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We must shift the arms race into a 'peace race.'
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Speeches
E.N. Dhakal - Toward an Era of Universal Peace in Africa and the World Print E-mail
By Hon. Ek Nath Dhakal, Member of Parliament of Nepal   
Sunday, July 17, 2011

“I dream of an Africa which is in peace with itself.” Ladies and Gentlemen, this is a quote of an African hero Nelson Mandela. Then how Africa can attain such peace with itself? We need responsible leadership and good governance to accomplish it.

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J. Corley: What Values Should Define Sustainable Growth? Print E-mail
By Jack Corley, Chair, UPF-UK   
Wednesday, July 06, 2011

One of the major concerns of the Universal Peace Federation is how to promote programs that encourage young people in particular with a vision of leadership to build peaceful societies. It is our firm conviction that good leadership requires good character as a foundation, together with well-developed management skills. So often in today’s world, however, management skills and methodologies are emphasized while the fundamental importance of good character and values are overlooked. How, then, does one develop the qualities of good character? We at the Universal Peace Federation believe that the family is a “school of love and ethics” and the foundation stone of a peaceful society.

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Y.C. Song: What Values Should Define Sustainable Growth? Print E-mail
By Dr. Yong Cheon Song, Chair, UPF - Europe   
Wednesday, July 06, 2011

Since the fundamental issue is one of values, Dr. Moon and UPF have initiated numerous programs in areas such as character education and good governance that stimulate discussion in this area and make people aware of the need to consider the value systems which underlie the way in which we run our politics and economies. I am convinced that through collaborative efforts we can make a vital contribution to the betterment of humankind’s situation and provide a hopeful future for our children and for generations to come.

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A. Khanson: Rise and Fall of Inadequate Leadership Print E-mail
By Author Qamrul A. Khanson   
Saturday, June 11, 2011

An adequate leader in his domain is the one who has the support of most and fulfills the need of the people and nation without fear of persecution and terror among his/her people. From such an understanding, effective leadership is the ability to successfully integrate and maximize available resources within the internal and external environment for the attainment of organizational or societal goals.

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D. Razakaria: The Family as a Foundation for Interreligious and International Peace Print E-mail
By Daniel Razakaria, pastor, Seventh-Day Adventist Church, Montreal, Canada   
Wednesday, May 18, 2011

We all agree on the importance of the family as a foundation for interreligious and international peace. The question is how to communicate these values to the families so that they can be the foundation of peace in the world.

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E. Tokuno: Address to Annual UPF-Eurasia Conference Print E-mail
By Eiji Tokuno, Chairman, UPF-Eurasia   
Saturday, April 09, 2011

The mission of the Universal Peace Federation is to establish a universal civilization of peace, a world in which people of all races, religions, nationalities, ethnicities and cultures live together in harmony, cooperation, mutual well-being, as one family under God, centered on universally shared values. UPF-Eurasia carries this vision with practical activities in the 15 nations of the former Soviet Union, Mongolia and China. UPF Peace Ambassadors strive to bring about concrete changes in all realms of society: politics, religion, economy, education, the media, etc.

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Y.C. Song: Address to Conference in Geneva on Human Rights and Dignity Print E-mail
By Young-Cheol Song, Chair, UPF-Europe   
Saturday, March 26, 2011

The past 60 years or so have seen great advances in the quest to secure the rights of all human beings, and Europe can feel justifiably proud of the seminal role that it has played in this process. We recognize that there remains an enormous amount of work to be done if we are to build a world of lasting peace wherein all people live together in mutual respect, harmony, and cooperation for the well-being of all.

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B. Atim: Address on International Women's Day Print E-mail
By Belinda Atim, Global Health Advocacy Officer, TB Alert (UK)   
Wednesday, March 09, 2011

We women want equal rights; we also want the vote; we want improved working conditions for women. This was the historic moment in world history, on March 8, 1911, when the International Women’s Day was born.

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F. Hodgson: Address on the Centennial of International Women's Day Print E-mail
By Lady Fiona Hodgson, President, National Conservative Convention, UK   
Tuesday, March 08, 2011

Helping women is about helping the whole of society: when you invest in women, they invest that money into their families and you are investing in future generations. Women do not wish to be seen as victims. If we can help support women, they have the ability to transform their societies and can be the most powerful agents for change.

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E.R. Borris: Forgiveness and the Healing of Nations Print E-mail
By Dr. Eileen R. Borris, President, Global Peace Initiatives   
Tuesday, March 08, 2011

Presentation given at the parallel event of the 55th Commission on the Status of Women, which drew over a hundred women to a day-long seminar concluded by an interfaith peace ceremony. More on the Event.

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U.J. Ogwu: Women and the World at a Turning Point Print E-mail
By H.E. U. Joy Ogwu, Permanent Representative of Nigeria to the United Nations   
Wednesday, March 02, 2011

A peaceful society must find a place for all its citizens, finding a place even for those who were once oppressors as well as the oppressed. And I believe that in this endeavor women can and should play the principal role in this challenging task of reconciliation and forgiveness. We believe that when women sit at the peace table, negotiations will not only move faster but they will be assured to achieve the desired results.

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K. Marende: Solidarity and Partnership in Pursuit of World Peace Print E-mail
By Hon. Kenneth Marende, Speaker of the Kenyan National Assembly   
Sunday, February 27, 2011

Each of you are demonstrating that you are making a difference by standing up for the ideal of peace that transcends race and religion — universal peace. This is the key to our coexistence and development. It goes to show how small acts when multiplied across the world by millions of people can transform it.

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