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FRIEDRICH NAUMANN FOUNDATION<br />
Address<br />
Friedrich-Naumann-Foundation, Karl Marx St. 2,<br />
14482 Potsdam, Germany<br />
Phone +49 0331/7019-0<br />
Fax +49 0331/7019-188<br />
Web www.fnst.de<br />
E-Mail fnst@fnst.org<br />
Category Research / Dialogue<br />
MISSION STATEMENT<br />
<strong>The</strong> Friedrich Naumann Foundation is an independent, nonprofit, nongovernmental organisation that is committed to promoting<br />
liberal policy and politics. Originating in Germany, the Foundation has won a reputation for promoting Freedom in human Dignity as<br />
the ultimate precondition of a society where people can live freely and in peace.<br />
To create such an open society we are guided by the principles of Liberalism and its message of tolerance and acceptance of<br />
diversity. By applying its core concepts such as human rights, rule of law, liberal democracy and a free market economy, it has been<br />
proven through the centuries that Liberalism offers appropriate solutions for the present and the future in public and personal life.It<br />
is this proud tradition that we seek to expand even further through our intensive Work in political education, advice, training and<br />
dialogue.<br />
In Africa we support various projects in co-operation with partner organisations and are similarly active in over 50 countries<br />
worldwide.<br />
Founding year 1958.<br />
BACKGROUND AND ACTIVITIES<br />
<strong>The</strong> Friedrich Naumann Foundation organizes a conference in September 2007 on „Religion, Menschenrechte und<br />
Menschenrechtspolitik“ (Religion, Human Rights and Human Rights Policy). <strong>The</strong> conference will take place in Gummersbach,<br />
Germany from 07. to 09. September 2007. http://www.fnst.de/webcom/show_all_seminare.php/_lkm-639/i.html<br />
REMARKS<br />
Responsible for the conference on Religion and Human Rights:<br />
Mrs. Bärbel Beer: baerbel.beer@fnst.org, Tel.: 02261 / 3002-173<br />
New entry: March 2007.