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About Latin American Consortium of Religious Freedom - CLLR

The general purpose of the Consortium is to constitute a permanent forum for reflection, research and promotion of the right to religious freedom, of the legal regulation of the religious phenomenon and of the legal relations that must exist between religious confessions and the States. In particular, it is the task of the Consortium to promote collaboration between universities and other cultural institutions that carry out research and teaching activities in the field of Latin American ecclesiastical law; make research instruments available to members of the Consortium or young scholars; encourage meeting opportunities and facilitate contacts between scholars; facilitate cooperation in the development of research and improvement courses, provide advice and collaboration of public and private entities, national and international, for institutional activities related to the consortium; and make printed or virtual publications on the subject matter of the Consortium's study. The geographical scope of its action is the entire territory of Latin America, from Mexico to Tierra del Fuego, without prejudice to the fact that the General Assembly may decide to carry out any of the activities of the Consortium outside its natural geographical scope of action. The headquarters of the Consortium is rotating and it will be based in the place where the president of the same resides. Its Secretariat is also rotating and will be based in the place where the Secretary resides. The duration of the Consortium is unlimited. The Consortium is non-denominational and independent of national governments. One of the statutory purposes is the annual organization of an academic meeting of its members, rotating its place of realization between the different countries of the region and establishing and maintaining permanent virtual communication modalities among its members using the technologies currently available or that exist in the future.