One Free World International
October Global Snapshot

The OFWI Global Snapshot for October is live! Check it out on our YouTube Channel.

October Global Snapshot
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Dying To Live - October 7 Anniversary Release

On October 7, 2023 the world woke up to the horrific news of the deadliest day for Jewish people since the Holocaust. The Hamas terrorist attack on Israel unleashed a wave of global antisemitism.

This One Free World International film captures the stories and truth of what took place in Israel on October 7 and exposes the truth of the enduring challenge we must overcome to defeat the hate-filled ideology that is fuelling global antisemitism and dividing our society.

This is an exclusive October 7 anniversary release. The full version of Dying To Live will be released late-2024.

Dying To Live - October 7 Anniversary Release
One Free World International
September Global Snapshot

This month's OFWI Global Snapshot, President & Founder Majed El Shafie has updates on:

September Global Snapshot
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Religious Minorities Attacked in Bangladesh

Christian and Hindu minority communities have been violently targeted by extremists in Bangladesh. Temples and churches have been vandalized, families attacked, and warnings of escalating violence including death threats have people living in a state of fear.

Religious Minorities Attacked in Bangladesh
One Free World International
ISIS Terrorists in Canada

Government Owes Canadians Answers on ISIS Terrorists Immigrating to Canada

Two ISIS terrorists were thwarted from executing an imminent terrorist attack in Toronto. They were arrested by the RCMP in Greater Toronto Area.

Ahmed Fouad Mostafa Eldidi, 62, and his son Mostafa, 26, both immigrated to Canada and are facing terrorism charges for this thwarted attack.

Even worse, Ahmed Fouad Mostafa Eldidi is also charged for committing ISIS terrorist acts abroad, found to be contained in an ISIS propaganda video.

ISIS Terrorists in Canada

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Canadian Human Rights Groups Call for Truth & Accountability Dialogue with Chinese Ambassador

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Canadian Human Rights Groups Call for Truth & Accountability Dialogue with Chinese Ambassador

A coalition of Canadian human rights groups led by One Free World International (OFWI) are calling for Chinese Ambassador Lu Shaye to begin a truth and accountability dialogue with Canadians to address human rights concerns. The coalition chose Human Rights Day to reflect on the ongoing systematic persecution of religious minorities and political dissidents in defiance of international law. The coalition also requests a meeting with Prime Minister Trudeau to explore opportunities for Canada to be more impactful in advancing the cause of human rights in China.

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Chatelaine gives voice to Yazidi women

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Chatelaine gives voice to Yazidi women

"When Adiba Dasni* arrived at Toronto Pearson Airport last February, after a 15-hour flight from Iraq with two sisters and six children in tow, the Prime Minister was not waiting at the airport to greet them. There were no camera crews, no volunteers waving little Canadian flags. In fact, the Dasni family’s arrival paints a very different picture from the one conveyed by news coverage of Syrian refugees arriving to open arms in 2015."

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Humanitarian Relief Campaign: Iraq & Syria

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Humanitarian Relief Campaign: Iraq & Syria

Yazidis survived a genocide by ISIS and are fighting to preserve their faith and homeland. Coalition forces continue to drive ISIS from Mosul in Iraq and are fighting to eliminate ISIS from their stronghold in Raqqa. As the military campaign to against ISIS and their campaign of genocide intensifies, thousands of civilians are being caught in the cross-fire and pushed from their homes.

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Speak up for persecuted Rohingya

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Speak up for persecuted Rohingya

Tensions between the Buddhist majority and Rohingya Muslim minority in Myanmar have existed for many years. The Rohingya are considered illegal Bengali immigrants and are constantly denied recognition from the government of Myanmar. The 1982 Citizenship Law denied the Rohingya’s citizenship despite the people living in the region for generations. The Rohingya have been fleeing Myanmar because of the restrictions and policies placed by the government and more recently because of the violence committed by the state.