The MWL works to form strong relationships with organizations & leaders across the world. On this World Friendship Day, we thank our partners for their strong commitment to confronting the most pressing issues facing society today.
We believe in a world without Human Trafficking. On World Day Against Traffic kingIn Persons, MWL reiterates the importance of standing together as an interfaith, intercultural community to eliminate this reprehensible practice.
Trafficking in persons is a flagrant violation of human dignity. The Musli mWorld League supports all efforts to combat this heinous crime & encourages urgent international cooperation to End Human Trafficking once and for all.
Human Trafficking is a threat to human dignity. Every person has a responsibility to do their part to stand against trafficking in persons by educating themselves, spreading knowledge, and speaking out when needed.
The Charterof Makkah indicates that the highest responsibility of states and international organizations is to protect children and promote their health & education.
Last month, HE Dr. Mohammad Alissa joined a distinguished group of leaders for the AJCV irtual GloFo hosted by AJCGlobal, where he emphasized that despite any differences, we all possess inherent values that bind us together as human beings.
To mitigate the impact of the COVID19 pandemic, the MWL donated 1,250+ food packs to communities in SriLanka, working in partnership with the local police department to distribute the aid.
In a celebration that brought together Sri Lanka’s diverse population, the President of SriLanka awarded HE Dr. Mohammad Alissa the Order of the Republic for his efforts in ending the religious & ethnic tension after the terrorist bombings in Colombo last year.
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