This.global initiative to enact an ‘International Treaty to Ban the Political Use of Religion’. a crucial foundation to disarm extremism and protect human rights by eliminating the abusive mixing of religion and politics worldwide. This peacemaking mission has built phenomenal support in more than 60 countries, especially in the Middle East, Africa and South Asia, where it is mostly needed because of the unique respectful approach to end the cycle of religious conflicts. The proposed treaty, drafted by leading officials, legislators and United Nations’ experts, represents a new approach to introduce clear, simple and indisputable international rules to ban: all political uses of religion that undermine human equality; all religious discrimination in rights and duties; all religious exclusion; and all restrictions to freedom of religion and belief. BPUR has advanced engagements in many countries, especially Morocco, Austria, UAE, Italy, Bangladesh, United Kingdom, Belgium, South Africa and San Marino. We are focusing on multilateral discussion with these countries to explore the roadmap of the proposed treaty towards the United Nations General Assembly. In May 2022, we held an international conference in Rabat, in partnership with the National Human Rights Council, where delegations from 35 countries put our mission firmly on the international stage and issued the Rabat Declaration, calling the international community and their governments to support our initiative. We believe the proposed treaty would be the ultimate tool for thousands of justice campaigns and would serve all international humanitarian objectives by eliminating the root causes of many intractable conflicts and a long list of abuses of human rights. It would subsequently enhance stability and open the doors for sustainable development. Please join us to make the world more tolerant, more fair and more peaceful.