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08/10/2015

The Order of Malta and Forward Thinking hold a meeting in the presence of two Libyan delegations respectively representing Tobruk and Tripoli.

A meeting organised by British think tank ‘Forward Thinking’ and the Sovereign Order of Malta took place at the Magistral Villa in Rome. The meeting was held in the presence of two Libyan delegations respectively representing Tobruk and Tripoli and was centred around the challenges posed by the escalating migration influx and the fight against […]

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01/09/2015

The Hungarian Charity Service of the Order of Malta runs emergency medical and relief programmes across the country to address the plight of refugees.

The Hungarian Charity Service of the Order of Malta runs emergency medical and relief programmes across the country to address the plight of refugees. Areas where needs are greatest have been targeted first: at the Eastern Railway Station in Budapest medics and social workers operate a mobile clinic, treating people for injuries and illnesses and distributing food, water and clothes. The service employs Urdu, Pashtu, Dari and Farsi interpreters on voluntary basis.

Photos © Magyar Máltai Szeretetszolgálat

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25/06/2015

Pope Francis received in audience the Grand Master of the Sovereign Order of Malta, Fra’ Matthew Festing

L’audience du pape François avec le Grand Maître de l’Ordre souverain de Malte, Fra’ Matthew Festing, s’est déroulée ce matin au Vatican à l’occasion de la fête de saint Jean-Baptiste, patron de l’Ordre souverain de Malte.

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20/06/2015

The number of refugees and displaced persons worldwide has reached levels not recorded since the end of World War II.

The Sovereign Order of Malta launches a campaign for World Refugee Day to raise awareness of this worldwide drama. The number of refugees and displaced persons worldwide has reached levels not recorded since the end of World War II. In Syria, over four years of conflict now mean that a family is forced to leave home every 60 seconds. The Order of Malta is on the front line offering assistance to refugees and displaced people, both in the countries involved in the conflicts and in the final destinations of asylum seekers.

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16/06/2015

World Refugee Day: Albrecht Boeselager’s statement on the migration crisis

World Refugee Day: the Order of Malta launches an international campaign – No! to the construction of walls
“The drama of refugees will not cease over the coming decade. It is no use erecting walls and barriers. Faced with this drama and the desperation of millions of people, we now have to find new humanitarian assistance schemes and new forms of cooperation with the countries of origin” the Grand Chancellor Albrecht Boeselager has declared.

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27/05/2015

Symposium “Religions Together for Humanitarian Action”

The Symposium ‘Religions Together for Humanitarian Action’ organised by the Sovereign Order of Malta at the UN Geneva,brought together experts and diplomatic representatives, leaders of secular and faith-based humanitarian organisations, in the lead-up to the World Humanitarian Summit.

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27/05/2015

Religions Together for Humanitarian Action Symposium – summary report

Religions Together for Humanitarian Action summary report: on 27th May 2015 at the United Nations Geneva, representatives of four different faiths – Christianity, Islam, Judaism and Vedantism – as well as diplomatic representatives and leaders of humanitarian organisations met to debate the special role of faith-based actors in assisting victims of armed conflicts.

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27/05/2015

Albrecht Boeselager keynote speech: Religions Together for Humanitarian Action

Albrecht Boeselager addresses the symposium Religions Together for Humanitarian Action (Reaching out to victims of armed conflicts: the special role of faith-based actors), held in the framework of the Order of Malta’s participation in the World Humanitarian Summit.

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27/05/2015

Amb. Stefano Ronca: Religions Together for Humanitarian Action

Order of Malta ambassador Stefano Ronca outlines the purpose of the symposium Religions Together for Humanitarian Action (Reaching out to victims of armed conflicts: the special role of faith-based actors) at the United Nations Geneva.

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