A week of meetings at the Council of Europe

Hamza Mustafa joins our Ambassadors

Hassan Diab Joins our Advisory Council

Mohamed Amersi our new Ambassador and International Representative

New Partnership with The House of Coexistence

Hayder Al-Khoei our new Ambassador and International Representative

BPUR organizing a conference in the Italian Senate on 25 September

Meeting the Iraqi Prime Minister

BPUR in Partnership with Nigerian Think-Tank IPCR

Global Foundation

New approach, grounded in the utmost respect for all religions, to build global consensus on disarming extremism and eliminating the abusive mixing of religion and politics.

International Rules

Our global mission is now formally on the international agenda with a motion for a resolution in the Council of Europe and advanced engagements with more than 20 governments.

indisputable approach

Introducing clear, simple and indisputable international rules to ban all political abuses of religion that undermine human equality and discriminate in rights and duties on religious bases.

Dialogue with Paul Salahuddin Armstrong

Dialogue with Dr Joel Hunter

Dialogue with Sir Graham Watson

Dialogue with Naguib Sawiris

Dialogue with Dr Azza Karam

Dialogue with Lincoln Bloomfield Jr.

Dialogue with Struan Stevenson

Lord Rowan Williams on BPUR International

Martin Engelberg in our conference in Morocco

Amina Bouayach in BPUR Conference in Morocco

Touriya Lahrech in our Conference in Morocco

Omar Saif Ghobash in our Conference in Morocco

Sheikha Fadyah Al-Sabah in our conference in Morocco

BPUR International’s Global Conference in Morocco

Giulio Terzi in our Conference in Morocco

Mary Kelly Foy in our Conference in Morocco

Ephraim Isaac in our conference in Morocco

Benjamin Kalu in BPUR Conference in Morocco

Naguib Sawiris in our conference in Morocco

10 Testimonies about BPUR International

BPUR International in the World Forum for Culture of Just Peace

The proposed treaty will ban:
All religious violations to human equality,
All religious discrimination in rights,
All religious discrimination in duties,
All religious exclusion,
All restrictions to freedom of belief and worship.

This is not an attempt to separate religion and politics. On the contrary, it considers such a separation as irrelevant and could damage the stability of any country.