‘The Unique Partnership of Caring People’
Programme on the Prevention of Genocide and the Responsibility to Protect at Cathcart Old Parish Church. Welcome to Our City by the Rt Hon Eva Bolander, Lord Lieutenant and Lord Provost of the City of Glasgow.
The USG engaged with civil society and third sector organisations, government, and faith leaders and communities in relation to his implementation of the Plan of Action to ensure mechanisms for regional conciliation, community cohesion and the prevention of hate-motivated crime and genocide. This was an opportunity to meet those working on the front lines of international relationships and the care for people most at risk.
Our huge thanks goes to our partner the Reverend Neil Galbraith, BD C.Min Parish Minister Cathcart Old (Church of Scotland), CEO of Glasgow the Caring City and police Scotland Chaplain.
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- the Revered George S Cowie, Clerk of the Presbytery of Glasgow and Chaplain to the Queen
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- the Reverend Neil Galbraith, Minister of Old Cathcart Old Parish Church, Church of Scotland, CEO of Glasgow the Caring City
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- with the Rt Hon Eva Bolander, Lord Lieutenant and Lord Provost of Glasgow
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- Imam Sayed Ali Abass Razawi, Director-General Scottish Ahlul Bayt Society
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- Chief Inspector Shaheen Baber, Safer Communities Equality and Diversity Unit, Police Scotland
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- Mr Adama Dieng, United Nations Under Secretary-General and Special Adviser on the Prevention of Genocide
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- Bruce Reidford – Collector Elect of the Trades House of Glasgow and Mr Adama Dieng, United Nations Under Secretary-General and Special Adviser on the Prevention of Genocide
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- Mr. Stuart Ballantyne, Chairman, Trossachs Search + Rescue Team and Mr Adama Dieng, United Nations Under Secretary-General and Special Adviser on the Prevention of Genocide
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- Chief Inspector Shaheen Babar
