Our Mission

To work for freedom of religion and belief, because it is a precious human right that potentially enables the best within our religious lives, or our search for the truth of enlightenment and to flourish.

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Our Cause

The purpose of the IARF is to work for freedom of religion and belief, because it is a precious human right that potentially enables the best within our religious lives, or our search for the truth of enlightenment and to flourish.

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What we do?

IARF-SACC promotes interfaith understanding and religious tolerance. Inter-Faith activities foster opportunities for religious understanding, dialogue and celebration among the different faith communities and it seeks to build a strong network of interfaith leaders.

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About Us!

The International Association for Religious Freedom

The International Association for Religious Freedom (IARF) was founded in Boston, USA in the year 1900 as an organization to bring together people “Striving to unite Pure Religion and Perfect Liberty”. Historically, IARF is the first interfaith harmony and peace promoting organization in the world.
IARF affirms the Right to Freedom of Religion and Belief. Openness to the many diverse expressions of faith in the world is at the heart of the IARF and its works. IARF encourages religious practices. It is committed to open enquiring, respect for the Human Dignity of others and reverence for life. It resists religious intolerance. It affirms the Right to Religious Freedom and, sides with the oppressed religious communities all over the world.

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NEWS AND EVENTS

UN Interfaith Harmony Week observed

UN Interfaith Harmony Week ( (a United Nations observance on the first week of every February) was observed in Karikkam, Kerala on February

IARF SACC participated in UN Conference on SDG7 held in Bangkok

The conference took place on 21 – 23 February 2018 at UN Conference Centre in Bangkok hosted by the UN

Peace Boat’s 9th Global Voyage for Nuclear Free World: Reception at Cochin Port

The survivors of the nuclear bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki who are participating in the Ninth Global Voyage for a

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