SAVE THE DATE: 10th Anniversary of the EU Charter on Fundamental Rights

Stay tuned to the date in which we will celebrate the 10th Anniversary of the legal obligations to the EU Charter on Fundamental Rights.

A conference/symposium will be held with relevant speakers covering the advances but also what still needs to be achieved in terms of implementation at the national level.

Don’t miss it.

Ivan Arjona-Pelado

Ivan Arjona-Prelado is Scientology spokesperson and representative to the European Institutions, OSCE and United Nations. Based in Brussels, he works to promote freedom of religion or belief, interfaith dialogue, and human rights across Europe and beyond, while representing also the different social activities of drug prevention, human rights education, moral values education and others. He currently chairs the United Nations Geneva NGO Committee on Freedom of Religion or Belief (FoRB), where he collaborates with a wide range of organizations to defend religious liberty globally. Through his advocacy, Arjona engages with policymakers, civil society, and religious communities to build understanding, cooperation, and mutual respect among diverse faiths.

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