UN Correspondent Society & Diplomatic Review  and  UNNGO PeaceeverTV Edit reports according to the press release from the Ring for Peace: The current virtual Assembly on Women, Faith and Diplomacy of Religions for Peace and Ring for Peace brings together experts in peacebuilding and interfaith conflict resolution. Over 600 participants from more than 90 countries are attending. One focus of the conference is the topic of conflict transformation, which must be considered all the more urgent in view of the refugee and racism problems of recent months and years.

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Wars and extreme climatic conditions or individual disasters like the explosion in Beirut drive people from their homes all over the world. They seek refuge often in places where there is neither running water nor medical care. Lebanon, Syria, Afghanistan, Myanmar, Sudan and Somalia are the countries with the largest refugee movements at present. Although the international community acknowledges that refugees all over the world have to live in inhumane conditions, it has not been able to develop common strategies to prevent this. In addition, the world is currently confronted with the Black Life Matters movement and the issue of racism not only in the USA, but worldwide.