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Religious leaders deserve full support in quest for peace, says UN adviser on genocide prevention

Religious leaders deserve full support in quest for peace, says UN adviser on genocide prevention

Jan 24, 2017, at 01:02 pm

New York, Jan 24 (Just Earth News): Religious leaders and faith-based organizations have a responsibility to contribute to peaceful societies and the international community must support these grassroots peacemakers in their daily activities, the United Nations official mandated to fight genocide on Monday told an international meeting on religion.

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