On August 1, 2026, the Tai Ji Men Qigong Academy hosted the Global Leaders Summit for Peace and Sustainability in Taipei, Taiwan. Held at the Taipei International Convention Center, the international gala commemorated the academy’s 60th anniversary with former heads of state, global leaders, and cultural performances centered on conscience, love, and world peace.
The Coordination of Associations and Individuals for Freedom of Conscience (CAP LC) is pleased to announce the publication of its first collaborative human rights fact sheet on Pakistan, covering the period from May to July 2026. This document marks the beginning of a working partnership with Nazir Ahmad, a human rights defender based in Pakistan, whose field experience and local knowledge have shaped a report grounded in observable facts rather than political commentary.
CAP LC President Thierry Valle reports from the 62nd UN Human Rights Council session in Geneva, where Amhara demonstrators gathered at the Broken Chair to demand action against genocide and attacks on Orthodox churches. The article covers MEP advocacy in Brussels, CAP LC’s multi-year engagement on Ethiopia, and calls for reinstating the UN Commission of Human Rights Experts with an expanded mandate.
Sudan conflict: civilians face executions, torture, sexual violence. UAE supports RSF forces enabling atrocities. States must end support, investigate crimes, prevent prolonged suffering
At the 61st session of the United Nations Human Rights Council, CAP Liberté de Conscience submitted a written statement highlighting the catastrophic human rights situation in Sudan and the urgent need for extended accountability. The submission documents heinous crimes committed by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), including summary executions, sexual violence, and mass killings in areas like El Fasher and the Zamzam camp, while noting the RSF’s systematic attempts to destroy evidence. CAP LC emphasizes the necessity of extending the UN Security Council’s ICC referral beyond Darfur to cover all regions of Sudan, ensuring justice for crimes against humanity nationwide. Additionally, the statement exposes the critical role of foreign actors, particularly the United Arab Emirates, in supplying weapons that sustain the RSF’s operations. Consequently, CAP LC calls on Member States to cease arms transfers to the RSF, condemn the UAE’s involvement, impose sanctions on perpetrators and enablers, and support international mechanisms for evidence preservation and accountability.
