The Geneva Centre began the year with the additional enthusiasm conferred by the long-awaited near end of the pandemic. Consequently, the Geneva Centre adopted an increasingly intensive annual workplan to fulfil its mandate in the domains of human rights research and publication, training, advocacy and global dialogue.

This issue of the Geneva Centre’s Newsletter provides an overview of one of our major activities, which began two years ago, with the Human Rights Council reporting.

The Geneva Centre began the year 2021 determined to fulfil its mandate despite the continuing sanitary restrictions. It defined its strategy accordingly and adopted a robust workplan, thereby enabling it to carry out a wide spectrum of activities in the domains of human rights.

The Geneva Centre has evolved, with a new Board, team and strategic vision. The present Newsletter provides an update of our activities and efforts undertaken over the past seven months.

14 August 2019, GENEVA – The present newsletter includes a summary of the outcome of conferences and panel debates organized by the Geneva Centre in cooperation with its partner institutions.

The present version features the outcome of the deliberations of the 10 December 2018 panel debate entitled “Education for Peace in a Multi-Religious Context”.