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Peaceful coexistence only possible with full participation of women

Religious and civil society leaders in Tunisia reflect on changes needed in the country to see greater advancement of women.

2019 in review – A year of historic developments

The past year saw significant developments in the Baha’i world surging in the lead-up to the second bicentenary.

India’s president honors the Bab’s historic bicentenary

The country’s Baha’i community held a special reception for the president and more than 160 dignitaries, civil society and faith leaders, academics, and artists.

100 years on, remembering ‘Abdu’l-Baha’s call for peace in the First Tablet to The Hague

His message outlined the requisite spiritual foundations for peace. Its centenary is being commemorated by the Netherlands’ Baha’i community.

Exploring the distinctive role of youth, Germany’s Baha’is give impetus to an expanding conversation

Discussions are taking place around the country about how youth develop their potential to contribute to society.

National bicentenary gatherings shine light on social themes

The recent bicentenary was a time for celebration and reflection on addressing the challenges of our time.

“Baha’i World” articles explore uniqueness and dramatic impact of the Bab

A set of articles focusing on Herald of the Baha’i Faith is published online.

Construction advances on historic first national Baha’i House of Worship

Located in Papua New Guinea’s capital city, the Temple will be a place for prayer and meditation open to all.

Milestone for Vanuatu Temple uplifts, galvanizes island

The people of Tanna, joined by government officials, gathered for a historic groundbreaking celebration for one of the first local Baha’i Houses of Worship in the world.

UN to Iran

End human rights violations against Baha’is

Following recent reviews of Iran’s human rights record, the UN General Assembly condemns Iran for its continued attacks against religious minorities, including Baha’is.