Global Peace in Action: HWPL’s Latest 4 Inspiring Initiatives

1. 🌍 Building a Better World Together: HWPL Peace Forum in Madagascar 🕊️

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On April 29th, HWPL and INSCAE hosted a peace forum at INSCAE in Madagascar. The event had 200 attendees, including former ministers, government officials, educators, and youth groups. The forum featured a main session and sub-sessions, focusing on peace initiatives.

Key highlights:

  • Main Session: MOU signing between HWPL and educational institutions, including INSCAE and 14 public elementary schools involved in the HWPL Peace Library Project.
  • Sub-Sessions: Topics included peace journalism, youth empowerment, volunteerism, religious harmony, and women’s peace initiatives. Sessions aimed to form working groups for ongoing peace efforts.

INSCAE emphasized the importance of such events for student growth. A Former Minister praised HWPL’s progress and pledged his support.

Let’s keep building a peaceful world together! ✌️🌟

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‘Building a Better World Together’, HWPL Peace Forum Held in Madagascar – HWPL

2. 🏃‍♂️ Marathon Magic: HWPL Volunteers Rock the 6th Gijang Bada Run! 🏃‍♀️

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On April 28th, over 100 volunteers from HWPL Global4 branch supported the 6th Gijang Bada Marathon at Osiria Question Mark Park, Busan. They ensured a smooth event, helping with baggage storage, race guidance, water stations, medal distribution, and more. Their efforts allowed participants to enjoy the marathon safely and comfortably.

Key highlights:

  • Volunteer Roles: Managed baggage, guided race start, operated water stations, distributed medals, assisted stage events, and ran a service center.
  • Post-Marathon Cleanup: Volunteers cleaned and sorted trash, leaving the venue spotless.
  • Community Engagement: Introduced HWPL’s peace activities, gaining new supporters.

A Head monk praised the volunteers’ dedication, crucial for the event’s success. An HWPL official shared the joy of seeing marathoners happy and enjoying the event.

Let’s keep spreading peace and joy! 🌟🏅

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HWPL Global4 Branch Office: Promoting and Volunteering Activities for the 6th Gijang Bada Marathon Tournament – HWPL

3. 🌍 Honoring Sacrifice: HWPL’s 11th Annual Peace Commemoration in Incheon 🌍

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On May 25, 2024, HWPL Global 9th Branch held the 11th Annual Commemoration of the Declaration of World Peace at Wolmido, Incheon. Themed “Peace Born from Sacrifice, Toward a Universal Value Transcending Time,” the event was co-hosted with the Korea War Allied Nations Friendship Association and sponsored by the Ministry of Patriots and Veterans Affairs. About 300 attendees, including Korean War veterans, gathered to honor the sacrifices made for peace.

HWPL’s Chairman, Man-Hee Lee, is also a Korean War veteran. As a frontline combatant, he experienced the horrors of war firsthand, which is why he was able to speak out for peace.

Key highlights:

  • Event Theme: Honoring the sacrifices of Korean War veterans and promoting peace.
  • Activities: Letters of appreciation were presented to veterans, recognizing their service.

Dong-Mun Shin, honorary president of HWPL Global 9th Branch, pledged to continue spreading awareness of the sacrifices made during the Korean War. An IPYG member highlighted the importance of learning from history to prevent future conflicts.

Let’s honor the past and build a peaceful future together! ✌️🌟

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HWPL Global 9th Branch Held the 11th Annual Commemoration of the Declaration of World Peace in Incheon – HWPL

4. ❤️ Giving Hope: HWPL’s Heartwarming Dinner for Guinea’s Children ❤️

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On May 24th, HWPL Global 5 Branch and Guinea GSP Antag Plus hosted a volunteer event in Conakry, Guinea, themed ‘Giving Hope to Children for a Better World of Peace.’ This event supported children affected by the December 2023 oil tank explosion. With the help of six volunteers, food was provided to 2,000 students.

Key highlights:

  • Event Theme: Supporting children affected by the oil tank explosion.
  • Volunteer Efforts: Provided hamburgers and drinks to 300 students and snacks to 1,700 students at Soloprimo Elementary School.
  • Community Impact: Introduced HWPL’s peace activities, with students expressing gratitude and unity by shouting “We are one!”

A CEO emphasized the importance of this activity as a foundation for future HWPL peace efforts in Guinea. The event also allowed staff and parents to experience HWPL peace education.

Let’s keep spreading hope and peace! 🌍❤️

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Giving Hope to Children for a Better World of Peace – HWPL

🌟 Let’s Spread the Culture of Peace Together! 🌟

As we’ve seen through these incredible events, from peace forums in Madagascar to volunteer activities in Guinea, the spirit of peace and unity is alive and thriving. Each of us has the power to make a difference, no matter where we are. 🌍✨

By coming together, supporting one another, and participating in peace initiatives, we can build a better world for future generations. Let’s continue to honor the sacrifices of those who came before us and work tirelessly to create a harmonious and peaceful world. 🕊️❤️

Remember, every small act of kindness and every effort towards peace counts. Let’s shout “We are one!” and spread the culture of peace far and wide. Together, we can achieve a brighter, more peaceful future. 🌟✌️

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Peace is up to you :0 Good luck!

625 Korean War after 70 years

The Korean War was a war between North Korea and South Korea. The war began on 25 June 1950 when North Korea invaded South Korea.

At the end of World War II, the Soviet Union and the United States liberated Korea from imperial Japanese colonial control on 15 August 1945. But peace did not last five years, and countless people killed each other.

It is incomprehensible to think that both South and North Koreans suffered a great deal from Japanese colonialism. However, it is understandable to see that strong countries around the world have been playing politics over the Korean Peninsula.

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Whose advantage is this? The people only die every time. What does it mean to them? A vain ideology? Who can repay the life?

  • Dates: Jun 25, 1950 – Jul 27, 1953
  • Total civilians killed: 2–3 million
  • South Korea: 990,968 killed/wounded
  • North Korea: 1,550,000 killed/wounded

Also, there were not a few cases of torture, atrocities, massacres and sexual assaults common in wars. There are many movies and books. Was there any happiness in it?

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Dr. Victor Frankl says that even in that situation, one finds meaning in life. But war is all a tragedy. It’s just pain. Countless Korean War veterans testify. Who can compensate for the tragedy of war?

Mr. Man Hee Lee, a Korean War veteran, said the bullets and shells rained down, and they don’t know if their colleague was dead or alive. He couldn’t take off bloody military uniform. It was a tragedy of fratricidal conflict.

Why do we repeat tragedy? Someone might be trying to get a benefit. Is it a virtue that I live better than others? I won’t raise my child like this. I want to raise a child who can be ashamed of having a lot.

I wish I could become such a wonderful adult.

Peace is up to you :0 Good luck!