Contact
Heiner HandschinChemin de la Pierreire 1D
Case postale 84
1092 Belmont-sur-Lausanne
Vaud
Switzerland
1092
41 21 729 9862
unge@upf.org
http://switzerland.upf.org
Switzerland
Chemin de la Pierreire 1D
Case postale 84
1092 Belmont-sur-Lausanne
Vaud
Switzerland
1092
41 21 729 9862
unge@upf.org
http://switzerland.upf.org
Global Peace Council Member
Hon. Ricardo Lumengo
Former Member, Parliament of the Swiss Confederation
National Peace Council Member
H.E. Makarim Wibisono
Ambassador, Permanent Mission of Republic of Indonesia to the United Nations
Moral Values, an Asset in Overcoming Global Crises
Geneva, Switzerland - Ethical values are needed to overcome the current global economic crisis as well as to eradicate hunger and promote the real development of all the world's peoples, Pope Benedict XVI said in his new encyclical released July 7. While the Pope was speaking, diplomats and ministers of health from around the world were in Geneva to offer their viewpoints on the global crisis.Can moral values be part of the answer?
Ban Ki-moon Calls for Renewed Multilateralism Based on Universal Principles
Geneva, Switzerland - The UN Economic and Social Council High Level Segment that met in Geneva July 6-9, 2009, focused on many health-related issues.
R. Lumengo: In Public Life as a Man of Faith
For most people, social and political action shouldn’t be linked to religion. This seems to be very different in Africa or America, where politicians can freely affirm their religious convictions.
Conference in Geneva on the Contributions of the Family to Peacebuilding and Human Rights
Geneva, Switzerland - In the sixth event in an ongoing “Peacebuilding and Human Rights” conference series, the Universal Peace Federation, together with the Geneva Interfaith Intercultural Alliance and the Women’s Federation for World Peace International, sponsored two sessions at the United Nations in Geneva on May 15 to mark the International Day of Families.
Bienvenue a la conférence sur «Alliances Inter-religieuses Interculturelles»
Bienvenue au Palais des Nations à Genève pour la conférence sur «Forger des Alliances Inter-religieuses Interculturelles:Action Coordonnée pour Bâtir la Paix et pour les Droits Humains».
Interfaith, Intercultural Alliances at the UN in Geneva
Geneva, Switzerland - Youth delegates representing their faiths modeled a “United Nations Interreligious Council” at the United Nations office in Geneva April 3, 2009.
Déclaration de Genève sur la coopération interreligieuse
Nous, l’assemblée des dirigeants des religions du monde et des communautés de croyants, unis dans la conviction que la paix mondiale est réalisable, conscients de nos responsabilités envers cet idéal, déclarant solennellement les principes de la charte des Nations unies et de la Déclaration universelle des droits de l’homme
Geneva Interfaith Intercultural Alliance Established
The founding document of the Geneva Interfaith Intercultural Alliance on Sept. 2, 2008, describes the organization's vision, mission, projects and leadership.
Landmark Interfaith Conference Goes beyond Tolerance
Geneva, Switzerland - A conference on Interfaith Cooperation and the Protection of Human Rights and Dignity Sept. 1-2, 2008 brought together a broad range of leaders to address the contribution of faiths to peace and human dignity, focusing on the potential role of an interfaith advisory council within the United Nations.
J. Singh: On Sikhism - Interfaith Youth Forum in Geneva
Noury, Shaban and Mokdad: Islamic Perspectives on Human Rights
We young Muslim people stand with you today, in order to improve and strengthen the interreligious cooperation in the world and thus walk together toward peace.
J. Ohayon: Jewish Perspectives on Human Rights
It is easy to love oneself, to be proud of one’s nation, to support one’s people, sometimes blindly. On the other hand, it is much more challenging to respect an individual with another culture and another story. We should start right now knowing each other, listening to each other.
Nachef: On Catholicism - Interfaith Youth Forum in Geneva
Geneva Declaration on Interreligious Cooperation
Geneva Declaration on Interreligious Cooperation Drafted in the United Nations Office in Geneva, Switzerland, on September 1, 2008.
European Ambassadors for Peace Commit to Collective Action
A conference on Nov. 1, 2005 at the Palais des Nations in Geneva was a regional follow-up to the September conference in New York that launched the Universal Peace Federation.