«Freedom of conscience is one of the most precious gifts offered to humankind. Freedom of conscience is not a negotiable liberty. The right to freedom of conscience must be the prerogative of all respectful societies, societies which respect citizen's believers, agnostics or atheists. Opposition and deprivation of freedom of conscience in the midst of a society is comparable to a crime against humanity»

Dr. Bruno Vertallier Former President of the AIDLR

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H.E. Dr. Amina J. Mohammed, Deputy Secretary General of the United Nations and Liviu Olteanu, AIDLR Secretary General, talked together on the Plan of Action and had an exchange on the future Global Summit on Religion, Peace and Security, and also regarding the journal «Ambassadors for Liberty, Hope and Peace» and the book «Agents and ambassadors for peace» offered to H.E. by Dr. Olteanu

United Nations Headquarters, New York, July 2017

The following statement was issued by the Secretary General of the AIDLR, after the conversation in New York at the United Nations Headquarters between Dr. Liviu OLTEANU and H.E. AMINA MOHAMMED, Deputy Secretary General of the United Nations in the context of the Launch by Antonio GUTERRES, United Nations Secretary General, of the Plan of Action for Religious Leaders and Actors to Prevent Incitement to Violence that Could Lead to Atrocity Crimes. Her Excellency has been invited to collaborate with the AIDLR at an international level on the defense of interreligious dialogue, respect for differences, peace and freedom of religion or belief.


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Photo: H.E. Dr. Amina Mohammed, Deputy Secretary General of United Nations and Dr. Liviu Olteanu