There is no path to peace. Peace is the path – Gandhi
Over 1,000 social leaders gathered in Cambodia to discuss ways to make peace in Southeast Asia, according to HWPL 30th World Peace Tour. The ‘Peace Message for the Implementation of Peaceful Religions’ was held in Phnom Penh to develop peace-building measures for Cambodian Peace Process. The event also considered Southeast Asian efforts for decades to tackle violent extremism including … Continue reading “Cambodian Peace Process #8”
Why Cambodia? Cambodia is located in Southeast Asia, bordering Laos, Thailand, and Vietnam. Cambodia is famous for the Angkor Wat temple, that have built for Hindu religion during Khmer Empire. (officially the Angkor Empire) Now, the temple is part of Angkor World Heritage Site and is considered one of the Seven Wonders of the world. At … Continue reading “HWPL Cambodia Peacebuilding”
On February 8th, a grand peace festival entitled “We are one for Peace to attain Sustainable Development” will be held at the Philippine Sports Stadium, Bulacan. Its purpose is to launch nationwide peace movement throughout the country’s State Universities and Colleges. This Philippine Peacebuilding event is expected to have 30,000 participants including social representatives in … Continue reading “HWPL Philippine Peacebuilding”
The Present State of Peace in Mindanao On January 21, 2019, the historic referendum was held. It was expected this BOL plebiscite could see peace come to the island group after 50 years of unrest. This vote asks the residents whether creating a new self-administered region known as Bangsamoro (BARMM) or not. The government thinks … Continue reading “Philippine Mindanao Peacebuilding Story”
2018 HWPL World Peace Summit Collaboration for Peace Development: Building a Peace Community through the DPCW ‘The past does not need to be the future. A new world can begin today. It is the last chance for the peace of humanity.’ These sentences come from promotional video of ‘2018 HWPL World Peace Summit: 4th … Continue reading “2018 HWPL World Peace Summit: 4th Anniversary of the WARP Summit”
African Leaders of Peace Summit – Urge DPCW It was Cape Town at which the wind of peace is blowing. The Cape Town is called the affectionate ‘Mother City’. They have ‘Ubuntu‘ in their hearts. The Former President Nelson Mandela explained Ubuntu as follows: “A traveler through a country would stop at a village … Continue reading “African Leaders of Peace Summit : Urge DPCW #3”
African Leaders of Peace Summit – Plenary 2: Speakers of National Assembly What do we need for the development of Africa? What should we do now? This is what participants, the Speaker of the National Assembly, the Chief Justice, and other high-level people, had in mind. I am grateful that people like them are leaders who are thinking … Continue reading “African Leaders of Peace Summit : Speakers of National Assembly #2”
African Leaders of Peace Summit – Plenary 1: Current and Former Presidents, Ministers What is the role of the leaders of Africa? They got together to think about this. I was impressed that One Former President always shouted for peace during his presidency and the country’s civil war ended. When I listen to the leaders’s stories, I … Continue reading “African Leaders of Peace Summit : Current and Former Presidents, Ministers #1”
Africa prays for the World What is the world like now? Jungle? Heartless modern society? Of course, it is. But I heard there are people who pray for the world. In fact, I have been having a hard time these days. In the news, murders, accidents, and crimes are never stopped, and What if I … Continue reading “AFRICA PRAY for PEACE & RELIGIOUS FREEDOM: Uniting Against Coercive Conversion #2”
Africa prays for the World What is the world like now? Jungle? Heartless modern society? Of course, it is. But I heard there are people who pray for the world. In fact, I have been having a hard time these days. In the news, murders, accidents, and crimes are never stopped, and What if I … Continue reading “AFRICA PRAY for PEACE & RELIGIOUS FREEDOM: Uniting Against Coercive Conversion #1”
