Sudan Inter-Religious Council (SIRC).

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Area of Work Khartoum

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SIRC is an independent non-profit-making NGO, which came into being as a result of co-operation among the Council of the International People’s Friendship, Sudan Council of Churches, the Society for Religious Dialogue and the International Centre for Religion and Diplomacy (Washington).

SIRC believes that protection of religious freedoms and tolerance of all faiths are essential for building a sustainable peace in Sudan. They organise training and awareness-raising for religious leaders and the public in order to spread a message of peaceful co-existence. For example, SIRC conducted a training workshop on the protection of religious freedom, in which a number of youth from different religions and sects participated.

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