Coalition activities in 2026
4 activities and statements
Statement of solidarity and condolence with the Algerian people after the wildfires
Solidarity with the victims of the wildfires that swept through several regions of Algeria, particularly in the north-east of the country.
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The Coalition followed with deep sorrow the tragic consequences of the fires: loss of life, injuries, severe material and environmental damage, and the displacement of families from the affected areas. In the face of this tragedy, the Coalition:
- Expresses its full and sincere solidarity with the Algerian people and offers its heartfelt condolences to the families of the victims.
- Wishes a swift and full recovery to all the injured, and stands with the families forced to leave their homes.
- Affirms that human solidarity in times of disaster is not a choice but a shared moral duty, and that human life, dignity and safety must remain the international community’s first priority.
- Calls for stronger regional and international cooperation on preventing and responding to fires and natural disasters, sharing expertise, and developing early-warning and rapid-response systems.
The Coalition also calls on civil society and humanitarian and charitable organizations to provide every possible form of support to those affected, in the spirit of human solidarity.
“Ethics and Human Values in a Changing World: Towards a Forward-looking Vision for Peace and Security among Peoples”
A scholarly symposium organized by the Coalition to examine the state of ethics and values in today’s world and explore ways to build a more balanced, humane and just value system.
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Background
The world is undergoing rapid and profound change across political, economic, social, cultural and technological life, creating unprecedented challenges for humanity’s shared moral framework: widening conflicts and wars, rising hate speech and extremism, growing discrimination, exclusion and individualism. The digital revolution and artificial intelligence are also reshaping human awareness and social relations, calling for collective reflection on how to protect shared values and human dignity.
Central question
How can humanity address its moral crises today and lay the foundations for future visions that strengthen security, peace, justice and solidarity among peoples?
Objectives
- Assess the state of ethics and human values in today’s world and analyse current challenges.
- Strengthen dialogue between civilizations and cultures based on mutual respect and shared values.
- Highlight the role of ethics in building global peace and sustainable human development.
- Explore ways to counter extremism, hatred, social breakdown and cultural division.
- Encourage international initiatives that promote tolerance, cooperation and coexistence.
- Help build an international network for cooperation on ethics and human values.
- Formulate practical recommendations and initiatives of global scope.
Themes
- Global change and its impact on values
- The crisis of meaning in modern societies
- Digital media and ethical awareness
- International conflicts and declining solidarity
- Individualism and consumerism
- Universal values shared across civilizations
- Dialogue and human coexistence
- Education and culture in rooting values
- Responsibility of international and civil institutions
- Youth and women in a culture of peace
- The need for a global ethical charter
- Ethics of technology and AI
- Social justice and human development
- Environmental values and shared responsibility
- International partnerships for ethics
Address by the President, Dr. Abdelhakim Hajouji
“Ethics and Human Values in a Changing World: Towards a Future Vision of Peace and Human Security”, in four parts: a conceptual framework for ethics, values, peace and human security; current global shifts (globalization, the digital revolution and AI, international conflicts, environmental crises); human values as the foundation of peace (dignity, justice, tolerance, dialogue, solidarity); and a forward-looking vision based on education for global citizenship, dialogue between civilizations, ethics of AI, reform of global governance and a global ethical charter.
The address proposed a model, the “Triangle of Sustainable Human Peace”:
It concluded that human values are not an intellectual luxury but a strategic necessity, and that humanity’s future depends on turning moral principles into institutional and cultural practice.
“Urgent International Conference in Support of the Blessed Al-Aqsa Mosque”
The Coalition took part as a partner organization in the conference called by the International Union of Muslim Scholars as part of the “Al-Aqsa is calling for help” campaign against the closure of Al-Aqsa Mosque, with an address on behalf of the Coalition.
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The conference was organized and supported by many bodies, including the International Union of Muslim Scholars, the Palestine Scholars Association, the International Organization of the Supporters of the Prophet and Parliamentarians for Al-Quds, alongside the Global Coalition for Ethics and Human Values.
Statement condemning the closure of Al-Aqsa Mosque to worshippers
The Coalition expressed deep concern and strong condemnation of the occupation authorities’ closure of Al-Aqsa Mosque to worshippers during the holy month.
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The closure is a flagrant violation of the human values and universal principles that guarantee freedom of worship and the protection of holy sites, and an attack on religious pluralism and coexistence protected by international law and human rights instruments. The Coalition therefore declares:
- Its strong condemnation of the closure of Al-Aqsa Mosque, a serious violation of freedom of religion and of the sanctity of places of worship.
- Its categorical rejection of all forms of religious or ethnic discrimination targeting the Palestinian people.
- Its call on the international community and human rights institutions to assume their legal and moral responsibilities to guarantee free access to holy sites.
- The need to protect the religious and historical character of Al-Aqsa Mosque and to stop all attempts to alter its status quo or identity.
- A renewed call to promote respect for holy sites and the values of justice and fairness.
“Respecting freedom of religion and protecting holy sites is not a passing political matter, but a universal moral and human commitment that admits no compromise or double standards.” – Dr. Abdelhakim Hajouji, President of the Coalition.