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From Germany to Cameroon: HWPL Peace Walks Unite the World in One Step

📝 Summary:
From Germany to Japan and Cameroon, people are taking steps toward peace together with HWPL, showing that the hope for harmony transcends borders, cultures, and generations.

🔑 Key Highlights:

HWPL hosted peace walks in Germany, Japan, and Cameroon to mark the 12th anniversary of the Declaration of World Peace.
Over 204 participants in Essen, Germany, joined to create a symbolic “Peace Tree.”
In Osaka, Japan, 400 young people spread peace culture through art and walking events.
In Cameroon, the International Peace Youth Group (IPYG) led both a peace walk and an environmental cleanup.
Participants worldwide echoed HWPL’s call: “We Are One.”

1️⃣ Germany’s Essen Turns into a “City of Peace” 🌱

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In the heart of Germany, the city of Essen once symbolized industry and war. Known for its steel and weapons production during the 19th century, it suffered massive destruction in World War II. Today, it is writing a new story — one of peace and unity.

On May 24, 2025, HWPL’s Essen branch held a grand Peace Walk at Essen City Hall Square to celebrate the 12th Anniversary of the Declaration of World Peace. Youth and citizens from various backgrounds joined, singing songs of peace as they walked through the streets.

The event began with a heartfelt letter from HWPL’s Chairman, urging everyone to become witnesses of peace. His message reminded participants that achieving peace is the mission of our generation — a duty to ensure future generations live without war.

After the walk, participants left colorful handprints on a “Peace Tree,” symbolizing hope and unity. A student from Ruhr University shared, “The Chairman’s message gave me courage. It made me realize peace starts with our actions.”

Essen, once a city tied to conflict, is now striving to become a symbol of reconciliation and coexistence — and HWPL continues to help it grow in that direction through youth workshops and DPCW (Declaration of Peace and Cessation of War) campaigns.

2️⃣ Japan’s Youth Walk Together for Peace 🌟

Across the sea, the same day in Osaka, Japan, more than 400 youth members of HWPL’s Kobe branch gathered for a vibrant peace walk under the theme, “We Are Peace Workers – Let’s Walk Together.”

Despite unexpected rain, participants handmade “Peace Fans” at Utsubo Park, expressing their wish to cool the world with harmony, not conflict. They then walked a 3-kilometer route through Midosuji Avenue — one of Osaka’s most iconic streets — carrying smiles, banners, and messages of unity.

Local leaders also joined in. A city council member from Osaka noted that he was touched by the young people’s sincerity, saying, “Even in the rain, their hearts were shining with peace.”

Through such activities, HWPL youth in Japan are becoming the messengers of peace culture, spreading awareness in their communities through action rather than words.

3️⃣ Cameroon’s Peace Walk and Environmental Campaign 💡

In Africa, the call for peace echoed strongly in Yaoundé, Cameroon, where HWPL and its youth division, IPYG, held a peace walk alongside an environmental cleanup.

Coinciding with World Environment Day, this event united local citizens to walk through the city while cleaning streets — turning peace into action. The timing was symbolic, as it followed Cameroon’s National Unity Day, reinforcing the message that peace begins with unity and responsibility.

Participants shared stories of hope. One attendee said, “Seeing everyone walk and smile under the hot sun, I felt that true peace is possible when we walk together.”

The peace walk in Cameroon beautifully linked peacebuilding and sustainability, showing that protecting the earth and building harmony go hand in hand.

4️⃣ “We Are One” – A Global Step Toward Lasting Peace ❤️

HWPL’s 12th anniversary of the Declaration of World Peace wasn’t just a commemoration — it was a movement of hearts. From Essen to Osaka, from Yaoundé to the rest of the world, people are taking real steps to embody peace in daily life.

Through the DPCW initiative, peace walks, and education programs, HWPL continues to connect nations and generations. Each footprint from these events becomes a message — that no matter our language, culture, or background, we all share one dream: a world free of war.

As the Chairman’s message emphasized, peace isn’t a distant ideal. It’s something we must build now, together. Because when “We Are One,” peace is not only possible — it’s inevitable. ✨

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Peace is up to you :0 Good luck!

Man Hee Lee’s Global Peace Story: From Madagascar to California

🌍 One Heart, One World: Man Hee Lee’s Peace Story Spreads Across Continents ✨

🕊️ Key Point: Peace in action! From Africa to Europe to America, HWPL is connecting people through interfaith dialogue and helping refugees with real hands-on service.

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🌈 Diversity in Unity: Madagascar Unites for Peace ✨

Under the powerful message of “We Are One,” over 400 citizens gathered at the City Hall square in Madagascar to celebrate peace across religions! 🕌⛪

The event, co-hosted by HWPL and UMMI Madagascar, kicked off the country’s 65th Independence Day celebrations. With people from Islam, Christianity, Buddhism, and non-religious backgrounds coming together, it wasn’t just a ceremony—it was a moment of true unity.

The theme was “Unity in Diversity,” and that’s exactly what the crowd embodied. Through music, dance, poetry, and speeches by religious leaders, the event sparked deep conversations on love, tolerance, and mutual respect. 🎶💃📜

One participant said it beautifully: “All living beings have the right to live peacefully.” 💛 This wasn’t just a gathering—it was a promise to bring that peace into their communities, schools, and hearts.

🧹 Helping Hands in Germany: Refugee Support on World Refugee Day 💪

Meanwhile in Frankfurt, Germany, HWPL volunteers took action on World Refugee Day (June 20). Alongside a local refugee support network run by migrants, they rolled up their sleeves to clean and repair community spaces. 🔧🌍

From removing graffiti to fixing windows, this act wasn’t about grand gestures—it was about making small changes with big hearts. A refugee volunteer said, “I was happy to help others like me.” ❤️

HWPL Germany’s message? 👉 “You don’t have to do much to make a difference. Even a little help can be a huge comfort to someone.” And honestly, isn’t that true? ☺️

These activities not only cleaned the streets but also built bridges of trust and hope. In a world where millions are displaced, this kind of human connection is priceless. 🌐🤝

A Sacred Space in the U.S.: Peace Talk in a Buddhist Temple 🌸

Across the ocean in San Francisco, HWPL teamed up with a Cambodian Buddhist temple for a beautiful exchange of culture and faith during the Maha Visakha Puja (Buddha’s birth, enlightenment, and passing). 🌟

Held on May 25, this event wasn’t just for Buddhists—it was an invitation to everyone, including Christian and Muslim peace activists. The atmosphere was filled with warm conversations, shared meals, and powerful prayers for global peace.

Through the program “Peace Through Scripture,” participants explored how their sacred texts speak about peace. The result? A renewed commitment to dialogue, understanding, and future interfaith projects together! 📖🕊️

Some religious leaders even expressed interest in joining HWPL’s Religious Youth Peace Camp and interfaith peace networks. This is how real change begins—through connection and shared purpose. ✨🌱

🌍 We Are One: What This Means for Us ❤️

All three events—from Madagascar, Germany, and the U.S.—may seem far away from each other on the map. But they share one heartbeat: Peace is not just a dream, it’s a choice we can all make every day.

Whether it’s cleaning up a refugee center, attending a cultural dialogue, or simply listening to someone with a different faith—these are all acts of peace. And peace isn’t passive. It’s active, real, and something we grow together. 🌱💪🌎

HWPL, led by its Chairman Man Hee Lee, is showing the world what this looks like. With grassroots volunteers and international partners, they are living out the message: “We Are One.” And that’s a message we all need today. 💞🌍

📌 Peace Recap

Madagascar: Interfaith unity event with over 400 people
Germany: World Refugee Day cleanup by HWPL volunteers
USA: Peace dialogue in a Buddhist temple for Maha Visakha Puja
Message: Small acts of peace matter!
Vision: Building one peaceful global community through love, respect, and action

“We Are One!” : How Peace Brought Filipinos and Koreans Together

🔑 Key Point: Peace is not just remembering the past — it’s something we all have to build together, especially through education and unity!

✨ Summary Key Points ✨

Filipino veterans honored for their role in the Korean War
🌍 HWPL leads peace movements globally through law and education
📚 Over 8,000 students and citizens join Peace Day in the Philippines
🕊️ Veterans share wartime memories and call for Korean unification
🤝 “We Are One” spirit inspires youth to stand for peace
✍️ Peace Map signed to pass legacy to the next generation
🧠 Education seen as the heart of lasting peace

🎖️Veterans Who Fought for Peace, Not Just War

On June 21, in a quiet corner of Parañaque City’s public library, something powerful happened. Filipino veterans who bravely fought in the Korean War gathered again — not for war, but for peace 🕊️.

At the “Thank You Day for Korean War Filipino Veterans”, old soldiers shared their painful memories. 💔 Bombs, fear, separation… but also unity, courage, and hope. One veteran remembered fighting at the front lines before the ceasefire — and how much it means to him to see South Korea thrive today.

They didn’t fight just for one country — they fought for a world that’s peaceful and united. That’s why HWPL (Heavenly Culture, World Peace, Restoration of Light) brought everyone together — to honor those who served and to remind us: We all have a role in peace. 🌼

📜 Peace Is a Legacy, Not Just a Dream

Peace isn’t just a word — it’s a mission that needs to be passed down. That’s why HWPL led a special “Peace Map Signing” ceremony. Veterans and their families signed messages of hope for the next generation.

The theme? “Comrades Who Fought Together, Let’s Unite Korea Together!” 🙌 It wasn’t just about remembering war, but about protecting the peace that so many fought for.

Children gave flowers to the veterans, saying, “Thanks to your sacrifice, we have a future.” 💐 That moment touched every heart in the room.

One association leader said it best:
“We didn’t go to Korea for war — we went to protect peace. And every ‘thank you’ we hear from the Korean people brings tears to our eyes.” 💖

🧠 Education: Planting the Seeds of Peace

So how do we keep the peace alive? 🎓 HWPL believes the answer is education. In places like the Philippines, where war has affected even kids (like during the 2017 Marawi conflict), peace education becomes super important.

That’s why HWPL started Peace Clubs with schools and DepEd offices in the Philippines. These clubs teach kids not just to talk about peace, but to live it, share it, and build it — through understanding, kindness, and unity. 🤝

On January 24, more than 8,000 students, parents, and teachers celebrated the 11th “Peace Day” in Cavite. One student said,
“Through our peace walk, we all became one voice for the world.” 🌍

In today’s digital world, even sharing peace messages on social media helps! 📱✨ “We have the power to spread peace with every post,” said a teen participant.

💬 Peace Is Everyone’s Job — Especially the Youth

“Adults declare war, but it’s the youth who fight it,” said a HWPL leader. So the youth must now rise — not to fight, but to protect peace through their voices. 🗣️

At the Peace Day event, young people were asked to lead the future with DPCW (Declaration of Peace and Cessation of War). It’s a law proposal built by HWPL and international legal experts that aims to stop war and promote human dignity worldwide. 🌐

One local school official summed it up perfectly:
“Peace isn’t the job of one country. It’s a mission we all share. From climate change to conflicts, we must face these challenges together — as one human family.” 💞🌎

✅ Final Thoughts: Peace Is Personal

Peace isn’t just about ending wars — it’s about creating a better life, together. Whether you’re a student, teacher, parent, or even a kid, you have the power to bring peace closer — one step, one smile, one lesson at a time 😊

Let’s carry the legacy of these brave veterans into our classrooms, homes, and online spaces. Let’s remember: We Are One

525 Peace Walk : The Power of Restarted Offline Walking

What do you think is a peace walk?
“HWPL’s 10th Annual Commemoration of the Declaration of World Peace and the Peace Walk” is organized in 89 locations across 59 countries in May.

When do we think of peace in our daily lives? I get up in the morning, do morning routines, and have a simple breakfast. When I go to work and take care of my backlog, lunch time is approaching.

After saying anything with my colleagues, I work again in the afternoon. I have a dinner appointment, so I enjoy my meal, go to the gym, or run in the park. I come back home, read, do night routine, and then go to sleep.

There is no room for peace here. Isn’t this our daily life?
Shouldn’t we need a way to make peace even a little bit once a year, once every six months, even once a month?

In that way, peace events and peace walking are really great ways!

525 Peace Walk has begun!

On May 25, 5,000 participants were gathered at the Peace Gate of Seoul Olympic Park in South Korea, and other thousands of individuals around the world, including France, the United States, China, Japan, Australia, and Germany, are expected to join the events until the end of this month.

What is peace? I don’t think it’s a bad idea to take a descriptive test. Like Baccalaureate in France!

Baccalaureate can describe his thoughts on important human problems for hours. The whole nation is interested in this year’s problems and there is a culture of expressing their opinions.

In the event, the “Joint Statement of the 10th Anniversary of the Declaration of World Peace” was unveiled.

The statement said that the Declaration developed into the “Declaration of Peace and Cessation of War” (DPCW) to pursue “a transition from the rule of power to the rule of law” based on principles of “democracy, justice, civil liberties and equality, religious freedom and responsibility.”

Through the joint statement, HWPL and participating organizations affirmed their commitment to institutionalizing peace through international cooperation, aligning with the UN Sustainable Development Goal 16 “Peace, justice and strong institutions.”

I’m also very interested in SDGs! Isn’t it so cool? The sight of humanity working together to achieve their goals!

Actually, there are many shortcomings in reality, but I think it would be good if we put our hearts together and work together! How can we do that? It’s definitely possible if we all make up our minds.

This time, design props came out! I got it when I participated in the SNS event.

The Power of Restarted Offline Walking

This time, design props came out! I got it when I participated in the SNS event.

Recalling HWPL’s peace activities for the past 10 years, Chairman Lee Man-hee said, “Since we pledged to work together for world peace 10 years ago, we have been calling for peace all over the world. We have advocated that peace should be taught at home and at school, and that everyone should become messengers of peace. I went to the battlefield in Mindanao, Philippines to raise the voice of peace and we were promised not to begin war again.”

He also emphasized, “Everyone should be one under the title of peace and work together to create a good world and make it a legacy for future generations. This is what we need to do in this era in which we live.”

Since then, numerous speakers have attended and various events have been held, so I’ll post a YouTube link! I hope you can see it.

Since the pandemic, the peace walk, which has been conducted only online to comply with each country’s quarantine guidelines, will be held offline again.

HWPL’s 10th Annual Commemoration of the Declaration of World Peace and the Peace Walk

Subtitle : New Decade, Making Institutional Peace Take Root
Date : May, 25, 2023, 10:00AM (GMT+9)

#HWPL #ManHeeLee #10th_WorldPeace_Declaration #525Peacewalk #DPCW #International_Law #PeaceLetter #Peace #PeaceAnswer #Together #WeAreOne

On May 25, you will be able to see a march of peaceful walking in major cities around the world, shouting “Legislate Peace (LP).”

In order to achieve the goal of “establishing a peace system,” the HWPL will continue to promote DPCW’s resolution to the UN General Assembly, implement peace education through governments and official institutions, regular communication channels to promote understanding and resolve conflicts between religions.

Let’s be interested in peace, too!

Peace is up to you :0 Good luck!

African Leaders of Peace Summit : Urge DPCW #3

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 and he didn’t have to ask for food or for water. Once he stops, the people give him food and attend him. That is one aspect of Ubuntu, but it will have various aspects. Ubuntu does not mean that people should not enrich themselves. The question therefore is: Are you going to do so in order to enable the community around you to be able to improve?”

Nelson Mandela International Day 2018

Ubuntu is a Nguni Bantu term meaning “humanity”. It is often translated as “I am because we are,” and also “humanity towards others”, but is often used in a more philosophical sense to mean “the belief in a universal bond of sharing that connects all humanity”. Since the transition to democracy in South Africa with the Nelson Mandela presidency in 1994, the term has become more widely known outside of Southern Africa.

António Guterres said, “Nelson Mandela was a towering global advocate for justice and equality. He continues to inspire the world through his example of courage and compassion. Nelson Mandela was held captive for many years. But he never became a prisoner of his past. Instead, he poured his energy into reconciliation and his vision of a peaceful, multi-ethnic, democratic South Africa.

On this day marking the centennial of his birth, we commemorate Nelson Mandela’s lifetime of service. Rarely has one person in history done so much to stir people’s dreams and move them to action. That struggle for equality, dignity and justice continues. Madiba’s legacy shows the way.”

Reference : http://www.un.org/en/events/mandeladay/events_2018.shtml

Cape Town : Peace my city campaign

The DPCW provides direction so we can do it. Article 10 ‘Spreading the culture of peace’ of DPCW is already being done. The International Peace Youth Group (IPYG) is providing a new direction to turn Cape Town into a city of peace. The Gugulethu NY116 Sports Field was taken over by gangs and many people have been afraid of gang violence. But through the efforts of many people, the field was revamped with a peace mural then cleaned up again. In the city where the campaign is being held, the crime rate has dropped. Starting with this, it’s spreading across parts of South Africa.

Reference : https://www.news24.com/SouthAfrica/Local/Peoples-Post/crime-zones-turned-to-peace-zones-20180507

Urge DPCW : IPYG We Are One!!!

The IPYG is one of the two wings of HWPL and they are working with the Youth for world peace. With 851 organizations from 111 countries around the world, peace is being realized, especially in Africa with 238 groups from 28 countries. You already know, Africa has had a lot of difficulties in history. But now, with such heroic presidents as Nelson Mandela and also abundant resources and the number of young people who make up more than 60 percent of the population, the Africa shows a lot of possibilities to the world. And based on that possibility, Africa is becoming so powerful that the world can’t ignore more and more. But there are still gaps in the way to develop like that. I want to ask you a question to explain it.

Have you ever heard of the expression ‘lawless zone‘? The dictionary said simply an area without laws. But when applied in our real lives and in movies and in other media, the lawless zone is not just an area without law, but a life-threatening environment where violence, conflict and suffering are a lot and basic human right is not protected. From that, we can see how much pain can be caused by lawlessness and you can see how important the law is. The development of Africa is already on the way, but in order to leap further, the law of peace must be established in this society. The law of peace must be needed to realize such long-term plans as the Agenda 2063. Therefore the law of peace is the most important and fundamental. So, what is the law of peace?

HWPL is proposing the Declaration of Peace and Cessation of War(DPCW) as a resolution for establishing a legally binding law for peace that can fundamentally prevent war and conflict

Why is the DPCW answer to peace?

I’m sure you all know. This is 10 Articles and 38 Clauses of the DPCW that the chairman Man hee Lee created. Let me briefly explain why 10 Articles and 38 Clauses of DPCW is the law of peace and why it is the answer to peace. The DPCW consists of 10 articles. Articles 1 to 5 is talking about preventing conflict. In order to prevent conflict, they made each other friendly and unwilling to fight. And we’re making laws to make sure that there’s no weapons or troops needed for war. It also has a clause that maintains borders so that countries do not invade other countries.

Articles 6 to 7 have a complete system of resolution in case of conflict. There is a strong law that can resolve the dispute through the International Court of Justice and the UN Security Council following the order of the international community.

Articles 8 to 9 can solve religious conflicts, which are the largest percentage of all disputes. It also includes solving ethnic conflicts. Article 10 ‘Spreading the culture of peace’ emphasizes the ‘Peace education’ to leave this settled dispute as an eternal legacy for future generations.

In conclusion, the DPCW is the ultimate solution of peace that can prevent conflicts, if it happens, resolve it and leave this world peace as a eternal legacy for future generations.

What can we do for us?

So what do we do for peace? We’re working to bring the DPCW to the United Nations. And it needs the support of presidents in each country to be passed. So you can ask “What can I do?.” I’m going to give you a strong statement. Each country is made up of citizens and the president must listen to them. I really want to ask you. If you acknowledge that this is indeed the answer to peace, please be sure to support and urge your President to pass the DPCW to the United Nations. Then, this DPCW could be established as a real international law, which is the answer to peace. Therefore, this Africa will be remembered around the world as the leading continent to support the law of peace for the first time. Then, Africa with the sound foundation for peace, and South Africa, as well, will be the most advanced country in the world.

All Africans support the DPCW

So now not only we’re ready to bring DPCW to the United Nations. But also HWPL came to Africa and achieved a lot. When the chairman Man hee Lee visited the Pan African Parliament (PAP), the representative of PAP signed the MOU with HWPL. And He also supported the DPCW on behalf of the pan-African Parliament (PAP). This means that every country in Africa will support the DPCW. Also, two countries send documents that they would support the DPCW on a national level. I don’t know how much you recognize it, but it’s a huge result!!! And what I’d like to focus on the most is that the Chairman Man hee Lee declared, in 2013, we created an international law and the presidents should sign here. And then, the war will be eliminated all over the world. That’s how it really works. So it is another evidence that not only DPCW but also the reality, where what the chairman lee said comes true, are the answer to peace.

The wind of peace is blowing all the world

So I ask you again, but please urge your presidents to support this DPCW. Please write letters to presidents, promote it online & media and support the DPCW! And I hope that you will encourage not only your country, but also the presidents of Africa and the rest of the world through the Internet and the media. The Chairman Man hee Lee is right here now. Our representative of HWPL is the messenger of peace who is making the actual result of peace. In 2014, he risked his life to go the area where many people died for 40 years in the bloody conflict in Mindanao. So he met with representatives of the two religions to resolve the religious conflict that was at the cor of this civil war, and he drew a peace treaty. The Chairman Man hee Lee also created this DPCW, the answer to the war, with 21 international law experts, and now he is actually working on international legislation, urging the world and the United Nations. In a moment, our representative will come up here and introduce you to the answers of this peace. Please open your ears and remember his words in your mind and be sure to encourage your leaders.

And here we have a lot of young people coming. I really want to say something to young people. I will speak English so that these young people can hear it in person.
“Someone asked me. A young South African man said, I want to convey my opinion to the President of South Africa. But I don’t think the president will listen to me. So I answered. And I’m going to tell you this because it applies to us. One person and One voice is weak. But if we come together, we’re stronger than anyone. Please remember. You’re not alone. We’re one.”
I’ll shout before finishing. We Are One!!! Thank you very much.

African Leaders of Peace Summit

– Urge DPCW

Time : UTC 8:00-9:30, 13 August 2018
YouTube : bit.ly/2OtLPkA (Only Korean)

#29thWorldPeaceTour #HWPL #Pray4Peace #ReligiousFreedom #Peaceleader #WeAreOne #PeaceLetter #Africa_Peace #Peacelaw #DPCW_Africa

Peace is up to you :0 Good luck!

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

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 ‘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

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

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

“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?

“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

Time : UTC 13:00-14:00, 10 August 2018
YouTube : bit.ly/2vWDgah (Only Korean)

#29thWorldPeaceTour #HWPL #Pray4Peace #ReligiousFreedom #Peaceleader #WeAreOne #PeaceLetter #Africa_Peace #Peacelaw #DPCW_Africa

Peace is up to you :0 Good luck!

African Leaders of Peace Summit : Current and Former Presidents, Ministers #1

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 think they are really great. They have not given up yet and want peace. There is no one who does not care about his country’s people. I am grateful that people like them are leaders. The Chairman Man hee Lee asked, “People who are gathered here, is there any want who want war?.”

No one answered. The Chairman Lee continued that “War sacrifices many lives and destroys many buildings. If there is anyone who wants war, please raise your hand.” No one raised their hands. The Chairman Man hee Lee shouted, “When there’s war, who is the one who is fighting in front of battle line that is the youth. We are born in the same world, same generation, but their lives cannot blossom, but their lives are lost in the battle.”

What can compensate for their lives?

Who can compensate for youth’s lives

Wars of mankind : total 14,513 times.
Reason of War: 80% Religious war
Victims of War : 3.7 billion
Nobel Peace prize rewarded : 124 times

How long should we wait? We can’t stand it anymore. It is so hard and painful. My family and friends are dying. Who can compensate you for their death? To Whom? What can you do? Money never can pay it back. Nothing can repay this! Many peace awards were given, but peace was achieved?

“When the light of heaven shines in the hearts of people, it becomes the light that never fades away.”
– HWPL

The Chairman Man hee Lee & HWPL
has the Solution of PEACE

I thought I needed to hear him in more detail. The Chairman Lee continued “However, politics and laws could not compensate for the lives there was lost. Should we continue on this painful war? No matter how much money you spent builds your own house, if there is war, your building, your house will be broke down. God is peace. And we need to follow his will and achieve the world of peace. What religion talking about is peace. And the world of peace is salvation. This peace is not a matter of individual. It is the matter of the people in the earth. Therefore we need to become messengers of peace who achieve peace.”

Why HWPL? Why chairman Man hee Lee?

– peace biography of the Chairman Man Hee Lee

What is the Solution of sustaining peace? HWPL identifies the root cause of the conflict and provides a solution to peace. People stuck together to make a world without war. Mindanao, who had suffered 40 years of civil war, signed the peace agreement of HWPL and it ended years of conflict and brought peace to various places of Mindanao. The results were possible because everyone joined the peace movement in unison.

Official : http://hwpl.kr/

World Alliance of Religions’ Peace (WARP) Summit

The world is debating, practicing, and witnessing peace. The WARP Summit is widely known as the International Peace Festival, which has practical consequences. As a non-governmental peace organization, bringing people from various nations and all walks of life together is an astonishing feat. Participants say The WARP Summit is a unique event that supports humanity and peace spirit. The way in which we organize and coordinate events systematically is highly valued compared to other international events. Anyone who comes to this festival can fully experience the culture of heaven. In particular, the IPYG Card Section Performance, which 12,126 IPYG youth created, impressed various races and cultures and brought peace to the mind. The WARP Summit is becoming a world peace festival and giving the divided Korean Peninsula a new name of the nation of peace.

On September 18, 2014, two historic vows were made while the world watched, which developed into a major peace campaign of the HWPL. Leaders from various fields have fulfilled their mission and made up their minds to achieve it in this era. The noble cause t end war and keep peace for future generations is now a concrete goal before us. The WARP Summit is held to create a clear solution to achieve peace and sets a new standard for peace.

Official : http://warpsummit.org/

Law for Peace

We are creating a new order for the world. In order to fundamentally resolve international conflicts and crises, we have developed our work in a more specific and professional direction. The HWPL international law peace committee was founded to discuss ways to achieve peace through international law. It is composed of legal experts of different nationalities. After three formal committee meetings, the DPCW was drafted. On March 14, 2016, 10 articles and 38 clauses of the Declaration of Peace and Cessation of War (DPCW) was declared. Currently, there is a worldwide campaign to introduce the DPCW to the United Nations. The new international peace law, that the world is creating together, will change the history of mankind.

My posting : http://www.peacestep.com/2018/07/09/3-peace-initiative-dpcw-law-for-peace/

HWPL world alliance of religions’ peace(WARP)office

Religion is returning to its original role in restoring peace. The WARP Office was established to resolve conflicts and misunderstandings among religious groups. The Chairman Man hee Lee’s clear religious guidelines lead religious people in the right direction today.

The Chairman Man hee Lee said, “If religions are in harmony with each other, there will be no reason to fight. To achieve harmony among religions, people of religion should examine and compare their scriptures to find the truth and become one in that truth. People of religion are responsible for leading people of the world in the right path.”

In the WARP Office, leaders from various religious groups gather to discuss religion and the Bible. It is being held in major cities around the world. The purpose of this comparative study of religious scriptures is to return religion to its original role and become one religion according to the creator’s will. The WARP Office promotes understanding and harmony among many religions in the world for the peace of mankind.

My posting : http://www.peacestep.com/2018/07/13/3-peace-initiative-warp-office-alliance-of-religions/

Peace education

We are building lasting peace for future generations. Now we need education for peace. A proper education can change our future. Our children must learn the valuable values of creating a happy future for themselves and protecting it.

One law expert said, “We must educate all humanity to instill in them a love of peace so that our youth will no longer be sacrificed in war. For this purpose, we hereby resolve to participate in the peace work of HWPL as an HWPL Peace Academy and to become messengers of peace who educate about the peace movement.”

The number of HWPL Peace Academy is increasing worldwide and Peace Teachers are are teaching students about the peace movement and peace spirit of the HWPL. Through this education, children will grow into peace leaders.

My posting : http://www.peacestep.com/2018/07/04/3-peace-initiative-hwpl-peace-education/

AWARDS AND MEMORIAL

The world recognizes and remembers of HWPL. All the prizes are lasting memorial to HWPL‘s contribution to mankind. The peace prize that we really want is a actual peace on Earth.

HWPL Day is now a peace holiday enjoyed by everyone. The day of the HWPL is being announced all over the world.

HWPL DAY January 24
Mindanao Peace Agreement Day
HWPL DAY May 25
Declaration of World Peace Day
HWPL DAY September 18
World Alliance of Religions Day

A monument was erected to commemorate the day when they promised to end peace and war in the WARP summit. Many are volunteering to build the monument in their own country and testifying about the evidence of peace. The world is becoming a family beyond nationality, race, and religion.

We are walking hand in hand toward
a new era of peace. We are HWPL

African Leaders of Peace Summit

– Plenary 1: Current and Former Presidents, Ministers

Time : UTC 8:00-10:00, 10 August 2018
YouTube : bit.ly/2AURIW4 (Only Korean)

#29thWorldPeaceTour #HWPL #Pray4Peace #ReligiousFreedom #Peaceleader #WeAreOne #PeaceLetter #Africa_Peace #Peacelaw #DPCW_Africa

Peace is up to you :0 Good luck!

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 become a target of crime? Whenever I think of this, I pray. Today I saw this YouTube clip, when this fear was coming. What were they doing? They were praising. Also they danced and danced. They danced for themselves. Don’t care others, and It seemed happy to get together. The dance with beat was very natural. It was not fancy. But The Liveliness of Africa!!! They shared the prayer points, joined hands and prayed together.

I want to deal with the condemnation of the world at #2

The Whole WORLD does NOT FORGIVE

In 2007, the late Mrs. Kim was beaten with hammer by her husband. In 2017, the late Ms. Gu was choked by blocking her mouth and nose at 5:40 p.m. on December 30. After two major incidents, there is a group that is not taking any responsibility! It is the Christian Council of Korea (CCK) that aggravated coercive conversion program that violated human rights such as murder, violence, kidnapping and confinement. Coercive conversion is not a religious issue, but a serious historical crime that destroys the human spirit.

There is widespread condemnation of the human rights abuses of coercive conversion program all over the world. Ms. Gu’s death resounded through the world. The 221 U.S. media outlets including NBC, Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS), and ABC has reported extensively on the human rights issue under the title of ‘South Korea: The Olympic Games Amid Large-Scale Human Rights Protests.’ In Korea alone, there were countless protests and 120,000 citizens from each cities participated nationwide for human rights. Religious groups and politicians from all over the world hold rally voluntarily to denounce the coercive religious conversion program of the CCK. And U.N. headquarters and Washington condemn it as an act of giving religion a bad name. Korea’s dark truth was covered in about 600 reports in 41 countries.

Reference :
http://www.scoop.co.nz/stories/WO1801/S00170/young-korean-woman-dies-during-forced-religious-conversion.htm

Philippines HWPL Religious Forum
on 26 January 2018

One High Priest said, “Recently, very recently, one young lady was killed by a hard attack while she was taught by a preacher who converted her religion by compulsion. My condolence please accept on this tragic loss of the young lady. It is too bad that this accident happened among Christians who spread the spirit, just as the spirit of love. First, religions should respect and love one another, then this whole humanity will become one.”

He got angry and said, “Who are these people? Are these people pure for their religion? They are religiously violent and extremists. Moreover, they are not preaching about Jesus, they are not taking anything about the Bible. They are just extremists.”

UN Advocacy for the enactment of a law against coercive conversion programs on 30 May 2018

One priest said, “Thus, it is very important to protect freedom of religion for peaceful societies as there is no religion that promotes the conversion of religion using violence, and therefore, there is no justification for this kind of practice.”

One expert pointed out that “We must remember that religious and political extremists are a threat to individual liberty and democracy even in the 21st century.”

HWPL‘s World Alliance of Religions’ Peace Office, Washington D.C. on 2 June 2018

One religious leader said, “Organizations such as the CCK deceive people into kidnapping their loved ones in an attempt to coercively convert them to Presbyterian doctrines. These acts are violations of basic human rights and must be stopped.”

One director said, “Religious freedom is a human right and no one should be forced to change their faith against their will. There is no doubt about that.”

“No one shall be subject to coercion which would impair his freedom to have or to adopt a religion or belief of his choice.”
– International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, Article 18 paragraph 2

The Ultimate Solution is DPCW

Man-hee Lee, the chairman of HWPL, cried out that “No one should be forced to kill within religion. This issue can not stay dull. This is an act of killing religion. I do not think so. Shouldn’t those who identify themselves as religious learn and teach the will of the heavens? I do not believe that a religion of such high-level should do something this shameful.

Actually, 80 percent of the wars that panicked the world in fear are religious wars. Despite international efforts to promote religious freedom, religious discrimination are still on the rise around the world. To solve these problems, a strong international law is needed to eradicate religious discrimination and ensure religious freedom. So Man-hee Lee has appointed 21 law professionals and made international law committee.

They drafted the Declaration of Peace and Cessation of War (DPCW) 10 articles and 38 clauses. Man-hee Lee, the powerful leader, cried out “If we follow this, there’s no way for the war to break out in this world. So this drafted DPCW is presented to UN and it is waiting.”

The Solution for Sustaining Peace is
to Implement it to the Letter.

Peace Letter to Presidents

During the event, the attendees have the opportunity to fill out letters for the longing of peace and end of war to each respective heads of state. It is a collaboration with IPYG. Young people, from 84 cities in 50 countries, write peace letters to presidents of each country. How long? Until the all presidents sign for the DPCW! The wind of peace is already blowing all over the world. “World peace and restoration has begun at the same time this declaration is proclaimed.” – chairman Man-hee Lee in the Declaration of World Peace on 2013. If 4,600,000 young people (IPYG) cry out for peace, what do you think will happen next? There will be an enormous wind. The chairman Man hee Lee said, “This is what God wants, and he called himself peace. Therefore this must happen, right? This is a work of God, this is a work of Jesus and this is a work of all the people of the world.” The Africa will be saved!

“So don’t just send letters to the president of your country, but send it to the head of many nations, so that they might sign for the DPCW!” – chairman Man-hee Lee

PRAYER for PEACE & RELIGIOUS FREEDOM: Uniting Against Coercive Conversion

Time : UTC 15:00-17:30, 9 August 2018
YouTube Live : bit.ly/2KEcqZV (Only Korean)

#29thWorldPeaceTour #HWPL #Pray4Peace #ReligiousFreedom #AgainstCoerciveConversion #WeAreOne

Peace is up to you :0 Good luck!

AFRICA PRAY for PEACE & RELIGIOUS FREEDOM: Uniting Against Coercive Conversion #1

Africa prays for the World

PRAYER POINTS

For The World and the Continent

America – China, Europe etc.
Effects will be global (Economic, Socio-political)
Rain – countries facing the droughts
Just governments – promoting people’s rights, freedom and responsibilities. Entrenching equality and security for all
Strife – created by greed, hate, religious intolerance and political rivalry, consequently creating refugees and resistance movements.

“Thanks God. Giving us Opportunity to gather. we want to change the world better place. And we together pray. Africa will be saved. “

All the leaders of Africa Gathered

The ministers of all denominations and all the leaders of this community came together to bring peace. They said, “This is a historic moment!!! It is really so amazing!” (The master of ceremony made a bit of a fuss) They cried out “Please bring peace to our community! Please bring peace to our country!” Peace seems to be so precious to them. So, what is the current flow of the world?

Once Again the World is looking at the Korean Peninsula

The international community is paying keen attention to the establishment of peace on the Korean Peninsula because of the 2018 inter-Korean summit and the US-North Korea summit. When the North Korea’s Kim Jong Un and South Korea’s Moon Jae-in met for the first time, the whole world was moved and shed tears. There is also a highlight video on CNN. (http://www.peacestep.com/2018/05/09/resolving-conflicts-between-north-and-south-korea/) Kim Jong Un wrote “a new history begins now” and “an age of peace, at the starting point of history.”

But suddenly clouds are gathering on the horizon. President Donald Trump sent an official letter to North Korean leader Kim Jong Un to cancel the summit. President Trump said he knew the anger and public hostility of North Korea’s recent remarks. Especially, he said “You talk about your nuclear capabilities, but ours are so massive and powerful that I pray to God they will never have to be used.” This was a warning remark. However, the US-North Korea Summit was held!

Who is the hero of peace? Real Peace?

Some say that North Korea is the winner, the U.S. is the loser&winner, and South Korea is the loser. However it is clear that the Moon Jae-in is the midwife of the US-North Korea Summit in many ways. Mr. Moon persuaded Chairman Kim to engage himself in dialogue with the U.S. President Moon persuaded Chairman Kim to engage himself in dialogue with the U.S. By turning all the credit to President Trump, Mr. Moon made him an active participant in the North-Korea USA Summit. Bill Clinton, former president of the United States assessed it “Moon Jae-in the president is a true hero”. In the process, President Moon left a famous saying in Korean diplomatic history that “the Nobel Peace Prize is for Trump and we only need to bring peace.”

But the nation could not protect its people

The President Moon Jae-in said, “When the nation fulfills its role, the people can live without losing hope. The reason for a nation to exist is to reassure its people. It will protect them in difficult times. In order for a single person to live like a decent human being as a citizen in the Republic of Korea” But the government has turned away from their desperate appeal. Do you know the story of the late Gu Ji-in?

Earlier this year, an adult woman in her 20s died on a family trip. There was a hidden secret in the family trip. Its purpose is for coercive religious
conversion program, not real travel. Sadly, the late Ms. Gu was choked by blocking her mouth and nose at 5:40 p.m. on December 30 2017.

South Korea is a country where freedom of religion and thought is guaranteed by the constitution. But it was a sad event in which she was killed by her beloved family during a coercive conversion program, just because she was not a member of the mainstream religious body. Unfortunately, these conversion programs have happened and continue to increase.

The victims of coercive religious conversion program are 1,000 people and 77.4 percent of the victims suffered extreme trauma

According to Human Rights Association for Victims of Coercive Conversion Programs(HAC), The victims of coercive religious conversion program numbered about 1,000 from year 2003 to 2017. 96 victims were confirmed in the first half of this year alone. In a survey of 900 people from 2003 to March 2015, 52 percent claimed they were imprisoned, 42 percent of the victims were taken to coercive religious conversion program by kidnapping. It was even reported that 10 people were hospitalized in psychiatric hospitals for not being converted. More seriously, their pain didn’t end there. 77.4 percent of the victims felt extreme fear caused by a violent environment. And 65 percent of the victims suffered from mental disorders and stress due to the coercive conversion program process and the environment.

Official homepage : HAC http://endcoerciveconversion.org/

There is widespread condemnation of the human rights abuses of coercive conversion program all over the world. I’ll deal with this at #2.

The Whole WORLD does NOT FORGIVE

PRAYER for PEACE & RELIGIOUS FREEDOM: Uniting Against Coercive Conversion

Time : UTC 15:00-17:30, 9 August 2018
YouTube Live : bit.ly/2KEcqZV (Only Korean)

#29thWorldPeaceTour #HWPL #Pray4Peace #ReligiousFreedom #AgainstCoerciveConversion #WeAreOne

Peace is up to you :0 Good luck!

[D-1] The wind of peace is blowing all over the world #6

Why was 2018 inter-Korean summit held?

A STEP TOWARDS PEACE [D-1] The wind of peace is blowing all over the world #6 wind of peace WeAreOne TogetherForPeace TOGETHER FOR PEACE TOGETHER FOR A NEW START Peacewalk messenger of peace Legislate Peace Campaign Kim Jong-Un IPYG inter-Korean summit HWPL HighFive DPCW ANewStart 2018 inter-Korean summit #525_peacewalk

Frankly speaking, I don‘t know the political or economic viewpoint. I can‘t know why he acted like that. I don‘t know whether what he has shown us is real or imagined. Who knows? Nobody knows. Who knows what will happen in the future? Who knew Rome would collapse? But I know something. On second thought, 2018 inter-Korean summit really doesn’t make sense. But why is it possible? A great flow is moving. The wind of peace is blowing all over the world!

TOGETHER FOR A NEW START
TOGETHER FOR PEACE

Kim Jong Un signed at the Peace House

He wrote “a new history begins now” and “an age of peace, at the starting point of history”

#ANewStart #TogetherForPeace #WeAreOne

THE EYES OF ALL OVER THE WORLD ARE ON HERE

How does the world move?

– The whole world is rolling –

Starting on 14 March, 2018 in Seoul, Korea, 2nd Anniversary of the Declaration of Peace and Cessation of War (DPCW) was commemorated in 166 cities of 71 countries in succession. Approximately 110,000 participants appealed with one voice that every global citizen should become a messenger of peace as the duty of our time. And 630 events of Legislate peace campaign was held in 176 countries with over 1 million participants.

“We hope that the United Nations will approve and adopt the DPCW of HWPL. We will witness together and Ukraine will be the first country to ratify the declaration.”
– A Former Judge of the Ukraine Supreme Court Yelyzaveta Kovtyuk

“Nothing can be solved through war. We need a real solution that can solve all sorts of conflicts.”
– The head of the Islamic Culture Department of Iraq Mr. Tariq Sarhan

“630 events 176 countries 1 million participants”

“When the light of heaven shines in the hearts of people, it becomes the light that never fades away.”
– HWPL

THE WORLD IS MOVING FASTER AND FASTER TOWARD PEACE

[D-1] 5th Annual Commemoration of the Declaration of World Peace

I will come back to Korea after a long time and I will be able to participate in this event tomorrow. I am so glad to be at the center of the peace. There were many peace groups and many peace movements, but none of them achieved peace. In the end, what I felt here was that HWPL has the answer! Come here and feel it for yourself!!

Live at UTC/GMT AM 01:30
Youtube : https://t.co/AoJ6rvAzIH (Click)
HWPL : bit.ly/2qiP95f (Click)

#HighFive #DPCW #525_peacewalk
#TogetherForPeace #peacewalk #HWPL #IPYG

1️⃣ Germany’s Essen Turns into a “City of Peace” 🌱

2️⃣ Japan’s Youth Walk Together for Peace 🌟

3️⃣ Cameroon’s Peace Walk and Environmental Campaign 💡

4️⃣ “We Are One” – A Global Step Toward Lasting Peace ❤️

Peace is up to you :0 Good luck!

🌍 One Heart, One World: Man Hee Lee’s Peace Story Spreads Across Continents ✨

🌈 Diversity in Unity: Madagascar Unites for Peace ✨

🧹 Helping Hands in Germany: Refugee Support on World Refugee Day 💪

A Sacred Space in the U.S.: Peace Talk in a Buddhist Temple 🌸

🌍 We Are One: What This Means for Us ❤️

📌 Peace Recap

🎖️Veterans Who Fought for Peace, Not Just War

📜 Peace Is a Legacy, Not Just a Dream

🧠 Education: Planting the Seeds of Peace

💬 Peace Is Everyone’s Job — Especially the Youth

✅ Final Thoughts: Peace Is Personal

525 Peace Walk has begun!

The Power of Restarted Offline Walking

HWPL’s 10th Annual Commemoration of the Declaration of World Peace and the Peace Walk

Peace is up to you :0 Good luck!

African Leaders of Peace Summit

Cape Town : Peace my city campaign

Urge DPCW : IPYG We Are One!!!

Why is the DPCW answer to peace?

What can we do for us?

All Africans support the DPCW

The wind of peace is blowing all the world

African Leaders of Peace Summit

Peace is up to you :0 Good luck!

African Leaders of Peace Summit

Plenary 2: Speakers of National Assembly

The DPCW is based on the U.N. Charter

The Problems of Africa

What is the DPCW different from others?

African Leaders of Peace Summit

Peace is up to you :0 Good luck!

African Leaders of Peace Summit

Who can compensate for youth’s lives

The Chairman Man hee Lee & HWPL has the Solution of PEACE

Why HWPL? Why chairman Man hee Lee?

African Leaders of Peace Summit

Peace is up to you :0 Good luck!

Africa prays for the World

The Whole WORLD does NOT FORGIVE

Philippines HWPL Religious Forum on 26 January 2018

UN Advocacy for the enactment of a law against coercive conversion programs on 30 May 2018

HWPL‘s World Alliance of Religions’ Peace Office, Washington D.C. on 2 June 2018

The Ultimate Solution is DPCW

Peace Letter to Presidents

PRAYER for PEACE & RELIGIOUS FREEDOM: Uniting Against Coercive Conversion

Peace is up to you :0 Good luck!

Africa prays for the World

All the leaders of Africa Gathered

Once Again the World is looking at the Korean Peninsula

Who is the hero of peace? Real Peace?

But the nation could not protect its people

The victims of coercive religious conversion program are 1,000 people and 77.4 percent of the victims suffered extreme trauma

PRAYER for PEACE & RELIGIOUS FREEDOM: Uniting Against Coercive Conversion

Peace is up to you :0 Good luck!

Why was 2018 inter-Korean summit held?

Kim Jong Un signed at the Peace House

How does the world move?

“630 events 176 countries 1 million participants”

[D-1] 5th Annual Commemoration of the Declaration of World Peace

Peace is up to you :0 Good luck!

The Chairman Man hee Lee & HWPL
has the Solution of PEACE

Philippines HWPL Religious Forum
on 26 January 2018