Debating the future of women in religion and diplomacy
By DW
10 November 2020 |
10:55 am
What have diplomacy, faith, and gender got to do with each other? That's the subject of a conference held by the world’s biggest interreligious non-governmental organization, Religions for Peace, in Lindau, Germany.
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