John Eibner is a dedicated American human rights activist known for his extensive work in advocating for the oppressed. He served as the CEO of Christian Solidarity International-USA until 2021, where he focused on addressing human rights abuses and promoting religious freedom globally. Under his leadership, the organization became instrumental in raising awareness and providing assistance to persecuted religious communities.
Eibner has also been an influential voice in the fight against slavery and human trafficking. He served on the board of the American Anti-Slavery Group, contributing to efforts aimed at eradicating modern-day slavery and protecting vulnerable populations. His commitment to human rights extends to academia, where he was a member of the Institute of Historical Research at the University of London, engaging in scholarly work related to human rights and historical injustices.
Born in Buffalo, New York, Eibner’s passion for justice has been a driving force throughout his career. He is the author of “In the Eye of the Romanian Storm: The Heroic Story of Pastor Laszlo Tokes,” which highlights the struggles of those fighting for religious freedom during tumultuous times. This work reflects his dedication to shedding light on the narratives of those who have bravely faced oppression.
Through his advocacy, writings, and leadership, John Eibner continues to inspire others to stand up for human rights and support marginalized communities around the world. His legacy is one of unwavering commitment to justice and compassion for all.