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SUMMARY:Young Peacebuilders Workshop in Merida\, Spain
DESCRIPTION:The United Nations Alliance of Civilizations (UNAOC)\, in collaboration with the United Network of Young Peacebuilders (UNOY)\, and with the generous support of AEXCID\, will host a capacity-building workshop for nineteen participants from Latin America and the Caribbean in Mérida\, Spain. Aiming to enable young civil society leaders to design and implement impactful peace interventions\, the training consists of interactive sessions on conflict analysis\, innovative peacebuilding approaches\, and fostering harmony and mutual respect\, among others.
URL:https://www.unaoc.org/event/young-peacebuilders-workshop-in-merida-spain/
LOCATION:Mérida\, Spain\, Mérida\, Spain
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SUMMARY:Fostering Gender Mainstreaming to Pursue PVE Goals through Sport: Developing New Guidelines for Member States and Sports Federations
DESCRIPTION:Virtual Expert Meeting: Global Programme on the Security of Major Sporting Events\, and Promotion of Sport and Its Values as a Tool to Prevent Violent Extremism (Global Sports Programme) \nThe Global Programme on the Security of Major Sporting Events\, and Promotion of Sport and Its Values as a Tool to Prevent Violent Extremism (Global Sports Programme) is led by the United Nations Office of Counter-Terrorism (UNOCT)\, through its Programme Office in Madrid\, in partnership with the UN Interregional Crime and Justice Research Institute (UNICRI)\, the UN Alliance of Civilizations (UNAOC) and the International Centre for Sport Security (ICSS)\, and in close consultation with the UN Counter-Terrorism Committee Executive Directorate (CTED). The Global Sports Programme’s key objectives are to a) assist Member States in protecting vulnerable targets in the context of Major Sporting Events\, and b) leverage the power of sports and its values to strengthen social cohesion and build resilience to violent extremism. \nThe Global Sports Programme serves as a platform for hundreds of national policymakers and practitioners nominated by 110 Member States as National Focal Points (NFPs) to facilitate substantive engagement vis-a-vis programmatic work. Acknowledging the crucial role that the NFPs continue playing to pursue sustainable policies through practices’ implementation\, the Global Sports Programme will deliver a series of expert meetings addressing new challenges pertaining to its mission. \nA 90-min discussion on Fostering Gender Mainstreaming to Pursue PVE Goals through Sport will kick start the series to identify actions to eliminate intolerance\, gender inequality and double standards in sports practice and promote the leadership role of women and girls in sport for PVE. \nDownload (PDF\, 233KB)
URL:https://www.unaoc.org/event/fostering-gender-mainstreaming-to-pursue-pve-goals-through-sport-developing-new-guidelines-for-member-states-and-sports-federations/
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SUMMARY:Expert Briefing Series: Cooperation between Religious Leaders and the Public Sector to   Protect Religious Sites against Terrorist Attacks
DESCRIPTION:Click here to register Regardless of goals and ideologues of specific terrorist groups\, religious sites and places of worship  represent attractive targets for perpetrators of terrorist groups and “lone wolves”. Attacks on sites such as  mosques\, churches\, synagogues and shrines do not require sophisticated tactics\, significant resources and  expert knowledge. Large physical gatherings of worshippers\, particularly for major religious holidays and processions\, offer easy targets for all types of terrorists and their supporters. In addition to great  numbers of casualties and wounded\, these devastating acts of terrorism disrupt daily life\, stoke fear and\,  in the case of faith institutions\, they also target people’s beliefs\, identities\, histories and dignity.  \nOver the past years\, terrorists have recurrently attacked religious sites around the world seeking to strike  at the very core of communities’ sense of identity and belonging. Just in 2023\, religious places and mass  gatherings have been targeted in many countries for various reasons\, including terrorism. For example\, a  terrorist bombing on the Peshawar Mosque in Pakistan on 30 January 2023 killed some 83 people and  injured over 220. On 16 January 2023\, the High Representative for the United Nations Alliance of  Civilizations (UNAOC)\, Mr. Miguel Ángel Moratinos\, strongly condemned all terrorist attacks on  religious sites and places of worship that recently took place\, including “the heinous bomb attack on a  Pentecostal church in the eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo killing more than ten  church-goers and wounding dozens\,” and “the cold blooded attack on a mosque of the Ahmadiyya  Muslim Community in Burkina Faso last week killing 9 worshippers.”     \nIn its Seventh Review of the United Nations Global Counter-Terrorism Strategy in 2021\, the General  Assembly called upon Member States to “strengthen efforts to improve the security and protection of  particularly vulnerable targets\, including religious sites (…) as well as to enhance their resilience to  terrorist attacks\, in particular in the area of civil protection”. \nAs stated in the United Nations Plan of Action to Safeguard Religious Sites\, a multi-stakeholder  approach is key to prevent\, prepare and protect against potential attacks against places of worship. This should be a collective task to be pursued in a sustained and coordinated manner by relevant actors in  Member States\, including policymaking bodies\, legislative authorities\, law enforcement and emergency  responders\, as well as religious leaders\, faith institutions\, civil society groups and community members. The Plan of Action provides specific recommendations to Member States to strengthen preparedness and  protection of religious sites including through partnerships with religious leaders and communities by building trust and cooperation\, promoting respect and mutual understanding\, and encouraging intra- and  interfaith dialogue.  \nDownload (PDF\, 290KB)
URL:https://www.unaoc.org/event/expert-briefing-series-cooperation-between-religious-leaders-and-the-public-sector-to-protect-religious-sites-against-terrorist-attacks/
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