The latest issue of One Country has just been posted on its web site and is available in HTML or PDF form. One Country is the the quarterly newsletter of the Bahá’í International Community; here are the articles from the latest issue:

• At the UN, governments and civil society try a new mode of interaction
• Veteran actor Earl Cameron brings a sense of world citizenship to UN role
• At the UN, governments and religious NGOs convene a peace conference
• Perspective: Cultural liberty and freedom of belief
• Upsurge in arrests in Iran raises concern
• Chile temple design wins architectural acclaim even before ground is broken
• In Cuba, Bahá’ís celebrate a renovation

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