On April 2nd, let us also ignite peace within our interior
Who has not at times, in moments of fear, difficulty and discouragement, asked for help in their interior, according to their beliefs, to a loved one who is or has…
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In Europe, Ukraine, Russia and all over the world, people want peace while governments demand more and more weapons and human resources for war.
We demand the right to health, education, work and a liveable planet, but governments are dragging us into all-out war.
The only chance to avoid the worst lies in the awakening of human beings and the ability of people to organise themselves.
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David Swanson – World BEYOND War – Supports April 2nd
World BEYOND War supports getting in the streets everywhere on April 2nd for peace and nonviolent action with Europe for Peace. World BEYOND War members in Europe will spread the…
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Active nonviolence, the only way out of the folly of war
Very often, the word nonviolence conjures up the image of good people who do not harm others and who, in general, prefer to avoid conflict. Nonviolence is associated with a…
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Chilean Deputy Hirsch supports the call for April 2nd
Tomás Hirsch, humanist Deputy Hirsch of the Chilean National Congress, supports the Europe for Peace call for 2 April. “As president of Humanist Action and Humanist Deputy in the Chilean…
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Chomsky: Change can only come about through mass protest by ordinary people
In 2007, we requested Chomsky to sign the Europe for Peace declaration and to support the campaign to prevent the construction of the US Space Shield in the Czech Republic,…
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On 2 April we converge on Peace. Open letter to civil society
Good morning, we would like to share with you some brief reflections and a proposal. We know that the possible evolution of the conflict in Ukraine depends on the involvement…
Read more Active nonviolence, the only way out of the folly of war
Very often, the word nonviolence conjures up the image of good people who do not harm others and who, in general, prefer to avoid conflict. Nonviolence is associated with a form of passivity, with not being violent, or even with not asserting ones own rights and reasons.
This is far removed from the philosophy and practice of nonviolence.