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Towards a Relational Europe

Human Dignity and the European abortion debate

The aim of this publication is to provide tools for a more nuanced conversation and a more respectable European abortion debate. Readers will explore the unique line of the authors that human dignity is key for nuanced conversations.

Iran Women's Rights Report

This report, meant for those working in the field of international relations, focuses briefly and summarized on women's rights in Iran. Which factors are endangering women's rights in Iran? What is the relationship between the revolutionary constitution and women's rights?

A European Africa Agenda 2025-2100

A European Africa Agenda 2025-2100 is a collection of diverse articles, complemented by an interview. The collection attempts to understand the push factors behind migration from the African continent. Contributors and interviewees include Dr. Simon Polinder, Don Ceder LLM, Gregory Modunga and Dr. Arleen Westerhof (ed.).

Upcoming Sallux events with member organisations in 2025

Friday, February 21, 2025
In 2025 Sallux | ECPM Foundation is pleased to announce to you a number of upcoming events, which will be organised in cooperation with a variety of our Christian research member organisations.

Visit Sallux at our booth E34 during the KCF25 exhibition from 6 to 8 March 2025 in Karlsruhe

Thursday, February 13, 2025
Sallux | ECPM Foundation would like to inform you that we are visiting the KCF 25 exhibition in Karlsruhe.

Towards a True Humanism: Some Small Theological Steps

Wednesday, February 12, 2025
We are living in conflicted and troubled times. I am assuming that I don’t need to spell this out. We are all aware of the anxieties we carry about the health of planet earth and the health and wellbeing of earth’s occupants – the human community with its deep ideological, religious and political divisions.

The Kurdish Situation as example of how our foreign policy creates immigration

Monday, December 30, 2024
The situation of the Kurds is a clear example of how our foreign policy supports and appeases extremist and totalitarian regimes and how that leads to people becoming refugees in Europe.

Sallux: Towards a Relational Europe

Sallux is a European political foundation. We stimulate, among other initatives, Christian research in Europe, in cooperation with members and partners. To present our work in a coherent manner, we developed four streams that highlight our relational vision for Europe and the world.