About World Anti-Extremism Network (WAEN): The World Anti-Extremism Network (WAEN) is a global organization nonprofit dedicated to countering extremism and authoritarianism through research, education, and advocacy. We work to promote peace, tolerance, and human rights by challenging narratives that
Imagine you've worked tirelessly to achieve a good lifestyle and secure a fortune, only to face an unexpected event that forces you to leave everything behind and flee your country to escape oppressive rule. It may sound unrealistic, but
At the “Freedom Stage” program by the World Anti-Extremism Network, we engage with individuals who have firsthand experience with extremism and authoritarianism and those with innovative ideas to combat these global issues. In our second episode, we are honored
At the “Freedom Stage” program of the World Anti Extremism Network, we interview individuals who have experienced extremism and authoritarianism firsthand, as well as those who have ideas on how to counter these issues globally. In this episode of
We at the World Anti-Extremism Network are thrilled to announce the launch of our new podcast, “Scholarly.” This series will feature scholarly talks and discussions with experts from around the world who are dedicated to defending freedom and countering
The Macdonald-Laurier Institute, Canada’s national public policy think tank, and the World Anti-Extremism Network, hosted a dialogue on March 11, 2024, in Toronto under the title of “Toronto Dialogue on Afghanistan”. The event brought together over 40 participants, including
We are delighted to share the news of our first translated book, "Foundations of A Free Society," which is written by Dr. Eamonn Butler, the director of the Adam Smith Institute. Thanks to the efforts and supports of our
In Toronto Event Venue on December 14, 2023, we hosted a panel titled "Saving the World from Dictatorships: A Panel on Defending Freedom, Democracy, Human Rights, and Countering Extremism & Authoritarianism Across Borders." The panel brought together esteemed speakers
While the world is dealing with many conflicts and challenges from extremism groups and authoritarian regimes, freedom activists from over 13 countries, including the United States, North Korean Escapees, Hong Kong, Iran, China, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Nepal, Lebanon, Japan, Egypt,
In the face of extremism and authoritarianism, in many countries on the world the lives of human rights, civil society, and freedom advocates are often caught in the crossfire, rendering them vulnerable and in urgent need of assistance. At
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