of poorest households due to virus
Churches on both sides of the Anglo-American divide have called for debt relief for those who have fallen into difficulties after months of restrictions due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Pope Francis: We need courageous Christians like Elijah – Vatican News
Pope Francis, during Wednesday’s General Audience resumes his catechesis on prayer following the cycle on the Healing the World wounded by the pandemic. This week he tells the faithful. “We need the spirit of Elijah.”
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UN chief urges greater investment in universal health coverage, starting now
The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the importance of strong public health systems and emergency preparedness for communities and economies globally, the UN Secretary-General said on Wednesday, calling for greater investments in universal health coverage.
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Delhi riots: ‘Pro-Hindu’ WhatsApp group promoted enmity on religion ground, says charge sheet
… groups on the ground of religion and acted in a way … different groups on grounds of religion, race, place of birth, residence … groups on the ground of religion and acting in a way …
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Canada Shines at Frankfurt 2020
The country will be well represented at the world’s biggest book fair. (Sponsored)
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Religion has a positive impact on Canadians
Newcomers to this country often find Canadians have a curious stance toward religion. We seldom say much negative about religion in public but we never take it too seriously either. A new study, The Hidden Economy: How Faith Helps Fuel Canada’s GDP, suggests it may be time to take a second look at the public…