Read our statements on contemporary dialogues and announcements of upcoming forums.
Dhaka • October 16–18, 2026. A 3-day forum to discuss youth governance, human rights, and social reconciliation methodologies.
In partnership with student clubs at local universities, R2P is initiating a series of interfaith and ethnic-dialogue reconciliation circles. The program aims to train 40 young mediators who will host local circles addressing community disputes in Chittagong district.
We are officially accepting submissions for the upcoming volume of the R2P Journal. We encourage articles addressing local governance structures, post-crisis social reconciliation, and human rights advocacy in South Asia. Word limit is 5,000–8,000 words. Deadline: Sept 30, 2026.
Right to Peace expresses concern over the rising surge of coordinated hate speech on local social platforms. We call upon digital authorities and tech providers to strengthen moderation filters and encourage media literacy among young users.
We invite applications from students aged 18–25 residing anywhere in Bangladesh for our annual leadership program. Cohort 3 will focus on empirical research methods, local conflict negotiation, and running digital tolerance campaigns. Training costs are covered.
A 1-day virtual workshop targeting university undergraduate students who wish to learn peer-reviewed journal submission steps. Led by the Associate Editors of JR2P. Registration is free.