Ronin Soho - A Unique voice against antisemitism

Ronin Soho made history for organizing and leading the first ever Multifaith Commemoration of the Holocaust in association with the world-famous Simon Wiesenthal Center and to co-Chair Canada's first National Conclave on Antisemitism. In addition, Soho has been lauded by the Canadian Jewish News for speaking at Holocaust Education Week and at City Hall as a powerful voice against antisemitism and for human rights. To honour Soho for his stellar contributions to the Jewish community, Soho was invited to attend the most prestigious event at the Israeli Embassy which is the Righteous Among the Nations Award Ceremony.

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Ronin Soho's efforts to combat antisemitism are a part of his larger campaign to promote pluralism and compassion around the world, among people of all communities, cultures, religions and races sans any political leanings. Soho does not engage in politics but interacts with leader of all political parties in humanitarian initiatives that assist all sentient beings sans prejudice or preference. 

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