INTERNATIONAL DAY OF PEACE: Renewing Commitment for Dialogue and Solidarity

September 21, 2009

Peace is possible.

As we celebrate the International Day of Peace, today September 21, we continue to hope that the collective action for peace will bring about changes in the lives of the peoples. Conflict continues to persist in various parts of the world.

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One Step Forward Another Step Needed

September 21, 2009

Civil society groups play an important role in conflict prevention and peace management.  This was demonstrated by the establishment of the Global Partnership for the Prevention of Armed Conflict (GPPAC), a global civil society led network which seeks to build an international consensus on peacebuilding and the prevention of violent conflict. In Mindanao, as in elsewhere, civil society groups have worked together with communities in strengthening local base response as well as in ensuring the protection of civilians in situations of armed conflict. The Initiatives for International Dialogue (IID) welcome the signing between the government and the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) of a framework of agreement on the formation of the International Contact Group (ICG), in recognition of the role of international non government organizations and interested countries in the peace process

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Mindanao Peace Initiative by Gene Alcantara

September 21, 2009

Mindanao Peace Initiative by Gene Alcantara Dear Friends and Kababayans Gene Alcantara You will know that the conflict in Mindanao continues to cause pain and suffering, dislocation and costs in terms of the economy, loss of human life, increased poverty and destruction of localities. As we have also seen recently the situation allows kidnap-for-ransom activities which create fear and deflect tourism and investment in the region. I am writing to tell you that a Mindanao Peace Initiative was launched during the Global Peace Festival Mindanao in September 2008

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Universal Peace Federation – Peace Council

September 17, 2009

Universal Peace Federation (UPF) – Peace Council 43 Lancaster Gate July 4th, 2009 Link for Photos: UPF Peace Council – July 4th 2009 Greetings from Lord King of West Bromwich – UPF Patron Ambassador for Peace Award Recipients The UPF Peace Council was held last Saturday on July 4th in order to gather together branches and committees of UPF across the UK. It was useful to promote the work of committees to those activists in parts of the UK where is less activity. It was also useful to identify new areas in which there is interest to develop UPF activities

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Mindanao Peace Initiative – UK: Filipino Evening

September 17, 2009

Mindanao Peace Initiative – UK: Filipino Evening Wednesday 5 August 2009 There was a Filipino evening in London last night at which Gene Alcantara introduced the Mindanao Peace Initiative – UK to the local Filipino community. There were several purposes for the evening: -  Launching the Mindanao Peace Initiative UK – an initiative that seeks to promote peace in Mindanao, through projects in education, youth service activities, and other initiatives to bring young and old from different communities together in this Philippine area of Christian-Muslim conflict, as well as awareness-raising in the UK

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