Kammer emphasised the indispensability of freedom of religion and expression as foundational human rights, denouncing any form of intolerance, stigmatisation, and violence based on religious beliefs as unacceptable. He stressed the collective duty to fight hatred, underlining the necessity to not only protect places of worship as physical entities but to recognise their role in sustaining human rights, community cohesion, social harmony, and tolerance.

Furthermore, the Deputy Permanent Observer applauded the initiatives by states and faith-based organisations in advancing interfaith dialogue and actions, pointing out that education, including faith literacy, is crucial in countering religious hatred and enhancing understanding. He praised the concrete, positive steps taken over the past year, such as the Inter-Parliamentary Union’s organisation of a Parliamentary Conference in Marrakesh focused on interfaith dialogue.