After 2nd annual commemoration of the warp summit: testimony of participants

Last september, 2nd annual commemoration of the WARP had held in Seoul, Korea.
All countries of the world a number of politicians and religious men had impressed. Also plenty of foreign news had reported a case this ceremony and several peaceful news. Above all I intens to introduce impressions of partial participants. Why don't we listen to their reactions?

 ‘The 2nd Annual Commemoration of the WARP Summit and Peace Festival’ hosted by Heavenly Culture, World Peace, Restoration of Light (HWPL) ended in a grand scale. All the presenters of the Summit have urged the global citizens to participate in the ‘Declaration of Peace and Cessation of War’ which HWPL is pursuing for the future of humanity.

 

 

Feelings of  all countries of the world politic and religious leaders

 H.E. Ivo Josipovic, Former President of Croatia
 We have a big responsibility to pass a world free of wars to the next generation. This particularly is essential to the political and religious leaders as this is ethical and logical challenges to all of us.

Adel Omar Sherif, Deputy Chief Justice of Supreme Constitutional Court, Egypt 
I would sincerely appreciate to all of those involved in this project to build a dream for peace into reality. What an emotional event this is!

Hrant Bagratyan, Former Prime Minister of Armenia
I, and many others, are live witnesses of Chairman Lee and HWPL for their commitment and dedication for world peace. Our daily lives are slowly but gradually becoming peaceful.





 Tep Vong , Supreme Patriarch of Cambodia 
I strongly believe that by cooperation from all participants of all fields, we can take all those contributions for the sustainable peace, prosperity, and happiness of all people in this world. 





Adly Hussein, Vice Minister of Justice of Egypt
The Declaration will help find solutions by figuring out the cause of conflict in a very progressive way.The DPCW should be adopted into an international law and be brought into the UN. 





 Paula Lorena Rodriguez Lima, Senator of Parlamento Centroamericano, Guatemala 
It is also equally important to protect the human rights of women. It will be essential to promote activities by the representatives of women for each country by urging each of the governments to support the DPCW.



 Seyd Reza Hosseini Nassab, Grand Ayatola of Canada
World of peace is paradise whereas it is hell with war. To accomplish holy objectives like peace, it is imperative to implement and legislate the DPCW into a valid international law soon.

 

 Edita Tahiri, Minister of Kosovo 
Our people really need peace. The DPCW must and will be successful because many policies forget about the real people, but this Declaration remembers its people.

Leokadiia Gerasymenko, Head of Women's Union, Ukraine
No country in this planet is guaranteed of peace and security today. Therefore we support the Declaration of Peace and Cessation of War (DPCW).

Yeonsook Lee, Former Minister of Korea 
Reunification must be done to finally fulfill peace. 3.6 billion women, who have produced half of the world’s population, must take the initiatives to end war.

 

 

Odeta Nishani, First Lady of Albania

This conference, working with various groups together, will have a chance to explore and find ways to realize-maybe small—but significant steps towards a better future.

 

 

 

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Peace meaning: peace and love have arrived on earth by 2nd annual commemoration of the warp

Nowadays, non-govermental organization HWPL, IWPG and IPYG are well-known for international peace movements. What does it mean? Private organizations have acted peace and love in many country the world and many world have acknowledged and supported activities of HWPL, IWPG and  IPYG.
We should think about this tendency. Let it think about peace on today below contents.

Article 1: Prohibit the threat or use of force

Article 1 addresses the prohibition of the use of (military) force between states, which is affirmed and further exemplified in the call to respect the territorial integrity of a state. According to Article 2 of the UN Charter, states refrain from the use of force that can degrade the purposes of the UN, maintaining peace and security in our globe.

Still, violence and conflicts for the last decades have raised questions about the applicability of this principle. To further develop and protect the international system of peace designated in the UN Charter, the DPCW reaffirms that aggression should be condemned as an international crime and demands that states are responsible for prohibition of violence promoted by any individuals or organizations.

Article 2: Reduce War Potential and Repurpose Weapons to Benefit Humanity

This is a more fundamental, developed approach from how to resolve conflict and reduce ensuing damage to how to achieve peace before the conflict leads to war. The most practical mechanism of peace and prevention of war potential is an agreement and respect on cessation of war in the international society as a whole.

Refraining from the use of force should not mean elimination of all the human or material resources. Rather, constructive form of disarmament should be based on transformation of the resources to
benefit the community.

Article 4: Prohibit Coercion against Internationally Recognized State Boundaries

Article 4 describes how states can contribute to deterrence of violent actions in the international society and the establishment of an environment of peacebuilding, especially stating possible acts of aggression in the multilateral scope. (“by a state, a group of states, an organization of states or an armed group or by any foreign or external entity”)

It should also be noted that the form of coercion includes not just the use of armed force but other sources of threat including economic and political means. Accordingly, with understanding today’s interdependent world as a global village resulting from diverse human interactions and material exchanges, the article provided a timely, accurate access to peacebuilding in terms of the fact that discreet approaches and decision making by states are required to restrict proliferation of conflicts and settle disputes in peaceful means.


We can make peace and love of this age without gender, languages and frontier.
Peace is not far to us!