African Leaders of Peace Summit : Speakers of National Assembly #2

African Leaders of Peace Summit

– Plenary 2: Speakers of National Assembly

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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 ‘How can we do more for Africa?.’ I think the people of Africa will be very happy, if they know these efforts as the session of today. There are many bad leaders in the world, who drive the people to the death. Particularly, the Youth.

The following is their conclusion : Development in Africa cannot be done in war and conflict. War and conflict are a huge blow to us all. We must make peace for Africa’s development.


Plenary 2: Speakers of National Assembly

A STEP TOWARDS PEACE African Leaders of Peace Summit : Speakers of National Assembly #2 WeAreOne United Nations UN Security Council U.N. Charter Sudan South Sudan ReligiousFreedom Religion Pray4Peace PeaceLetter Peaceleader Peacelaw Pan-Africa Council Nelson Mandela Mali HWPL DRC DPCW_Africa DPCW Congo Cameroon Albertina Sisulu Agenda 2063 Africa_Peace African Leaders of Peace Summit 29thWorldPeaceTour 29th World Peace tour   I’m very excited about what messages the chairman Lee is giving about Africa. Because he traveled abroad with the answer to peace. He is going on 29th World Peace tour to achieve peace and end war. He is going on 29th World Peace tour to achieve peace and end war.

The DPCW is based on the U.N. Charter

A STEP TOWARDS PEACE African Leaders of Peace Summit : Speakers of National Assembly #2 WeAreOne United Nations UN Security Council U.N. Charter Sudan South Sudan ReligiousFreedom Religion Pray4Peace PeaceLetter Peaceleader Peacelaw Pan-Africa Council Nelson Mandela Mali HWPL DRC DPCW_Africa DPCW Congo Cameroon Albertina Sisulu Agenda 2063 Africa_Peace African Leaders of Peace Summit 29thWorldPeaceTour 29th World Peace tour   This is their story. “There have been many conflicts and wars in Africa, and peace is really rare. Mali is also in conflict and it is known that Sudan, South Sudan, DRC, Congo are as well. Africa is known as the dark continent. We’ve been trying to make peace through the African Union (AU). DPCW is a document based on the U.N. Charter. And I hope that as a UN Security Council, DPCW will be introduced to the United Nations and also the African Union.”

Another leader said, “I was so happy reading the DPCW that I read it all overnight. I really felt it was necessary in this world. It is too necessary for human society and Africa, which has a lot of conflict. But it’s not just in Africa. Disputes occur in many different forms in each country. It’s like a big mountain. But It’s not impossible. I think the DPCW is a great tool, and it’s going to be a social and economic development for the development of Africa.”

The Problems of Africa

A STEP TOWARDS PEACE African Leaders of Peace Summit : Speakers of National Assembly #2 WeAreOne United Nations UN Security Council U.N. Charter Sudan South Sudan ReligiousFreedom Religion Pray4Peace PeaceLetter Peaceleader Peacelaw Pan-Africa Council Nelson Mandela Mali HWPL DRC DPCW_Africa DPCW Congo Cameroon Albertina Sisulu Agenda 2063 Africa_Peace African Leaders of Peace Summit 29thWorldPeaceTour 29th World Peace tour   “The DPCW is something we’ve always discussed and talked a lot about in terms of human rights. There’s a lot of war and conflict going on in Cameroon, where the scars of the war are a lot. Last week, our Pan-Africa Council was discussing a conflict in Africa. One of the biggest problems is that many countries are good at speaking but in practice, they are opposed to it. What’s really important to us is that we have to believe in peace. Because without peace, Africa would not be able to make any further progress. It seems easy for Africa to achieve peace only when the DPCW becomes a culture and makes world peace.”

What is the DPCW different from others?

A STEP TOWARDS PEACE African Leaders of Peace Summit : Speakers of National Assembly #2 WeAreOne United Nations UN Security Council U.N. Charter Sudan South Sudan ReligiousFreedom Religion Pray4Peace PeaceLetter Peaceleader Peacelaw Pan-Africa Council Nelson Mandela Mali HWPL DRC DPCW_Africa DPCW Congo Cameroon Albertina Sisulu Agenda 2063 Africa_Peace African Leaders of Peace Summit 29thWorldPeaceTour 29th World Peace tour   “What I want to say is that DPCW has something that I haven’t seen before : Religion. It is what the former president thinks is important. There’s been a lot of talk about human rights, but we didn’t think religion much. We didn’t think of a way. But the important thing is that most conflicts, especially in Africa, are caused by religion.”

“This year is the 100th anniversary of Nelson Mandela’s birth. We are celebrating the achievements of former President Nelson Mandela and Mrs. Albertina Sisulu. But conflict and terror are not over yet. The African leaders couldn’t solve it by calculating profits and losses each other through political problems. Through these, we lost our value and ruined our mutual friendship. What can we do for our Africa? By bringing the DPCW to the United Nations, we can achieve peace. And we can progress by promoting justice and peace through Agenda 2063 of African Union. We can use DPCW to achieve peace by 2030. And It will bring peace to the continent of Africa. DPCW requires our efforts. We need to make sure that DPCW would not become just another international law. Unlike other laws, we should not ignore this law. We need to know what’s different from other laws and to let people support the DPCW.”

African Leaders of Peace Summit

– Plenary 2: Speakers of National Assembly

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Do you know soccer messenger ‘Didier Drogba’?

Soccer messenger ‘Didier Drogba’

Have you ever seen a soccer game? When is the most exciting moment? Nothing made more dramatic snapshots, however, than the come-from-behind victories. But there is something more exciting! The protagonist is the hero of Chelsea, English Premier League (EPL) striker Didier Drogba, who is considered as the best striker of the 20th century from the African continent. During his prime as a soccer player, how was his family? They are so happy because of their son, is it really true? Finally you can know why he is a Soccer messenger.

Cote d’Ivoire Brutal Civil War

In 2002, the people of Cote d’Ivoire religious conflicts between Catholics and those practicing Islam led to a brutal civil war. Can there be a war without death? It resulting in the deaths of thousands of people and a massive number of refugees that reached around 700,000 people. Just when he was playing the final match of the World Cup qualifier, the people in his hometown were dying.

At that time, Cote d’Ivoire was defeating Sudan 3:1. Drogba and his teammates knelt to the ground in front of the camera that was streaming live all over Africa.

“Today, we beg you, on our knees…
Please lay down your weapons, hold elections, all will be better.
We want to have fun, so stop firing your guns.” – Soccer messenger, Drogba

Who can change the world?

A STEP TOWARDS PEACE Do you know soccer messenger 'Didier Drogba'? World Cup qualifier Sudan stop firing your guns soccer messenger practicing Islam messenger of peace leave peace as a legacy HWPL future generations EPL Didier Drogba Cote d’Ivoire civil war Chelsea Catholics     He appealed to both sides to stop the war for even just one week. In front of his sincere, pleading voice, the hearts of the people were moved, and both the government and the rebels put down their guns. The civil war that had been raging for four years finally came to an end and the beginnings of peace were witnessed. In 2007 the government and rebel group signed a major peace treaty. But what is clear is that any outstanding person can’t achieve peace alone. We can become a messenger of peace and make a change.  Do you know? HWPL is a volunteer group that has been formed from such individuals who have a sincere heart for peace. HWPL emphasized we can do it. Then, we can be called peace messengers.

“Let us all become messengers of peace and leave peace as a legacy to future generations.” – hwpl

more info about HWPL : http://www.hwpl.kr/

Peace is up to you :0 Good luck!