HWPL's Path to World Peace
Together Peace 2013
Proclaimed the Declaration of World Peace
2014
Hosted the September 18th HWPL World Peace Summit Signed the Agreement to Propose the Enactment of International Law for the Cessation of Wars and World Peace Signed the World Alliance of Religions Agreement
2015
Inaugurated the HWPL International Law Peace Committee
2016
Proclaimed the 10 Articles and 38 Clauses of the Declaration of Peace and Cessation of War (DPCW) Spread the Legislate Peace (LP) Project
2017
Established the Collaborative Governance for Development and Implementation of the Declaration of Peace and Cessation of War
2018
Urged Support for the DPCW through Peace Letter Campaign
2019
LP Activities to Support the Implementation of Sustainable International Law for Peace Based on the DPCW
Contents 1
HWPL’s Peace Movement
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HWPL’s Steps Towards Peace
Overview
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Encounters Made by Peace
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Fulfilling the Three Promises Made at the HWPL World Peace Summit
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Steps Towards World Peace and Cessation of War
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Overview of World Peace Tours
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Cooperating with IGOs and Major Organizations
MOA with a University-Affiliated Institute I nstitute for Peace and Security Studies, Addis Ababa University (IPSS) MOU and MOA with an NGO
The Coalition of Caribbean Leaders for Peace T he Institute for Advanced Studies in Levant Culture and Civilization (ISACCL)
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F oundation for Integration and Development of Latin America
5th Anniversary of the Fall of Communism in 2 Eastern Europe
Verkhovna Rada People’s Assembly of Ukraine
MOU Signed with the Pan-African Parliament (PAP)
“ International Movement” Spiritual-Moral Civilization ujeres que Cambian El Mundo (Women Who M Change the World), USA
Goseong Peace Conference
MOU with a Religious Organization
T he Institute for Advanced Studies in Levant Culture and Civilization
Korean Buddhism Jogyejong Conference
Peace of Mindanao
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News of Peace Delivered to the UN
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Peace Education
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Peace Lecture
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MOU with a Local Government
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The City of Maywood, California, USA 52
Parañaque City Public Library, Philippines MOU with an IGO The Pan-African Parliament (PAP)
Ethiopian Islamic Affairs Supreme Council MOA and MOU for Peace Education
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MOAs for Peace Education MOUs for Peace Education
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Agreements
Târgu Mureș City, Romania MOU with a Public Office
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Guru Gobind Singh Study Circle
WPL - Pacific Islands Comprehensive Agreement H on Advocacy for the DPCW
MOA, MOU
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T he International Centre for Black Sea-Baltic Studies and Consensus Practices
eace Message Delivered in Africa, Addis Ababa P Summit
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MOU with the Media
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Cessation of Wars and World Peace Agreement
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Agreement to Propose the Enactment of International Law for the Cessation of Wars and World Peace
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World Alliance of Religions Agreement
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Goseong Agreement
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HWPL - Pacific Islands Comprehensive Agreement on Advocacy for the DPCW
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Support from National Levels and IGOs
Support from an IGO
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T he DPCW Adopted as a Resolution at the Central American Parliament Support from a National Level
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Seychelles eSwatini Comoros Antigua and Barbuda Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Support from the National Parliament
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The National Assembly of Ecuador
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Letter of Support for the DPCW
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Letter of Support for the Peaceful Reunification of the Korean Peninsula
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Responses to Peace Letters
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HWPL Peace Advisory Council
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HWPL Publicity Ambassador
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HWPL International Law Peace Committee
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HWPL Solidarity of Religions’ Peace Committee
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HWPL Peace Educators
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Letter of Support for the DPCW
Letter of Support for the Peaceful Reunification of the Korean Peninsula
Responses to Peace Letters
List of Members
HWPL’s Peace Movement
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HWPL’s Path to World Peace
HWPL’s Peace Movement
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Overview
HWPL’s Peace Movement with the Whole World
Heavenly Culture, World Peace, Restoration of Light (HWPL), founded in 2013, is an international peace organization working globally to realize peace and cessation of war, a common goal of the global community. HWPL is associated with the UN Department of Global Communications (DGC) and in Special Consultative Status with the UN Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC). It is a non-governmental organization registered with the Seoul Metropolitan Government in accordance with Article 32 of Civil Act and Article 4 of Rules on Establishment and Supervision of Non-profit Corporations under the jurisdiction of the South Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs. As a peaceful solution to conflicts, HWPL proposed a new international document on peace. It Mr. Man Hee Lee, the chairman of HWPL and a veteran of the Korean War, has gone on more than
is also providing platforms for harmony and dialogue to resolve ethnic and religious disputes,
30 world tours, encouraging global citizens to “become messengers of peace and leave a legacy
which are noted as the main causes of modern war. Furthermore, to help future generations
of peace for future generations.” The experts and leaders in politics, religion, education, media,
grow into leaders who will open a new era of peace, HWPL is presenting peace education that
law, and more that HWPL has encountered along the way have agreed with HWPL’s solution for
can develop upright values and character in students.
peace and promised their cooperation. In 2016, HWPL and international law experts worked together to draft the Declaration of Peace At the 2014 HWPL World Peace Summit, held in Seoul, Republic of Korea, from 16 to 19 September
and Cessation of War (DPCW), which spells out how everyone - from governments to international
2014, former and current heads of state, chief justices, and political leaders from around the
organizations to civil societies to individuals - can participate in achieving peace and cessation of
world signed the Agreement to Propose the Enactment of International Law for the Cessation of
war. Since 2018, citizens around the world have sent over 600,000 Peace Letters to leaders in 192
Wars and World Peace. Meanwhile, 422 leaders of 18 religions from different nationalities signed
countries, urging them to support the DPCW so that its principles of peace may be introduced
the World Alliance of Religions Agreement, promising to cooperate in ending conflicts caused
into international law, and many leaders have replied. The voices of global citizens calling for
by religion. Also, the International Women’s Peace Group (IWPG), the International Peace Youth
peace are growing in strength and unity.
Group (IPYG), and heads of civil society organizations expressed support for these initiatives and participated in a peace walkathon to urge the global community to join the cause.
This booklet is a manifestation of support for HWPL from governments, organizations, and citizens around the world who want peace and cessation of war. Please find in this booklet the
It is not an overstatement to say that the promises made at the 2014 HWPL World Peace Summit
path that HWPL has taken joined by the whole world, proof that a peaceful world is possible in
served as stepping stones for all of the peace initiatives of HWPL.
our generation, and global citizens’ strong desire for peace.
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HWPL’s Peace Movement
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Encounters Made by Peace
Since 2013, HWPL’s Peace Delegation has gone on over 30 world tours, with a solution for peace and
On 15 October 2013, Chairman Lee and Mr.
cessation of war in hand. Out of all countries, the first place that the delegation visited was Ethiopia,
Emil Constantinescu, the third president of
where they had a special encounter. In other countries as well, they met former and current heads of state,
Romania, had their first meeting. Impressed by
who are now part of HWPL’s peace network. All encounters were made possible by peace.
HWPL’s commitment to peace and cessation of war, Mr. Constantinescu promised to join the effort. Ever since then, he has provided active support for HWPL’s peace movement, such as arranging an occasion for HWPL and former heads of Eastern European countries to join their hands.
Emil Constantinescu, 3rd President of Romania
During the 6th, 9th, and several other World Peace Tours
As so many casualties have been caused in the long conflict between Palestine and Israel, the two sides have wished for peace desperately. Chairman Lee had a talk with Mr. Mahmoud Girma Wolde-Giorgios, 3 President of Ethiopia rd
Abbas, the second president of Palestine,
3 Dec 2012 during the 3rd World Peace Tour, National Palace, Ethiopia
where he introduced the achievements from the World Peace Tours and asked the
H.E. Girma Wolde-Giorgios, the former president of Ethiopia, held a peace talk with Chairman Lee of HWPL,
president to work together to achieve peace
whose volunteer work the president had heard from his special adviser. Mr. Wolde-Giorgis, 88 years old at
and cessation of war. In response, Mr. Abbas
the time, had difficulty moving and felt sorry about welcoming the guest in his seat. Since Ethiopia is one
signed a peace agreement, expressing
of the countries that participated in the Korean War, the president was greatly interested in the peaceful
support for the cessation of armed conflicts
reunification of Korea, and he had a deep conversation with Chairman Lee about peace of the Korean
and the implementation of peace policies
peninsula and the world. Mahmoud Abbas, 2nd President of Palestine 4 Dec 2015 during the 22nd World Peace Tour, Presidential Palace of Palestine
throughout society. He later sent a letter with his opinions concerning the draft of an international document on peace, which HWPL was preparing at the time.
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Encounters Made by Peace
HWPL’s Peace Movement
World Leaders that HWPL Encountered
Lothar de Maiziere
Girma Wolde Giorgios
Jacob Zuma
Fidel V. Ramos
Steven Kaliba
Hans Modrow
Tarja Kaarina Halonen
Mari Kiviniemi
Kjell Mahnus Bondevik
Alfred Gusenbauer
Danilo Türk
Milan Kučan
Emil Constantinescu
Ion Iliescu
Alvaro Arzu
Mirko Cvetković
Former Prime Minister of Serbia
José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero Former Prime Minister of Spain
Belisario Betancur
Enrique Bolanos
Ernesto Samper Pizano
Laura Chinchila Miranda
Albaro Colom
Ricardo Lagos
Jose Mujica
Former Prime Minister of Germany
Former President of Finland
Former President of Romania
Former President of Nicaragua
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President of Ethiopia
Former Prime Minister of Finland
Former President of Romania
Former President of Colombia
President of South Africa
Former Prime Minister of Norway
Former President of Guatemala
President of Costa Rica
Former President of the Philippines
Former Prime Minister of Austria
Former President of Guatemala
Prime Minister of Tooro Kingdom
Former President of Slovenia
Former President of Chile
Former Prime Minister of East Germany
Former President of Slovenia
Former President of Colombia
President of Uruguay
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Stjepan Mesić
Ivo Josipović
Haris Silajdžić
Stanislav Shushkevich
Nedžad Branković
Former President of Croatia
Former President of Croatia
Former President of Bosnia and Herzegovina
Former Chairman of the Supreme Soviet of Belarus
Former Prime Minister of Bosnia and Herzegovina
Abdul Kalam
Hrant Bagratyan
Rosalia Arteaga Serrano
Joyce Hilda Banda
Former President of India
Former Prime Minister of Armenia
Bertie Ahern
Mahmoud Abbas
Bujar Nishani
Iakoba Taeia Italeli
Petru Lucinschi
Former Prime Minister of Ireland
President of Palestine
Bajram Kosumi
Atifete Jahjaga
Rodrigo Duterte
Former Prime Minister of Kosovo
Former President of Kosovo
President of Albania
Mayor of Davao City Government(Current President)
Former President of Ecuador
Governor General of Tuvalu
Former President of Malawi
Former President of Moldova
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Viktor Yushchenko
Former President of Ukraine
Christopher Loeak
Former President of Marshall Islands
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* The table below is listed based on the date HWPL Peace Delegation met the world leaders.
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Name
Country
Position
No
Name
Country
Position
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Hon. Lothar de Maiziere
Germany
Former Prime Minister
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H.E. Abdul Kalam
India
Former President
2
H.E. Girma Wolde Giorgios
Ethiopia
President
30
Rt. Hon. Hrant Bagratyan
Armenia
Former Prime Minister
3
H.E. Jacob Zuma
South Africa
President
31
Hon. Bertie Ahern
Ireland
Former Prime Minister
4
H.E. Tarja Kaarina Halonen
Finland
Former President
32
H.E. Mahmoud Abbas
Palestine
President
5
Hon. Mari Kiviniemi
Finland
Former Prime Minister
33
H.E. Bujar Nishani
Albania
President
6
H.E. Kjell Mahnus Bondevik
Norway
Former Prime Minister
34
H.E. Bajram Kosumi
Kosovo
Former Prime Minister
7
H.E. Emil Constantinescu
Romania
Former President
35
H.E. Atifete Jahjaga
Kosovo
Former President
8
H.E. Ion Iliescu
Romania
Former President
36
H.E. Rodrigo Duterte
Philippines
Mayor of Davao City Government (Current President)
9
H.E. Alvaro Arzu
Guatemala
Former President
10
H.E. Enrique Bolanos
Nicaragua
Former President
37
H.E. Stanislav Shushkevich
Belarus
Former Chairman of the Supreme Soviet
11
H.E. Ernesto Samper Pizano
Colombia
Former President
38
H.E. Viktor Yushchenko
Ukraine
Former President
12
H.E. Laura Chinchila Miranda
Costa Rica
President
39
Dr. Rosalia Arteaga Serrano
Ecuador
Former President
13
H.E. Fidel V. Ramos
Philippines
Former President
40
H.E. Joyce Hilda Banda
Malawi
Former President
14
H.E. Steven Kaliba
Uganda
Prime Minister of Tooro Kingdom
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H.E. Christopher Loeak
Marshall Islands
Former President
15
H.E. Hans Modrow
Germany
Former Prime Minister
42
H.E. Iakoba Taeia Italeli
Tuvalu
Governor General
16
H.E. Alfred Gusenbauer
Austria
Former Prime Minister
43
H.E. Petru Lucinschi
Moldova
Former President
17
H.E. Danilo Türk
Slovenia
Former President
18
H.E. Milan Kučan
Slovenia
Former President
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H.E. Mirko Cvetković
Serbia
Former Prime Minister
20
H.E. José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero
Spain
Former Prime Minister
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H.E. Belisario Betancur
Colombia
Former President
22
H.E. Albaro Colom
Guatemala
Former President
23
H.E. Ricardo Lagos
Chile
Former President
24
H.E. Jose Mujica
Uruguay
President
25
H.E. Stjepan Mesić
Croatia
Former President
26
H.E. Ivo Josipović
Croatia
President
27
H.E. Haris Silajdžić
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Former President
28
H.E. Nedžad Branković
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Former Prime Minister
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HWPL’s Path to World Peace
Fulfilling the Three Promises Made at the HWPL World Peace Summit
Leaders’ Determination and Promise for Global Peace and Cessation of War
2014 HWPL World Peace Summit (16-19 September 2014)
HWPL’s Peace Movement
Fulfilling the Three Promises Made at the HWPL World Peace Summit
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Declaration of Peace and Cessation of War (DPCW) A New Instrument to Realize Humanity’s Wish
In September 2014, HWPL hosted its very first World Peace Summit, which was attended by about 4,000
Starting with the Declaration of World Peace proclaimed on 25 May 2013, HWPL urged heads of state to
leaders, including former and current heads of state, chief justices, politicians, religious leaders, and heads
support creating a new international legal instrument on peace and cessation of war and asked many
of youth and women’s groups from around the world, and 200,000 general members.
international law experts for their advice and participation.
At the Summit, the most fundamental and practical solution for peace and cessation of war was proposed -
The 29 political leaders who attended the 2014 HWPL World Peace Summit signed an agreement to express
an international legal instrument on peace and a world alliance of religions. The participants made pledges
support for such an instrument. At the 2015 Summit, the first draft meeting was held to start preparing
before all people of the world. Political leaders promised to work on a new international instrument that
a document in a concrete form. This day, the HWPL International Law Peace Committee, comprised of
ensures global peace, and religious leaders promised to achieve harmony among religions under the
renowned international law experts, was officially inaugurated.
Creator. Heads of youth and women’s groups and journalists, who witnessed the moment, promised to urge for the completion of this work.
The second draft meeting was held from 12 to 14 November 2015 in London, U.K., and the third one was held from 11 to 13 March 2016 at the Peace Institute in Goseong, Gyeonggi Province, Republic of Korea.
Since then, HWPL has worked faithfully to fulfill the promises made at the Summit. Consequently, the
Chairman Lee of HWPL emphasized that religious issues need to be addressed in the document since
10 articles and 38 clauses of the Declaration of Peace and Cessation of War (DPCW) were drafted and
about 80 percent of conflicts today involve religious causes. In line with this direction, the Declaration of
proclaimed. As for religious circles, HWPL is running the World Alliance of Religions’ Peace (WARP) Office
Peace and Cessation of War (DPCW) was finalized.
and the Open Dialogue with Religious Leaders, where participants study and compare scriptures of different religions. Also, based on its belief that all global citizens should become messengers of peace for true peace to come, HWPL is preparing platforms for people from all walks of life, such as civil society, education, and media, to participate in advocating peace and enjoy a culture of peace. The pledges made at the 2014 HWPL World Peace Summit have led to global cooperation for permanent
Finally, on 14 March 2016, the 10 articles and 38 clauses of the DPCW were proclaimed to the whole world. The preamble and each article of the Declaration contain specific ways to prevent and resolve armed conflicts, such as the prohibition of the use of force and mass destruction weapons and resolution of religious disputes. The DPCW is making its way to the United Nations so that it may be introduced into international law as a solution to wars.
peace. Starting with these promises, people around the world are becoming messengers of peace and cooperating with HWPL’s peace initiatives.
1st HWPL International Law Peace Committee Meeting 19 Sep 2015, South Korea
Opening Ceremony of the HWPL World Peace Summit 17 Sep 2014 Seoul Sports Complex Main Stadium, Seoul, South Korea
2nd HWPL International Law Peace Committee Meeting, 12 Nov 2015 Courthouse, United Kingdom
3rd HWPL International Law Peace Committee Meeting 12 Mar 2016, South Korea
2nd Annual Commemoration of the Declaration of Peace and Cessation of War 14 Mar 2018 South Korea
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Fulfilling the Three Promises Made at the HWPL World Peace Summit
The World’s Religions Coming Together
World Alliance of Religions’ Peace Office and Open Dialogue with Religious Leaders
HWPL’s Peace Movement
Fulfilling the Three Promises Made at the HWPL World Peace Summit
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Everyone Who Loves Peace is a Messenger of Peace
Civil Society’s Support and Advocacy
At the 2014 HWPL World Peace Summit, twelve leaders representing their religions and 442 people
HWPL has been working to carry out the promise “to achieve global peace and cessation of war and leave
from 18 religious groups signed the World Alliance of Religions Agreement. This document served as
it as a legacy for future generations,” which was made at the 2014 HWPL World Peace Summit. To recover
a foundation for practical efforts to achieve interfaith harmony, the World Alliance of Religions’ Peace
the world suffering in war and to save lives, HWPL has been encouraging active participation from civil
(WARP) Office being one of them.
societies and people from all walks of life, including politics, society, religion, education, and media.
At the time, Chairman Lee persuaded religious people that “for peace, religious circles need to make efforts
There are two groups actively involved - the International Peace Youth Group (IPYG), an affiliate
to become one, and they should compare each other’s teachings to find the truth that everyone can agree
organization of HWPL, which is a global solidarity of young people around the world who are taking the
upon.” In line with this direction, they promised to participate in interfaith dialogue. As a result, starting
lead in building a peaceful world, and the International Women’s Peace Group (IWPG), an organization
with the first-ever office established in Irvine, the United States, in October 2014, the WARP Offices have
creating peace through motherly love. Also, a media network of peace is acting as eyes and ears of the
been opened across the globe.
global community, and peace education is cultivating future messengers of peace. In different walks of
Currently, HWPL is running 252 WARP Offices in 192 countries. Especially in the Republic of Korea, where
life and countries, HWPL is working with citizens to realize peace.
the WARP Office is headquartered, the Open Dialogue with Religious Leaders is being held, which focuses on promoting interfaith harmony in communities and peace within Christianity. Active discussions and interactions are taking place based on religious scriptures.
18 Sep 2014 Signing Ceremony of the Unity of Religion Agreement at HWPL World Peace Summit, South Korea
25 May 2016 3rd Annual Commemoration of the Declaration of World Peace and the Peace Walk, Republic of Korea
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Steps Towards World Peace and Cessation of War World Peace Tours and Participation of the People Around the World Number of World Peace Tours
31 tours (as of Jan 2020) MOU/MOA
13 MOAs 249 MOUs Signature and Letter in Support of the DPCW
734,055 signatures or letters in 176 countries HWPL WARP Office
252 offices in 129 countries HWPL Peace Academy
Peace Members Working with HWPL
308 schools in 42 countries Regular Report on Peace Initiatives
44 media agencies in 22 countries About 150 million viewers and subscribers
198 people
612 people
HWPL Peace Advisory Council Member
HWPL Publicity Ambassador
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Overview of World Peace Tours 2012
1st 5 May-16 May Germany, Austria, Switzerland
2015
18th 22 May-27 May Philippines
2nd 2 Jul-26 Jul Germany, USA, Belgium, Luxembourg
19th 7 Jul-9 Jul Philippines
3 30 Nov-18 Dec Ethiopia, South Africa, United Arab Emirates rd
2013
17th 26 Mar-4 Apr South Africa
20th 27 Sep-1 Oct USA 21st 7 Nov-17 Nov USA, El Salvador, United Kingdom
4 3 Mar-9 Mar Papua New Guinea, Philippines th
22nd 1 Dec-12 Dec Israel, Palestine, Albania, Kosovo
5th 12 Jun-21 Jun Philippines, Thailand
23rd 18 Dec-23 Dec India
6th 26 Sep-17 Oct Philippines, Thailand, Finland, Germany, Norway, Poland, Czech Republic, Romania 7th 30 Oct-16 Nov USA, Mexico, Guatemala, Nicaragua, El Salvador, Colombia, Costa Rica
2014
8 23 Jan-30 Jan Philippines th
9th 11 Mar-16 Apr Uganda, Germany, Austria, Slovenia, Slovakia, Romania, Serbia, Spain, Italy, Peru, Colombia, Guatemala, Chile, Uruguay, Brazil, USA
2016
24th 23 Jan-30 Jan Philippines
2017
25th 29 Apr-10 May USA
2018
26th 23 Jan-3 Feb Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia, Myanmar 27th 8 May-23 May Ukraine, Germany, Sweden, Norway, Romania
10th 14 May-24 May USA, Mexico
28th 28 May-6 Jun USA
11th 2 Jun-10 Jun Romania, Germany, Turkey
29th 8 Aug-18 Aug South Africa, Ethiopia
12th 29 Jun-18 Jul Croatia, France, Germany, Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Spain 13th 10 Aug-19 Aug Philippines, China 14th 28 Aug-5 Sep Japan, USA 15 18 Nov-22 Nov Romania th
16th 3 Dec-15 Dec India, USA
2019
30th 14 Feb-21 Feb Philippines, Australia, Cambodia 31st 30 Mar-3 Apr Romania
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Cooperating with IGOs and Major Organizations
HWPL’s Steps Towards Peace
25th Anniversary of the Fall of Communism in Eastern Europe
Cooperating with IGOs and Major Organizations
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MOU Signed with the Pan-African Parliament (PAP)
21 November 2014, Palace of the Parliament, Romania
9 August 2018, Headquarters of the PAP, South Africa
This event was held to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the
The Pan-African Parliament (PAP), the legislative body of the African Union, promised to work with HWPL
fall of communism in Eastern Europe, which started with
for the common goal of peace and cessation of war. Mr. Roger Nkodo Dang, the President of the PAP,
Poland in 1989. It was attended by 25 former and current
signed a memorandum of understanding with HWPL, expecting HWPL’s peace initiatives to bring hope to
heads of state who contributed to the democratization
Africa and provide impetus to its development.
in Eastern Europe. On such a meaningful occasion, Chairman Lee of HWPL delivered a speech on “peaceful policy for the unification of the Korean peninsula” and asked the leaders in attendance to provide advice and help for Korea’s reunification and peace regime based on their experience in transition to democracy. Mr. Emil Constantinescu, the former president of Romania and the presider of this day’s event, asked the attendees to raise their hands if they agreed to work with HWPL, and all of the 25 heads of state did. They promised to join Chairman Lee’s peace movement.
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Cooperating with IGOs and Major Organizations
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Peace Message Delivered in Africa, Addis Ababa Summit
Cooperating with IGOs and Major Organizations
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Goseong Peace Conference
16 August 2018, Headquarters of the African Union, Ethiopia
16 September 2018, Peace Institute, Goseong, Republic of Korea
Chairman Lee of HWPL delivered a peace message at the 2018 Addis Ababa Summit: International
This conference was held on the theme, “The Role and Responsibility of World Leaders for Cessation of
Cooperation for Sustainable Peace, which was held at the headquarters of the African Union, a continental
War.” In attendance was the International Centre for Black Sea-Baltic Studies and Consensus Practices
union consisting of 55 countries in Africa. He was able to draw support from the African region for peaceful
(Centre BBS), which consists of heads of Eastern European countries. HWPL and the Centre BBS agreed to
unification of the Korean peninsula and the DPCW for global peace.
work together for global peace and cessation of war through various initiatives such as peace education, advocacy for peaceful unification of the Korean peninsula, and implementation of the DPCW. Furthermore, the two organizations advocated the DPCW, hoping it will be developed into an international legal instrument that ensures peace in the Korean peninsula and the Baltic and Black Sea regions as well as the whole world.
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Cooperating with IGOs and Major Organizations
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The Institute for Advanced Studies in Levant Culture and Civilization
Cooperating with IGOs and Major Organizations
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HWPL - Pacific Islands Comprehensive Agreement on Advocacy for the DPCW
20 September 2018, Sejong University, Seoul, Republic of Korea
19 February 2019, New South Wales State, Australia
The Lecture Concert for Peaceful Unification on the Korean Peninsula was held at Sejong University in
A peace conference was held on the theme, “2019 Pacific Leaders Summit for Peace, Sydney: Center of
Seoul, Republic of Korea. The main lecture was given by Mr. Emil Constantinescu, the President of the
Spreading Peace Beyond Ethnicity and Borders.” In attendance were eleven former and current national
Institute for Advanced Studies in Levant Culture and Civilization and the former president of Romania,
leaders, speakers of parliament, and chief justices from eight South Pacific countries. They signed an
followed by a special speech from Mr. Gennady Burbulis, the former State Secretary of Russia. Afterwards,
agreement to support the DPCW and cooperate in developing the document into an international legal
the Institute for Advanced Studies in Levant Culture and Civilization and HWPL signed a memorandum of
instrument so that peace may take root not only in the South Pacific regions but across the globe.
understanding on cooperation for peace of the Korean peninsula and the global community.
Excerpt from Mr. Constantinescu’s Lecture “In December 1989, in my country, Romania, young people would demonstrate against the communist dictatorship in the university square in Bucharest. My son, my daughter, my students were at that time in university square in Bucharest. At midnight, the repression troops went in with tanks against the unarmed demonstration, who did not threaten any governmental institution but offered flowers to the militaries, dozens of people were killed and thousands were arrested and tortured. People were willing to die for the ideas, ideas of freedom and democracy. The survivor of the communist regime, repression, wanted nobody to suffer what they have suffered, and all the cities that were given the possibility to contribute to the democratization of the country. Dear friends, it was our recent past. The answer regarding the future of freedom of democracy is the choice of each generation, and in the end, of each of us. I will use a single word that impressed me in all my visits in Korea: patriotism, an increasingly large sentiment in today’s globalized world and a huge first repair to solidarity of Koreans. We need to rediscover what unites us, our common goal. We need to redefine ourselves in the globalized world by what we are, and not what we have. Only this way, we can preserve our national identity and dignity respecting all other nations in the globalized world.”
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Peace of Mindanao
HWPL’s Steps Towards Peace
Signing of the Mindanao Peace Agreement
Peace of Mindanao
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Peace Encountered in 40 Years Mindanao Sending a Signal for Peace
24 January 2014, Mindanao, Philippines
Archbishop-emeritus Fernando Capalla of Davao and Maguindanao Governor Esmael Mangudadatu,
Six months after the Mindanao Peace Agreement was
local leaders representing Catholicism and Islam in Mindanao, signed a peace agreement at a civilian
signed, more than 10,000 young people held a peace
level with Chairman Lee of HWPL.
walk in Zamboanga City, Mindanao. Local figures such
Every year on 25 May, young people in Mindanao hold a peace walk to celebrate the occasion. With HWPL, a culture of peace is growing rapidly in Mindanao.
as a university president and the city mayor’s executive assistant delivered congratulatory remarks, and religious leaders signed a peace agreement. The young people and citizens responded with loud cheers. On 25 May 2015, the Maguindanao government invited religious leaders of Islam and Catholicism, politicians, and women’s and youth groups to celebrate the second anniversary of the Declaration of World Peace. The Maguindanao governor officially declared 24 January as the Mindanao Peace Agreement Day and unveiled a monument that commemorated the agreement, showing Mindanao’s desire for peace.
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HWPL’s Steps Towards Peace
Mindanao, Philippines, was a region where hostilities continued for decades. On 24 January 2016, however, the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF), a group seeking autonomy for the Moro people (native Muslim inhabitants), signed a peace agreement with HWPL. They also built the Declaration of World Peace Monument at their base camp and reaffirmed their determination to carry out the peace agreement that they signed with the Philippine government. These outcomes, achieved in two years after the Mindanao Peace Agreement was signed, show how strong Mindanao’s wish for peace was.
News of Peace Delivered to the UN
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International Peace Leadership Meeting 28 September 2015, UN Headquarters, New York, USA
During the 70th UN General Assembly, an international peace leadership meeting titled “Global Peace
Since then, a culture of peace has spread not only in Mindanao but throughout the Philippines. A
Leadership: Women, Youth and Interfaith Dialogue” was held. Chairman Lee of HWPL delivered a peace
peace museum was established in Mindanao, a platform for interfaith dialogue was launched, and a
message to the audience from all walks of life, including religion, UN groups, women, youth, and media.
memorandum of agreement on peace education was signed with the Commission on Higher Education of the Philippines. Mindanao is turning from a region of conflict to a hub of peace.
24 Jan 2016 MILF Camp in Sultan Kudarat, Philippines
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News of Peace Delivered to the UN
HWPL’s Steps Towards Peace
Peace Conference
Peace Education
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Signing MOA with the Commission on Higher Education of the Philippines
31 May 2018, UN Headquarters, New York, USA
23 January 2018, Manila, Philippines
At a peace conference held to discuss the co-existence and co-development of the international
The Commission on Higher Education of the Philippines is an attached agency to the Office of the President
community, Chairman Lee participated as a keynote speaker. To the UN ambassadors of 145 countries in
covering both public and private high education institutions. Dr. Ronald Adamat, the Commissioner of
the audience, he touched on the founding purpose of the UN and stressed the need for an international
Commission on Higher Education, signed a memorandum of agreement on peace education with HWPL,
legal instrument that ensures a peaceful world without war.
and in August 2018, the education was finally approved for implementation. In 2019, guidelines for HWPL Peace Education were distributed across the Philippines including 436 state universities, bringing new momentum of peace to the Philippine educational circles.
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Signing MOU with 11 Universities in Indonesia
Peace Education
Peace Education
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Appointment as an Honorary Rector
29 January 2018, Universitas Islam Negeri Syarif Hidayatullah Jakarta , Indonesia
Eleven
Islamic
including
UIN Jakarta in Indonesia, Rift Valley University in Ethiopia, and Mar Elias Educational Institutions in
Universitas Islam Negeri Syarif Hidayatullah
Israel appointed Chairman Lee of HWPL as honorary rector (principal). This signifies that they officially
Jakarta(UIN Jakarta), one of the largest
recognized Chairman Lee’s contributions to peace and chose him to enhance the reputation of their
state universities, signed memorandum of
school. These schools signed memorandum of understanding on Peace Academy with HWPL and are
understanding
actively implementing HWPL Peace Education in their respective countries.
on
universities
Peace
Academy
with
HWPL and agreed to implement HWPL Peace Education. Mr. Barsihannor Zuhri, the Dean of Universitas Islam Negeri Alauddin Makassar, and other eleven college professors were appointed as HWPL Peace Educators and given the curriculum. Meanwhile, 116 students promised to work as peace educators in the future.
15 Aug 2018 Rift Valley University, Ethiopia
2 Dec 2015 Mar Elias Educational Institutions, Israel
29 Jan 2018 UIN Syarif Hidayatullah Jakarta, Indonesia
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Peace Lecture
HWPL’s Steps Towards Peace
UNESCO Peace Conference
Peace Lecture
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15th International Conference of Chief Justices of the World
2 July 2014, UNESCO Headquarters, Paris, France
13 December 2014, City Montessori School (CMS), India
Under the theme of “The Levant Initiative for World Peace,” a peace conference was held to lay a foundation
The 15th International Conference of Chief Justices of the World was hosted by City Montessori School
for a culture of peace in major regions of conflict. At the conference, Chairman Lee of HWPL gave a
(CMS) in India. As an invited speaker, Chairman Lee delivered a speech about the work done and to be
speech, where he stressed that conflicts caused by religion can be resolved by an alliance that involves
done for global peace to former and current heads of state, ministers, UN officials, judges, and CMS
interfaith dialogue and harmony. He also stated that participation and cooperation from all walks of life,
students in attendance.
transcending nationality, religion, and ethnicity, are needed to realize the UNESCO Constitution and global peace.
The Levant Initiative for World Peace
Excerpt from
“The work of peace also comes from religion. Don’t
Chairman Lee’s Keynote Speech
people say ‘Shalom’? It is the duty of religious
“At the 2014 HWPL World Peace Summit, which
people to resolve conflicts caused by religion. Let
was hosted in the Republic of Korea, we promised
us work together to create a world of peace.”
to achieve peace and cessation of war in front of
*Shalom: a Hebrew word meaning peace, welfare,
the world. To do so, we need someone who has
and tranquility which can also be used
a solution for achieving peace. Like the light, rain,
to mean both “hello” and “goodbye.”
and air from heaven, let us create a legacy of life, love, and peace for future generations.”
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Peace Lecture
HWPL’s Steps Towards Peace
2nd HWPL International Law Peace Committee Meeting
Peace Lecture
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Oxford University
12 November 2015, Courthouse, United Kingdom
15 November 2015, Oxford University, United Kingdom
At the 2015 HWPL World Peace Summit, the HWPL International Law Peace Committee, comprised of
Oxford University is the oldest university in English-speaking countries and a prestigious private
18 legal experts from 14 countries, was inaugurated. The committee members and Chairman Lee held
institution that has produced numerous Nobel Peace Prize winners and prominent figures. At the
several rounds of meetings to draft and develop a new international document on peace and cessation
Model UN Conference held here, Chairman Lee delivered a speech as a special speaker. To 800 youth
of war.
representatives from across the globe, he stressed the role of the youth in ending wars and the need for a
At the second draft meeting, the draft was developed into the Declaration on the Renunciation and Cessation of War and International Armed Conflicts based on the committee’s discussion. Chairman Lee asked the international law experts to provide advice and opinion so that the draft may turn into an international legal instrument that leaves a legacy of peace.
Chairman Lee’s Remarks
new international legal instrument on peace.
Excerpt from Chairman Lee’s Special Speech “Everyone, when a war breaks out, who fight on the front lines? It is the youth. When one loses his life in war, can the politics or laws of this world
at the 2nd Draft Meeting
compensate for the loss? How unfair is it that a
“I am delighted and grateful that all of you are
young life is thrown away in war without having
here to make international law better. Everyone wants peace. People have wanted peace for long, but it hasn’t been granted. So, I believe we should consider all matters and make this document perfect.”
had a chance to bloom? Must this continue? To stop this tragedy, first, a new international legal instrument is needed, and religions should come together under the true God.”
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MOU with a Local Government
MOA, MOU
The City of Maywood, California, USA
MOU with a Local Government
49
Târgu Mureș City, Romania
The City of Maywood, CA, and HWPL signed a memorandum of understanding regarding a project for a
Târgu Mureș, a city in Romania, and HWPL signed a memorandum of understanding for urban projects
city with a culture of peace. The MOU established grounds for cooperation on Maywood, Culture City of
for a culture of peace. The city government recognized the culture of peace, a concept and initiative
Peace Program, and set a goal to promote peace and harmony by spreading a culture of peace among
introduced by HWPL, as the urban growth engine and pledged to work with HWPL to grow the city into
citizens.
a city of peace culture.
An MOU Signed with “the City of Maywood, California of USA”
An MOU Signed with “Târgu Mureș City of Romania”
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MOU with a Public Office
MOA, MOU
Parañaque City Public Library, Philippines
MOU with an IGO
51
The Pan-African Parliament (PAP)
The memorandum of understanding between the public library of Parañaque City (PCPL) and HWPL
PAP and HWPL signed a memorandum of understanding. The Pan-African Parliament is the legislative
pledged a coalition for a culture of peace and opened a standing exhibition room dedicated to HWPL
organization of the African Union (AU), with 55 African Member States represented. The PAP pledged to
peace works in the library. The section also hosts educational materials for peace education to help
collaborate with HWPL to achieve a common goal of peace and the cessation of war.
nurture talents in the Philippines.
An MOU Signed with “Parañaque City Public Library of the Philippines”
An MOU Signed with the “Pan-African Parliament”
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MOA with a UniversityAffiliated Institute
MOA, MOU
Institute for Peace and Security Studies, Addis Ababa University (IPSS)
MOU with an NGO
53
The International Centre for Black Sea-Baltic Studies and Consensus Practices
IPSS and HWPL signed a memorandum of agreement to further the confidence and credibility of the
The International Centre for Black Sea-Baltic Studies and Consensus Practices and HWPL signed a
Declaration through a study on the effects of applying DPCW articles to conflicts on the African Continent.
memorandum of understanding as they pledged to build a partnership for global peace and to take concrete measures for the realization of peace and the cessation of war.
An MOA Signed with the “Institute for Peace and Security Studies, Addis Ababa University”
An MOU Signed with “The International Centre for Black Sea-Baltic Studies and Consensus Practices”
54
HWPL’s Path to World Peace
MOA with an NGO
MOA, MOU
The Coalition of Caribbean Leaders for Peace
MOU with an NGO
55
The Institute for Advanced Studies in Levant Culture and Civilization (ISACCL)
The Coalition of Caribbean Leaders for Peace and HWPL signed a memorandum of agreement. The
The Institute for Advanced Studies in Levant Culture and Civilization signed a memorandum of
Coalition of Caribbean Leaders for Peace pledged to encourage member states in the Caribbean region to
understanding with HWPL. Both organizations pledged to carry out concrete activities for peace and the
support the DPCW at a national level.
cessation of war as companions for global peace.
An MOA Signed with “The Coalition of Caribbean Leaders for Peace”
An MOU Signed with “The Institute for Advanced Studies in Levant Culture and Civilization”
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MOU with an NGO
MOA, MOU
Foundation for Integration and Development of Latin America
MOU with an NGO
57
Verkhovna Rada People’s Assembly of Ukraine
Foundation for Integration and Development of Latin America signed a memorandum of agreement with
The Verkhovna Rada and HWPL signed a memorandum of understanding and pledged concerted work
HWPL. On behalf of women, young adults, and faith leaders in Latin America, Fidal Foundation committed
for peace in Ukraine and the world.
efforts to stimulate a culture of peace.
An MOA Signed with “Foundation for Integration and Development of Latin America”
An MOU Signed with “Verkhovna Rada (Parliament) of Ukraine”
58
HWPL’s Path to World Peace
MOU with an NGO
MOA, MOU
“International Movement” Spiritual-Moral Civilization
MOU with an NGO
59
Mujeres que Cambian El Mundo (Women Who Change the World), USA
“International Movement” Spiritual-Moral Civilization, an organization in Ukraine, entered signing
Mujeres que Cambian El Mundo USA and HWPL signed an MOU to join efforts to spread a culture of peace
a memorandum of understanding with HWPL and pledged its cooperation to work together towards
to all citizens.
achieving global peace.
An MOU Signed with “International Movement” Spiritual-Moral Civilization
An MOU Signed with “Mujeres que Cambian El Mundo”
60
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MOU with a Religious Organization
MOA, MOU
Guru Gobind Singh Study Circle
MOU with a Religious Organization
61
Korean Buddhism Jogyejong Conference
Guru Gobind Singh Study Circle, one of the largest education research institutes in the Sikh community,
HWPL signed a memorandum of understanding with the Korean Buddhism Jogyejong Conference,
signed a memorandum of understanding with HWPL to work together for religious peace. The MOU brings
which represents the Jogyejog denomination and its 10,000 members of 430 temples in South Korea.
together 54 branches in 11 countries and around 4,000 schools in Punjab, India, and builds a foundation
Korean Buddhism Jogyejong Conference is actively working with HWPL in concerted efforts to spread the
for cooperation among the global Sikh community to concert efforts to realize religious harmony peace
culture of peace, especially in the religious front, to bring peace by planning and hosting peace forums,
addressed in Articles 8, 9, and 10 of the DPCW.
envisioning regular peace lectures for the peaceful reunification of the Korean Peninsula.
An MOU Signed with “Guru Gobind Singh Study Circle”
An MOU with “Korean Buddhism Jogyejong Conference”
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MOU with a Religious Organization
MOA, MOU
Ethiopian Islamic Affairs Supreme Council
63
MOA and MOU for Peace Education
The MOU signed with the Ethiopian Islamic Affairs Supreme Council has helped a growing number of
MOAs and MOUs for Peace Education programs allow people to take “promoting peace” in Article 10 of
leaders of Islam in Ethiopia to participate in HWPL’s WARP Office. Plans for HWPL Religious Youth Peace
the DPCW and put it into action to spread a culture of peace. It helps educators and institutions build
Camp will offer a chance to develop a better understanding of religious scriptures and foster religious
curriculum and start educational programs that will nurture future peace citizens.
harmony in Ethiopia.
MOAs for Peace Education
An MOU Signed with “Ethiopian Islamic Affairs Supreme Council”
An MOA Signed with “Commission on Higher Education of the Philippines”
HWPL’s Path to World Peace
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MOA, MOU
MOUs for Peace Education No
Country
Organization
1
Philippines
Commission on Higher Education
2
Cambodia
Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport of the Kingdom of Cambodia
3
Sri Lanka
Ministry of Higher Education and Cultural Affairs of Sri Lanka
4
Iraq
Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research of Iraq
5
Guatemala
Ministry of Education of Guatemala
6
Antigua and Barbuda
Ministry of Education, Science and Technology
7
Haiti
Ministry of Youth and Sports and Civic Action
8
Ethiopia
Ministry of Science and Higher Education
9
Dominica
Ministry of Education and Human Resource Development of the Commonwealth of Dominica
10
Colombia
The City Council of Policarpa
An MOU Signed with “Comoros National Commission for UNESCO”
No
Country
Organization
1
Comoros
Comoros National Commission for UNESCO
2
Gambia
Gambia National Commission for UNESCO
3
Cote d'Ivoire
Cote d'Ivoire National Commission for UNESCO
4
Indonesia
Syarif Hidayatullah State Islamic University Jakarta
5
Nepal
National Law College
6
Mali
ESC Mali School of Management
7
Myanmar
Sitagu Buddhist Academy in Thanlyin
8
Bangladesh
Shamsul Hoque Khan School & College
9
Armenia
European College
10
Ethiopia
St. Mary's University
11
Ethiopia
Addis Ababa University
12
Ethiopia
Hawassa University
13
Ethiopia
Kotebe Metropolitan Uiversity
14
Ethiopia
Rift Valley University
15
Ethiopia
Haramaya University
16
Ethiopia
Oromia State University
65
66
HWPL’s Path to World Peace
No
MOA, MOU
Country
Organization
No
Country
Organization
17
Ethiopia
Ethiopian Civil Service University
57
Cambodia
Bakheng Secondary School
18
Ethiopia
Alpha University
58
Cambodia
Chatomok Secondary School
19
Ethiopia
Arsi University
59
Cambodia
Chamroeun Roth Secondary School
20
Ethiopia
Leadstar Theological College
60
Cambodia
New Generation School
21
Ethiopia
Addis Ababa Science and Technology University
61
Cambodia
Baktouk High School
22
Iraq
University of Halabja
62
Cambodia
Preah Sisowath High School
23
Iraq
Koya University
63
Cambodia
Chea Sim SanthorMok High School
24
India
Bharati College
64
Cambodia
Hun Sen Borey 100Khnang High School
25
Indonesia
Islamic State University (UIN) Alauddin Makassar
65
Cambodia
Teuk Laak High School
26
Indonesia
IAI(Institut Agama Islam) As'adiyah Sengkang
66
Cambodia
Chea Sim Chhoukva High School
27
Indonesia
Universitas Islam Negeri (UIN) Sumatra Utara
67
Cambodia
Chea Sim ChamroeunRoth High School
28
Indonesia
Universitas Islam Negeri (UIN) Sultan Thaha Saifuddin Jambi
68
Cambodia
Indrak Devy High School
29
Indonesia
Universitas Islam Negeri (UIN) Sunan Kalijaga Yogyakarta
69
Cambodia
SamDach Hun Sen Phnom Penh Thmey
30
Indonesia
Universitas Islam Negeri (UIN) Sultan Maulana Hasanuddin Banten
70
Cambodia
Preah Yukunthor High School
31
Indonesia
IAI Muhammadiyah Sinjai
71
Cambodia
Toul SvayPrey High School
32
Indonesia
Kopertais Wilayah VIII
72
Cambodia
Tuol Sovannaran Secondary School
33
Cambodia
Royal University of Phnom Penh
73
Pakistan
St. John Vianney Boys High School
34
Cambodia
National University of Management (NUM)
74
Palestine
Hope Secondary School
35
Thailand
Islamic College Thailand
75
Romania
Scorteni Gymnasium
36
Palestine
Arab American University
76
Romania
Scoala Gimnaziala Apostolache
37
Philippines
Cotabato Citystate Polytechnic College
77
Romania
"Nicolae Simache" Gymnasium
38
Mongolia
Ulaanbaatar-Erdem University
78
Romania
Liceul Vocaţional de Artă
39
South Africa
Holy Cross Girls High School
79
Romania
Liceul Tehnologic Gheorghe Șincai
40
South Africa
Bonteheuwel High School
80
South Africa
Liesbeek Primary School
41
South Africa
Modderdam High School
81
South Africa
Boundary Primary School
42
South Africa
Arcadia High School
82
South Africa
Reygersdal Primary School
43
Nepal
Padmodaya Public Model Secondary
83
South Africa
Grosvenor Primary School
44
Nepal
Nandi Secondary School
84
South Africa
Arcadia Primary School
45
Romania
"1 Mai" Vocational High School
85
South Africa
Mimosa Primary School
46
Romania
I. L. Caragiale National College
86
South Africa
Rosewood Primary School
47
Rwanda
Lyceé de Kicukiro APADE
87
Nepal
Gurukul Academy
48
Rwanda
Groupe Scolaire Gihundwe
88
Malaysia
SK Kiaramas
49
Madagascar
Jules Ferry Secondary School
89
Malaysia
Sekolah Kebangsaan Tiara Permai
50
USA
School Without Walls at Francis-Stevens
90
Malaysia
Sekolah Kebangsaan Batu Empat(1) Jalan Ipoh
51
Burundi
Lycée Communal of Cashi
91
Malaysia
Sekolah Kebangsaan Perempuan Methodist 1
52
Uganda
Saint Peter’s Bukalango Secondary School
92
Malaysia
Sekolah Kebangsaan Sultan Hisamuddin Alam Shah
53
Israel
St. John Middle School
93
Mongolia
Togs Bilig Elementary school
54
Israel
Peace Drums
94
USA
GOALS Academy
55
India
Gomtu Higher Secondary School
95
Burundi
Le Dauphin
56
Zambia
Kamulanga Secondary School
96
India
The Palm Tree Academy
67
68
HWPL’s Path to World Peace
No
MOA, MOU
Country
Organization
No
Country
Organization
97
India
Holy Public School
137
India
Noida International University
98
Cambodia
Preah Norodom Primary School
138
India
Modern School Noida
99
Philippines
Tortugas Elementary School
139
Philippines
Davao League Islamic Institute
100
Uganda
Good Choice Primary School
140
Philippines
Darping Elementary School
101
Uganda
Maryhill Junior School
141
Philippines
Dampha Arabic School
102
Burundi
Ecole Oasis des Anges
142
India
Ramagya School
103
Malaysia
Hawari kindergarten
143
Philippines
Lampa Lapidan Arabic School
104
Mongolia
Ulaanbaatar 31st kindergarten
144
Philippines
MADRASAH NOROL YAQUIN AL-ISLAMIE
105
Nepal
Stepping Stone English School
145
Philippines
MADRASAH NOROL ISLAM
106
Romania
Sotrile Elementary and Secondary School
146
Philippines
MADRASAH NOROL ITODA AL-ISLAMIE
107
Romania
"Constantin Stere" Gymnasium School
147
Philippines
MADRASAH NUROL ISLAM
108
USA
The STREAM Labs
148
Philippines
MADRASAH RAHMANIYA BUHISAN AL-ISLAMIE
109
Burundi
Rehoboth School
149
Philippines
MADRASAH BUNAWAN AL-ISLAMIE
110
Israel
Mar Elias Educational Institutions
150
Philippines
MADRASAH BINURING AL-ISLAMIE
111
India
Kulachi Hansraj Model School
151
Philippines
MADRASAH SARAFA AL-ISLAMIE
112
India
Bluebells School International
152
Philippines
MADRASAH SABANG AL-ISLAMIE
113
India
City Montessori School
153
Philippines
MAAHAD SALMONAN AL-ISLAMIE
114
India
Rose Mary English High School
154
Philippines
MADRASAH ARABIA AL EBTIDA-EYAH
115
India
Modern School Greater Noida
155
Philippines
MADRASAH AS-SAUT AL-ISLAMIE
116
India
GD Goenka International School
156
Philippines
MADRASAH ABDULLAH AL-ISLAMIA
117
Pakistan
Ala-ud-Din Academy Girls’ High School
157
Philippines
MADRASAH UPPER MANDUG AL-ISLAMIE
118
Pakistan
Faisalabad School for Peace
158
Philippines
MADRASAH ISLAMIC CENTER
119
Philippines
Bethel-Knox School
159
Philippines
MADRASAH ECOLAND CENTER
120
Philippines
New Life Evangelical Training School
160
Philippines
MADRASAH IBTIDA-IYA AL-ISLAMIE
121
Romania
Scoala Gimnaziala Mihai Botez
161
Philippines
MADRASAH ZONTA AL-ISLAMIE
122
Romania
Cocorastii Colt Gymnasium
162
Philippines
MADRASAH TAMAYONG AL-ISLAMIE
123
Romania
Alexandru Ioan Cuza Gymnazium
163
Philippines
MADRASAH TORIL AL-ISLAMIE
124
South Korea
Korean Association for Supporting Youth from Multicultural Family
164
Philippines
MADRASAH PANACAN AL-ISLAMIE
125
USA
Performing Arts USA (PAUSA)
165
Philippines
MADRASAH PADAMAN AL-ISLAMIE
126
Ethiopia
Ethiopia Teachers Association
166
Philippines
MADRASAH HIDAYA AL- ISLAMIE
127
Uganda
Abstinence Hope International-Uganda (AHI)
167
Philippines
MADRASATO DAROS SALAM
128
Zambia
Given Lubinda Foundation
168
Philippines
MADRASATO RAHMANIYA AL-ISLAMIE (Tibungco)
129
Zambia
Children Rights Enforcement Team In Zambia
169
Philippines
MADRASATO RAHMANIYA AL-ISLAMIE (Fatima Seaside)
130
Zambia
University of Zambia Youths of UN Association
170
Philippines
MADRASATOL LICANAN AL-ISLAMIE
131
Zambia
Zambia National Students Union
171
Philippines
MADRASATOL ARABIA
132
Zambia
University of Zambia Civic Education Association
172
Philippines
MADRASATOL INTISHAR AL-ISLAMIA
133
Kenya
Teachers Without Borders-Kenya
173
Philippines
MADRASATOL KHAIRIA AL-ISLAMIA
134
Indonesia
Gunadarma University
174
Philippines
MADRASATOL HIDAYA
135
India
Greater Valley School
175
India
Mount Mary
136
India
Navyug School
176
Indonesia
STAI Al Mardiyah Majenne
69
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Country
Organization
71
No 177
Indonesia
Makassar Muslim University
178
Philippines
MAAHAD RABITATU DAVAO AL-ISLAMIE
179
Philippines
MAAHAD SALMONAN AL-ISLAMIE
180
Philippines
MAAHAD CAMAMARA AL-ISLAMIE
181
Philippines
MAAHAD PIAPI AL-ISLAMIE
Journalists, organizations, and Media outlets sign MOUs to commit their efforts toward promoting peace
182
Myanmar
Myanmar Theology College
in the global community. Closely working with HWPL, they pledge mutual collaboration to share and
183
Bangladesh
Universitas Islam Negeri Sultan Maulana Hasanuddin Banten
184
India
Vamakshi High School
185
Philippines
BETA MADRASAH AL-ISLAMIE
186
Philippines
BOSINAS MADRASAH CENTER
187
China
Brain Elite International Education school
188
Philippines
Binugao Arabic School
189
India
Savitri Bai Phule Balika Inter College
190
India
Samsara the World Academy
191
India
St.Josheph (Pri Uttan)
192
India
Adaksm Vidya Mandir Rai
193
India
Ahlcon Public School
194
Philippines
Eastern Mindanao Islamic Academy
195
India
El jibean High School
196
Mali
ISPRIC University
197
Indonesia
Universitas Muslim Indonesia
198
India
The Indian Heights School
199
India
Jagran Public School
200
India
Jagruthi Degree College & PG College
201
Sri Lanka
Jayasekera Management Center
202
India
Jaypee Public School
203
Georgia
Georgian-American School "PROGRESS"
204
India
Wisdom the Blooms
205
Georgia
Cervantes Gymnasium AIA-GESS
206
India
Kaushalya World School
207
Georgia
School Kai Khma
208
India
Kalogi Sainik School
209
Zambia
Kamwala Secondary School
210
Philippines
Tarlac State University
211
Indonesia
IAI Polewali Mandar
212
India
Fortune World School
213
Kosovo
University of Prishtina
214
India
Jaypee Public School (Green)
MOUs with the Media
spread news contents, including reports, columns, footages, related to peace to raise awareness on peace and global co-prosperity of the global citizens.
An MOU Signed with Antena 3
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No
Country
Organization
1
Romania
Antena 3
2
Lebanon
Sidonianews
3
Afghanistan
RTA (National Radio Television of Afghanistan)
4
Ukraine
Political Izvestia in Ukraine
5
Indonesia
PT Inspira Televisi Indonesia
6
Ghana
Ghana Journalists Association
7
Myanmar
Burma News International
8
Rwanda
Flash Radio and TV
9
Georgia
News Day Georgia
10
Malaysia
Tamil Malar
11
USA
Caribbean News Now
12
Papua New Guinea
Wantok Newspaper
13
Philippines
Bulacan Press Club
14
Nicaragua
Bolsa de Noticias
15
Ghana
Ghana News Online
16
Rwanda
IGIHE Ltd
17
Burundi
NAWE
18
South Sudan
The Mail
19
Morocco
Siyassi.com
20
Tonga
Nuku'alofa Times
21
Solomon Islands
The Island Sun
22
Nepal
Nonstop Khabar
23
Nepal
Track Nepal
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Agreements
Cessation of Wars and World Peace Agreement (Mindanao Peace Agreement)
75
Agreement to Propose the Enactment of International Law for the Cessation of Wars and World Peace
24 January 2014, Mindanao, Philippines
18 September 2014, Seoul, South Korea
Archbishop-emeritus Fernando Capalla of Davao and Maguindanao Governor Esmael Mangudadatu,
During the 2014 HWPL World Peace Summit, 29 political leaders pledged to commit to endorsing the
representing Catholic and Islam respectively, gathered at an event hosted by Chairman Lee of HWPL and
implementation of new international law to end wars. The agreement led to the birth of the 10 articles
signed a peace agreement at a non-governmental level.
and 38 clauses of the DPCW, which was proclaimed on 14 March 2016.
Esmael Mangudadatu Maguindanao Governor
Fernando Capalla
Archbishop-emeritus of Davao
Rexhep Meidani
Former President of Albania
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No
Agreements
Name
Country
Position, Organization
1
H.E. Rexhep Meidani
Albania
Former President of Albania
2
Hon. Dorin Cioaba
Romania
King of the Gypsies in Romania
3
Mr. Zdravko Jakop
Croatia
Deputy Director of RACVIAC - Centre for Security Cooperation
4
Hon. Laauli Leuatea Polataivao
Samoa
Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Independent State of Samoa
5
Dr. Rosalia Arteaga Serrano
Ecuador
Former President of Ecuador
6
Dr. Milka Ristova
North Macedonia
Judge of the Supreme Court of North Macedonia
7
H.E. Bajram Kosumi
Kosovo
Former Prime Minister of Kosovo
Russia
First Deputy Minister of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia
8
Hon. Vyacheslav Trubnikov
77
9
Hon. Bernard Martinez Valerio
Honduras
Former Minister of Culture, Arts, and Sports of Honduras
10
Hon. Bertie Ahern
Ireland
Former Prime Minister of Ireland
11
Mr. Senussi A. Y. Kwideer
Libya
Ambassador of the Libyan Embassy to Berlin
12
Hon. Suliasi Turagabeci
Fiji
Minister of Education, National Heritage, Culture & Arts of Fiji
13
H.E. Stjepan Mesić
Croatia
Former President of Croatia
14
Dr. Slagjana Taseva
North Macedonia
President of the State Commission for Prevention of Corruption in North Macedonia
15
Hon. Amarjargal Rinchinnyam
Mongolia
Former Prime Minister of Mongolia
16
Hon. Antonio Bells
Palau
Former Vice President of Government of Palau
17
H.E. Alexander Rutskoy
Russia
Former Vice President of Russia
18
Ms. Alma Lama
Kosovo
Member of Parliament of the Republic of Kosovo
19
H.E. Emil Constantinescu
Romania
Former President of Romania
20
Hon. Elias Camsek Chin
Palau
Former Vice President of Palau
21
Hon. Xhezair Zaganjori
Albania
Chief of the Supreme Court
22
Dr. Kamal Hossain
Bangladesh
President of International Law Association(ILA) of Bangladesh Branch
23
H.E. Cassam Uteem
Mauritius
Former Prime Minister of the Government of Mauritius
24
H.E. Kgalema Petrus Motlanthe
South Africa
Former President of South Africa
25
Mr. Kodjo Hélou Sedzro
Togo
King of Togo
26
H.E. Christopher Gregory Weeramantry
Sri Lanka
Former Vice-President of UN International Court of Justice
27
H.E. Mr. Khil Raj Regmi
Nepal
Former Prime Minister of Nepal
28
H.E. Haris Silajdžić
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Former President of Bosnia and Herzegovina
29
Rt. Hon. Hrant Bagratyan
Armenia
Former Prime Minister of Armenia
World Alliance of Religions Agreement 18-19 September 2014, Seoul, South Korea
At the 2014 HWPL World Peace Summit, approximately 1,000 attendants have filled the seats of the Signing Ceremony of the World Alliance of Religions Agreement. The participants included Chairman Lee and 12 representatives of religions around the world such as Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism, Sikhism, Judaism, Zoroastrianism, Jainism, and Baha’i Faith. Before the Creator, all the people of the world, and the peace advocate, the agreement was made for all religions to achieve harmony under the Creator and for everyone to get actively engaged in the endeavors to achieve world peace. Since then, many people that attended HWPL World Peace Summit and events during the World Peace Tour have signed the World Alliance of Religions Agreement and participated in the work of peace.
Antonio Ledesma
Archbishop of Archdiocese of Cagayan de Oro
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Name
Agreements
Country
79
Organization
1
Antonio J. Ledesma
Philippines
Archdiocese of Cagayan de Oro
2
Bharti Gandhi
India
City Montessori School
3
Ashin Nyanissara
Myanmar(Burma)
Sitagu International Buddhist Academy
4
Martin de Jesús de Barahona
El Salvador
The Anglican Episcopal Church of El Salvador
5
Patricio Enrique Viveros Robles
Chile
Anglican Episcopal Church of Chile
6
Singh Sahib Giani Gurbachan Singh Ji
India
Akal Takht
7
Jeremy Milgrom
USA
Rabbis for Human Rights
8
Hassan El-Amine
Lebanon
Al-Amine Foundation for Acquaintance and Dialogue
9
Ibrahim Saleh Al Naimi
Qatar
Doha International Center For Interfaith Dialogue (DICID)
10
Charukeerthi Pandithacharyavaryaswam Swasthi Shree Bhattaraka
India
Jain Math Moodbidri Dhawalatraya JK Trust india
11
Meher Master-Moos
United Kingdom
Zoroastrian College
12
Saraswati Chidanand
India
Parmarth Niketan Ashram
13
Gaudencio B. Rosales
Philippines
14
H.E. Elias Chacour
Israel
Melkite Catholic Church
15
Philip Naameh
Ghana
Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Tamale
16
Rev. Abraham Viruthakulangara
India
Archdiocese of Nagpur
17
Imam Umer Ahmed Ilyasi
India
All India Imam Organization
18
Edmond Brahimaj
Albania
World Bektashi Headquarters
19
John Onaiyekan
Nigeria
Abuja Catholic Diocese
20
Munib Younan
Palestine
The Lutheran World Federation
21
Charles Bo
Myanmar(Burma)
Diocese of Yangon, Myanmar
22
Reza Hosseini Nassab
Canada
Imam Mahdi Islamic Center
23
Singh Sahib Giani Harpreet Singh
India
Akal Takht
24
Mr. Gurmit Singh
India
Guru Gobind Singh Study Circle
25
Mr. Iftikhar Ayaz
United Kingdom
International Human Rights Committee
* The table below lists 12 representatives of religions around the world that signed the World Alliance of Religions Agreement at the 2014 HWPL World Peace Summit as well as religious representatives that signed the World Alliance of Religions Agreement after them.
Goseong Agreement 17 September 2018, Goseong, South Korea
The parties to the agreement are HWPL and the International Centre for Black Sea-Baltic Studies and Consensus Practices, an organization composed of former heads of states from countries that were republics of the Soviet Union. Based on their mission as head of states, the International Centre for Black Sea-Baltic Studies promised to take part in endorsing the DPCW and working together to implement its contents by establishing the agreement. No
Name
Country
Position, Organization
1
H.E. Gennady Burbulis
Russia
President of Baltic-Black Sea Forum (Former State Secretary of Russia)
2
Ms. Iryna Vereshchuk
Ukraine
President of International Centre for Black Sea-Baltic Studies and Consensus Practices
3
H.E. Stanislaw Shushkevich
Belarus
Former Chairman of the Supreme Soviet of the Republic of Belarus
4
H.E. Emil Constantinescu
Romania
Former President of Romania
5
H.E. Viktor Yushchenko
Ukraine
Former President of Ukraine
6
H.E. Petru Lucinschi
Moldova
Former President of Moldova
Goseong Agreement Signed with the “International Centre for Black Sea-Baltic Studies and Consensus Practices”
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Agreements
HWPL - Pacific Islands Comprehensive Agreement on Advocacy for the DPCW 19 February 2019, New South Wales State, Australia
During the 30th World Peace Tour of the HWPL peace delegation, 11 current and former heads of states, speakers of parliament, and supreme justices from eight of the South Pacific countries attended a peace
No
Name
Country
81
Position, Organization
1
Ernest Wong
Australia
Former Member of Legislative Council
2
Hon. Bartholomew Parapolo
Solomon Islands
Minister of Tourism and Culture
3
H.E. Iakoba Taeia Italeli
Tuvalu
Governor General of Tuvalu
4
Hon. Gibuna Gibbs Salika
Papua New Guinea
Chief Justice of Supreme Court
5
Hon. Elias Camsek Chin
Palau
Senator of National Assembly
6
Hon. Alipate Tuicolo Nagata
Fiji
Assistant Minister for Employment, Productivity and Industrial Relations, Youth and Sports
7
Hon. Pesab Jeffery Komal
Papua New Guinea
Deputy Speaker of the National Parliament
8
Hon. Chang William
Federated States of Micronesia
Chief Justice of Kosrae State Court
9
H.E. Christopher Loeak
Marshall Islands
Former President of Marshall Islands
10
Hon. Kenneth Kedi
Marshall Islands
Speaker of Nitijela
11
Hon. Jerrlyn Uduch Sengebau Senior
Palau
Senator of the Senate of Palau National Congress
conference with the theme of “2019 Pacific Leaders Summit for Peace, Sydney: Center of Spreading Peace Beyond Ethnicity and Borders.” They promised an active engagement in supporting the development of the DPCW and signed the agreement garnering endorsement for the DPCW to have peace take root not only in South Pacific regions but across the globe.
HWPL - Pacific Islands Comprehensive Agreement on Advocacy for the DPCW
5 Support from National Levels and IGOs
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Support from an IGO
Support from National Levels and IGOs
The DPCW Adopted as a Resolution at the Central American Parliament
Support from a National Level
85
Seychelles
The DPCW was adopted as a resolution at PARLACEN, which is composed of six Member States in Central
A document to express support at a national level for the DPCW, the solution for peace and the cessation of
America. Member States of PARLACEN agreed that DPCW is the solution for mitigating interstate armed
wars, it is signed by either the head of state of the supporting country or foreign minister authorized by the
conflicts and civil wars. It adopted a resolution to support the process of implementing the DPCW into the
head of state. It is an official representation of the citizens’ will and earnest desire for the implementation
system of international law propelled by HWPL.
of the DPCW.
Support from an IGO DPCW Adopted as a Resolution at the Central American Parliament
Support from a National Level Seychelles
86
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Support from a National Level
Support from National Levels and IGOs
eSwatini
Support from a National Level
Comoros
Support from a National Level eSwatini
Support from a National Level Comoros
87
88
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Support from a National Level
Support from National Levels and IGOs
Antigua and Barbuda
Support from a National Level
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
Support from a National Level Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
Support from a National Level Antigua and Barbuda
89
90
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Support from the National Parliament
The National Assembly of Ecuador
The National Assembly of Ecuador stated full support for the DPCW presented by HWPL as a solution of peace as it agreed that the DPCW corresponds with the Constitution, which pursues a peaceful resolution of conflicts and denies the use of force.
6 Letter of Support for the DPCW
Support from the National Parliament Ecuador
92
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Letter of Support for the DPCW
No
Letter of Support for the DPCW
Name
Country
Position, Organization
1
H.E. John Agyekum Kufuor
Ghana
Former President
2
H.E. Donald Ramotar
Guyana
Former President
3
H.E. Yakubu Gowon
Nigeria
Former President
Letters from citizens, political leaders, or other leaders of society to help bring the Declaration of Peace
4
Dr. Jose Manuel Ramos Horta
East Timor
Former President
and Cessation of War into effect. Countries are shaped by the decision-makers who express and deliver
5
H.E. Emil Constantinescu
Romania
Former President
6
H.E. Joyce Hilda Banda
Malawi
Former President
7
H.E. Petru Lucinschi
Moldova
Former President
8
H.E. Domitien Ndayizeye
Burundi
Former President
9
Dr. Rosalia Arteaga Serrano
Ecuador
Former President
10
H.E. Mr. Pranab Mukherjee
India
Former President
11
H.E. Pratibha Devisingh Patil
India
Former President
12
H.E Pedro Pires
Cape Verde
Former President
13
H.E. Ivo Josipović
Croatia
Former President
14
H.E. Stjepan Mesić
Croatia
Former President
15
H.E. Iakoba Taeia Italeli
Tuvalu
Former Governor General
16
H.E. Dr. Moncef Marzouki
Tunisia
Former President
17
H.E. Mahmoud Abbas
Palestine
President
18
Her Majesty Nana Ama Amisah 3
Ghana
Paramount Queen Mother of Mankessim Kingdom
19
Queen Nana Yaa Gyindoh I
Ghana
Queen mother of Elubo Ghana Nungua
20
H.E. Hans Modrow
Germany
Former Prime Minister of East Germany
21
H.E. Stanislaw Shushkevich
Belarus
Former Chairman of the Supreme Soviet of the Republic of Belarus
22
H.E. James Wani Igga
South Sudan
Vice President
23
H.E. Samuel Sam-Sumana
Sierra Leone
Former Vice President
24
H.E. Karim Khalili
Afghanistan
Former Vice President
25
Prince Hlangusempi
Eswati
Prince
26
Dr. Seyyed Ataollah Mohajerani
United Kingdom (Iran)
Former Vice President
27
H.E. Mr. Khil Raj Regmi
Nepal
Former Prime Minister
28
H.E. Zlatko Lagumdzija
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Former Prime Minister
the will of the people they represent through their political and social activities. That is why letters of support are important for gauging the foundation for strength in supporting the DPCW.
John Agyekum Kufuor Former President of Ghana
93
94
HWPL’s Path to World Peace
No
Letter of Support for the DPCW
Name
Country
Position, Organization
No
Name
Country
95
Position, Organization
29
Rt. Hon. Hrant Bagratyan
Armenia
Former Prime Minister
56
Hon. Caramo Camará
Guinea-Bissau
Deputy, Parliament
30
Hon. Bertie Ahern
Ireland
Former Prime Minister
57
Hon.Yakubu Dogara
Nigeria
31
Hon. Gaston Browne
Antigua and Barbuda
Prime Minister
Former Speaker, House of Representatives
58
Hon. Amadou Thiam
Mali
32
H.E. Abdelsalam Atalla Al Majali
Jordan
Former Prime Minister
Minister, Ministry of Democratic Reform
59
Hon. Arthur Holder
Barbados
Speaker, House of Assembly
33
H.E. Dzhoomart Otorbaev
Kyrgyzstan
Former Prime Minister 60
Hon. Hasan Foez Siddique
Bangladesh
Chairperson of Judicial Service Commission
34
Hon. Aaron Mike Oquaye
Ghana
Speaker, Parliament
35
Hon. Claude Kory Kondiano
Guinea
Speaker, National Assembly
61
H.E. Oesman Sapta Odang
Indonesia
Speaker, Regional Representative Council
36
H.E. Cipriano Cassamá
Guinea-Bissau
Speaker, Parliament
62
Hon. Joseph Mbah Ndam
Cameroon
Deputy, Parliament
37
H.E. Anthony Lino Makana
South Sudan
Speaker, National Assembly
63
Hon. Remy Masamba-ma-Kiese
Vice President, National Assembly
38
Hon. Sephiri Motanyane
Lesotho
Speaker, National Assembly
Democratic Republic of Congo
39
Hon. Jean Max Rakotomamonjy
64
Hon. Stephen Julius Masele
Tanzania
1st Vice President of Pan-African Parliament(PAP)
40
Hon. Verónica Nataniel Macamo Dlhovo
Mozambique
Speaker, National Assembly
65
Hon. Ayawavi Djigbodi Dagban
Togo
Former Vice President, National Assembly
41
Rt. Hon. Rebecca A. Kadaga
Uganda
Speaker, Parliament
66
H.E. Otiko Afisa Djaba
Ghana
Former Minister for Gender, Children and Social Protection
42
Hon. Ram Niwas Goel
India
Speaker of Sixth Legislative Assembly of Delhi
67
Mrs. Carmelita Pires
Guinea-Bissau
Former Minister, Ministry of Justice
43
Hon. Roger Nkodo Dang
Cameroon
President, Pan-African Parliament(PAP)
68
H.E. Alice Chabtini
Lebanon
Former Minister of Displaced Persons
69
H.E. Salim Jreissati
Lebanon
Minister, Ministry of Justice
44
H.E. Jorge Pedro Maurício Dos Santos
Cape Verde
70
Hon. Mokhele Moletsane
Lesotho
45
Dr. Abdou Ousseni
Comoros
Former President, National Assembly
Minister, Ministry of Justice, Human Rights and Correctional Service
46
Hon. Tebuai Uaai
Kiribati
Speaker, Parliament
71
Hon. Lebohang William Hlaele
Lesotho
Minister, Ministry of Law and Constitutional Affairs
47
H.E. Dama Dramani
Togo
President, National Assembly
72
Hon. Harimisa Noro Vololona
Madagascar
Former Minister, Ministry of Justice
48
H.E. Salim Zanoun
Palestine
Chairman, National Council
73
Hon. Wijeyadasa Rajapakshe
Sri Lanka
Minister, Ministry of Higher Education and Cultural Affairs
49
H.E. Chan Reec Madut
South Sudan
Chief Justice, Supreme Court
74
Hon. Akila Viraj Kariyawasam
Sri Lanka
Minister, Ministry of Education
50
Hon. Nthomeng Justina Majara
Lesotho
Chief Justice, High Court
75
Hon. Wajira Abeywardena
Sri Lanka
Minister, Ministry of Home Affairs
51
Hon. Rajaona Andriamanakiandrianana
Madagascar
Chief Justice, Supreme Court
76
Hon. Sima Samar
Afghanistan
Former Minister of Women's Affaires
52
Hon. Lidija Nedelkova
North Macedonia
Chief Justice, Supreme Court
77
Rev.Fr. Simon Lokodo
Uganda
53
Hon. Adelino Manuel Muchanga
Minister of State, Directorate for Ethics and Integrity
Mozambique
Chief Justice, Supreme Court
78
Mr. Salman Khurshid
India
54
Hon. Patu Tiava'asu'e Falefatu Sapolu
Former Minister, Ministry of External Affairs
Samoa
Chief Justice, Supreme Court
79
Hon. Given Lubinda
Zambia
Minister, Ministry of Justice
55
Justice Yeboah Anin
Ghana
Chief Justice, Supreme Court
80
Hon. Dr. Effron Chakupa Lungu
Zambia
Former Minister, Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Madagascar
Former Speaker, National Assembly
Speaker, Parliament
96
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Name
Letter of Support for the DPCW
Country
Position, Organization
No
Name
Country
97
Position, Organization
81
Hon. Dr. Ruben Maye Nsue Mangue
Equatorial Guinea
Former Minister, Ministry of Justice
103
H.E. Amb. Martin Uhomoibhi
Nigeria
Former President, The United Nations Human Rights Council
82
H.E. Mohamed El-Amine Souef
Comoros
Former Minister, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation
104
Mr. Sharif A M Reza Jaker
Bangladesh
Additional District and Sessions Judge District Judges' Court, Dhaka
83
H.E. Haki Demolli
Kosovo
Former Minister of Security Forces
105
MD. Abul Kalam Azad
Bangladesh
Justice Committee District Judge
84
Hon. Alexis Thambwe Mwamba
Democratic Republic of Congo
Minister, Ministry of Justice & Human Rights
106
H.E. Leasi Scanlan
Samoa
85
H.E. Tahani S Abu Daqqa
Palestine
Former Minister, Ministry of Youth and Culture
High Commissioner, Samoa High Commission, Wellington, New Zealand
107
Mr. Neil Iddawala
Sri Lanka
86
H.E. Ali Abu Diak
Palestine
Minister, Ministry of Justice
Chief of Staff & Deputy Secretary General, Parliament
Ghana
Deputy, Ministry of Justice & Attorney-General's Department
108
Hon. Dr. Adel Omar Sherif
Egypt
Deputy Chief Justice, Supreme Constitutional Court
109
Mr. Parlindungan Purba, S.H., MM.
Indonesia
South Sudan
Deputy Minister, Ministry of Information, Communication Technology and Postal Service
Chairman of the Second Session, Regional Representative Council
110
Hon. Aurelien-Simplice Kongbelet-Zingas
Central African Republic
Chairperson of the Committee on Heath, Labour and Social Affairs, PAP
111
H.E. Adélcia Barreto Pires
Cape Verde
Former First Lady
112
Mr. Mohammed Mamud
Nigeria
Member, The House of Council
113
Mr. Raphael Igbokwe
Nigeria
Member of Parliament in the Federal House of Representatives
114
YB Dr. Kelvin Yii Lee Wuen
Malaysia
Assemblyman, Sarawak State Legislative Assembly
115
YB Encik See Chee How
Malaysia
Former Assemblyman, Sarawak State Legislative Assembly
116
YB Puan. Rusnah Binti Aluai
Malaysia
Parliament Member of PKR
117
YB Tuan Karupaiya Mutusami
Malaysia
Parliament Member of PKR
118
Mrs. Traore Aminata
Mali
Former Deputy, Parliament
119
Mr. Traore Bourama Tidiane
Mali
Former Deputy, Parliament
120
Ms. Selima Ahmad
Bangladesh
Former Member, Parliament
121
Hon. Agbodjete Justin
Benin
Deputy, National Assembly
122
Mr. Padonou Corneille
Benin
Deputy, National Assembly
123
Mr. Andrey Gkukasyan
Armenia
Governor of Lori Region
124
Hon. Cristina Eugenia Reyes Hidalgo
Ecuador
Assemblywoman, National Assembly
87 88
Hon. Godfred Yeboah Dame Hon. Lily Albino Akol Akol
89
H.E. Judge Mayssam Noueiri
Lebanon
Former Director General, Ministry of Justice
90
YB Datuk Snowdan Lawan
Malaysia
Assistant Minister for Youth and Sports, Sarawak State Legislative Assembly
91
H.E. Mohibul Hasan Chowdhury
Bangladesh
Deputy Minister, Ministry of Education
92
Ms. Bella Kopaliani
Abkhazia Autonomous Republic
Minister of Confidence-Building and Reconcili
93
H.E. Zeynu Jemal
Ethiopia
State Minister of the Rule of Law Enforcement, Ministry of Peace
94
Hon. Mutuuzo Peace Regis
Uganda
Minister of State for Gender and Culture Affairs
95
Hon. Dr. Adly Hussein
Egypt
Assistant Minister, Department of Dispute Settlement of Ministry of Justice
96
H.E. Chin Malin
Cambodia
Under Secretary of State, Ministry of Justice
97
Mr. Houssamou Mohamed Madi
Comoros
Secretry General, Ministry of Justice
98
Hon. Benjamin Baak Deng
South Sudan
Judge, Supreme Court
99
Hon. Joaquim Luís Madeira
Mozambique
Judge, Supreme Court
100
Hon. Aslim Arif
Bangladesh
Justice Committee District Judge
125
H.E. Wajih Mousa Owais
Jordan
Senator of National Assembly
101
Hon. Shahrial Kabir
Bangladesh
Additional District Judge and Deputy of Judicial Comm
126
Mr. Blesa Jebar Ferman
Iraq
Member of Iraqi Parliament
102
Hon. Sayed Jahed Mosur
Bangladesh
Judge of the Judicial Commission
127
Mr. Zani Bestun
Iraq
Member of Iraqi Parliament
98
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Letter of Support for the DPCW
No
Name
128
Mr. Zouheir Bahloul
Israel
Member, The Knesset
151
Adv. Thulisile Madonsela
South Africa
Former Public Protector
129
Mr. Benelngar Madtoingue
Chad
Member, National Assembly
152
Mr. Dinesh Tripathi
Nepal
130
Mr. Zenun Pajaziti
Kosovo
Member of SEECP PA
Secretary General, International Law Association
131
Mr. Ismajl Kurteshi
Kosovo
Member of SEECP PA
153
Mr. Muhammad Mohsen Rashid
Bangladesh
Secretary General, South Asian Association For Regional Co-operation in Law(SAARC LAW)
132
Mrs. Hykmete Bajrami
Kosovo
Member of SEECP PA
154
Hon. Farid Hossain
Bangladesh
Minister(Press) of High Commission
133
Hon. Mawe Afo Aledjou
Togo
Deputy, National Assembly
Mr. Mike Oquaye Jnr
Ghana
Prof. Dr. Arnaldo Sobrinho de Morais Neto
Brazil
134
High Commissioner of Ghana Embassy to India
155
Secretary General, International Law Association
156
Mr. Edmond Spaho
Albania
Chairman, Parliamentary Group Democratic Party
157
Hon. Gloria Guadalupe Oqueli Solorzano
Honduras
Representative of Honduras, Central American Parliament
158
Prof. Dr. Said El Dakkak
Egypt
Vice President, International Law Association
159
Mr. Pravin H. Parekh
India
President, Confederation of Indian Bar
160
Dr. Fathi Kemicha
Tunisia
International Arbitration Lawyer, ICCA Governing Board
161
Dr. John Kirk Boyd
USA
Executive Director, Unite for Rights
162
Prof. Md Nazrul Islam
Bangladesh
Professor of International Law, University of Dhaka
163
Mrs. Taslima Monsoor
Bangladesh
University of Dhaka Dean, Faculty of Law
Dr. Jyoti Mohapatra
India
Secretary General, Mahatma MK Gandhi Foundation for Non-Violent Peace
135 136
Mr. Rui Domingos Batia H.E. Oumar Keita
Country
Position, Organization
Guinea-Bissau
Ambassador, Embassy of Guinea Bissau in Germany
Mali
Permanent Delegation of Mali, UNESCO
137
H.E. Kheswar Jankee
Mauritius
Ambassador Mauritius of Germany
138
H.E. Francis Mwalabu
Malawi
Principal Foreign Service Officer of Ministry of Foreign Affairs
139
Dr. Faysal Abdel Gader Mohamed
Bahrain
Advisor for International Affairs of Royal Court
140
Mr. M.R.G. Ranatunga
Sri Lanka
Attorney at Law, Central Engineering Consultancy Bureau
141
Mr. Samson Tegene Mulatu
Ethiopia
Prosecutor of Attorney General
142
Mr. Salar Mahmood
Iraq
Adviser to President for Media and NGO
No
Name
Country
99
Position, Organization
143
Mr. Mawlood Ahmed
Iraq
Advisor of Patriotic Union of Kurdistan(PUK)
164
Mr. Kenneth Herbert Young
Canada
Director, Canadian Veterans Advocacy
Mr. Mohamed Noman Galal
Egypt
Former Vice Minister, Economic and Political Policy Planning, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Egypt
165
144
166
Ms. Graziela Liu Soares
East Timor
Executive Assistant, the Former President
167
Mr. Gilbert Norman Iamurph
Vanuatu
Personal Secretary of the Prime Minister
168
Mohammad Anishur Rahman
Bangladesh
Supreme Court of Additional District Judge
145
Mr. Om Prakash Shukla
India
Senior Counsel, Union of India
146
Mr. Ahmat Khayar Mahamat Saleh
Chad
Counselor of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, President of the National Assembly
147
Hon. Freddie Blay
Ghana
National Chairman of the New Patriotic Party
169
Ms. Elona Zeraliu
Albania
Office Assistant, the 3rd President
148
Hon. Paula Lorena Rodriguez Lima
Guatemala
Representative of Guatemala, Central American Parliament
170
Mr. Sagvan Murad Jindy
Iraq
Chief Staff of Protocol Department in Presidency Office
Nigeria
Former Chairman, House Committee on Co-operation and Integration in Africa, the House of Council
171
Mr. William Mwepu
Democratic Republic of Congo
Assistant, Ministry of Justice and Human Rights
172
Mr. Kofi Asamoah-Ababio
Ghana
Executive Director of Amass Ghana
173
Mr. Baffour George Afriyie Owusu
Ghana
Board Member of the National Road Safety Commission
149 150
Amb. Hon. Kingsley Ebenyi Hon. Chuol Rambang Luoth
South Sudan
Chairperson, Commission of Peace and Reconciliation
100
No
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Name
Country
Position, Organization
174
MD. Ariful Islam
Bangladesh
Supreme Court Staff
175
Mr. Hordofa Bekle
Ethiopia
Member of Foreign Relation and Peace Affairs Standing Committee, House of Peoples' Representatives
176
Mr. Nyadziso Nyamuraradza
Zimbabwe
Educator, Counsellor
177
Cho Hong Geun
South Korea
Vice Chairman of Korea’s Native Religion
178
Most Ven. Dagong
South Korea
The Executive Chief of Korean Buddhist, the Great Jogye Order
179
Mr. Seong Oh
South Korea
Vice President of the Taego Order of Korean Buddhism
180
Ven. Meong An
South Korea
President of the Yeorae Order of Korean Buddhism
181
Mr. Gi Cheol Lee
South Korea
President of International Council of Christian Churches
182
Singh Sahib Giani Harpreet Singh
India
Jathedar of Golden Temple
183
Mr. Gurmit Singh
India
Director of Guru Gobind Singh Study Circle
184
Dr. Iftikhar Ayaz
England
Chairman of International Human Rights Committee
185
Dr. Yunus Pasanreseng Andi Padi
Indonesia
Rector of IAI As’adiyah Sengkang
186
Dr. Musafir Pababbari Pangera
Indonesia
Rector of Universitas Islam Negeri Alauddin Makassar
187
Prof. Saidurrahman
Indonesia
Rector of Universitas Islam Negeri Sumatera Utara
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Letter of Support for the Peaceful Reunification of the Korean Peninsula
No
Name
Country
103
Position
1
H.E. Viktor Yushchenko
Ukraine
Former President
2
H.E. John Agyekum Kufuor
Ghana
Former President
3
Her Majesty Nana Ama Amisah III
Ghana
Paramount Queen Mother of Mankessim Kingdom
Global citizens and world leaders write letters to express their support for a peaceful reunification of the
4
Hon. Lothar de Maiziere
Germany
Former Prime Minister, East Germany
Korean Peninsula in accordance with the contents of the DPCW. Based on the support of the HWPL’s
5
H.E. Hans Modrow
Germany
Former Prime Minister, East Germany
6
Hon. Emil Constantinescu
Romania
Former President
7
H.E. Joyce Hilda Banda
Malawi
Former President
8
H.E. Petru Lucinschi
Moldova
Former President
9
H.E. Haris Silajdžić
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Former President
10
H.E. Domitien Ndayizeye
Burundi
Former President
11
H.E. Rexhep Meidani
Albania
Former President
12
Dr. Rosalia Arteaga Serrano
Ecuador
Former President
13
H.E. Stjepan Mesić
Croatia
Former President
14
H.E. Stanislaw Shushkevich
Belarus
Former Chairman of the Supreme Soviet of the Republic of Belarus
15
Hon. Verónica Nataniel Macamo Dlhovo
Mozambique
Speaker, National Assembly
16
Rt. Hon. Rebecca A. Kadaga
Uganda
Speaker, Parliament
17
Dr. Abdou Ousseni
Comoros
Former President, National Assembly
18
H.E. Chan Reec Madut
South Sudan
Chief Justice, Supreme Court
19
Hon. Patu Tiava'asu'e Falefatu Sapolu
Samoa
Chief Justice, Supreme Court
20
H.E. Chin Malin
Cambodia
Under Secretary of State, Ministry of Justice
21
Hon. Benjamin Baak Deng
South Sudan
Judge, Supreme Court
22
Hon. Petre Lazaroiu
Romania
Former Chief Justice, Constitutional Court of Romania
23
Hon. Joaquim Luís Madeira
Mozambique
Judge, Supreme Court
24
H.E. Otiko Afisa Djaba
Ghana
Former Minister for Gender, Children and Social Protection
campaign for peaceful reunification of the Korean Peninsula, many people around the world hope for the peaceful reunification of the two Koreas be realized.
Viktor Yushchenko
Former President of Ukraine
HWPL’s Path to World Peace
104
No
Letter of Support for the Peaceful Reunification of the Korean Peninsula
Name
Country
Position
No
Name
Country
Position
25
Ms. Sybille Reider
Germany
Town Mayor of Weissenfels
47
Hon. Mawe Afo Aledjou
Togo
Deputy, National Assembly
26
Hon. Mokhele Moletsane
Lesotho
Minister of Justice, Human Rights and Correctional Service
48
Hon. Thore Vestby
Norway
Honorary Mayor, Frogn City
27
Hon. Harimisa Noro Vololona
Madagascar
Former Minister, Ministry of Justice
49
Dr. Manfred Florian Welker
Germany
Former Mayor, City Council of Frankfurt
28
Prince Hlgangusempi
Eswatini
Minister of Economic Planning (Prince)
50
Mr. Dorin Florea
Romania
Former Mayor of Târgu Mureș City
29
H.E. Gennady Burbulis
Russia
Former State Secretary
51
Mr. Ramon Medina
USA
Mayor of the City of Maywood
30
Hon. Given Lubinda
Zambia
Minister, Ministry of Justice
52
Hon. Michael Aaron N. N. Oquaye
Ghana
Ghana High Commissoner-INDIA
31
Hon. Vernon Johnshon Mwaanga
Zambia
Former Minister of Foreign Affairs
32
Hon. Dr. Effron Chakupa Lungu
Zambia
Former Minister, Ministry of Foreign Affairs
33
Hon. Dr. Ruben Maye Nsue Mangue
Equatorial Guinea
Former Minister, Ministry of Justice
105
53
Hon. William Heuvel
USA
Former Deputy Permanent Representative of Permanent Mission of the United States to the United Nations
54
Mr. Wolf Reider
Germany
Lawyer
55
Prof. Stephan Hobe
Germany
Professor of University of Cologne
56
Mr. Ulrich Wilken
Germany
The Representative of Hessen, Die Linke
34
Amb. Hon. Kingsley Ebenyi
Nigeria
Former Chairman, House Committee on Cooperation and Integration in Africa, the House of Council
35
Hon. Chuol Rambang Luoth
South Sudan
Chairperson, Commission of Peace and Reconciliation
57
Friedirch Scholemmer
Germany
Borad Member of F.C Flick Foundation
36
Adv. Thulisile Madonsela
South Africa
Former Public Protector of Government of South Africa
58
Senzecua Nhaunga
Mozambique
Secretary of Former President
37
Mr. Parlindungan Purba, S.H., MM.
Indonesia
Chairman of the Second Session, Regional Representative Council
59
Dr. H. Muh. Yunus Pasanreseng Andi Padi, M. Ag
Indonesia
Rector
Musafir Pababbari Pangera
Indonesia
Rector
38
Chad
Counselor of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, President of the National Assembly
60
Mr. Ahmat Khayar Mahamat Saleh
61
Prof. Dr. Saidurrahman, M. Ag.
Indonesia
Rector
39
Hon. Remy Masamba-ma-Kiese
Democratic Republic of Congo
Vice President, National Assembly
40
Hon. Mutuuzo Peace Regis
Uganda
Minister of State for Gender and Culture Affairs
41
Mr. Martin Rabanus
Germany
Spokesperson, Social Democratic Party(SPD)
42
YB Tuan Karupaiya Mutusami
Malaysia
Parliament Member of PKR
43
Hon. Agbodjete Justin
Benin
Deputy, National Assembly
44
Mr. Padonou Corneille
Benin
Deputy, National Assembly
45
Mr. Benelngar Madtoingue
Chad
Member, National Assembly
46
Mr. Mbah Ndam Joseph
Cameroon
Deputy, National Assembly
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Responses to Peace Letters
No
Responses to Peace Letters
Name
Country
Position
1
H.E. Maithripala Sirisena
Sri Lanka
President
2
H.E. Iakoba Taeia Italeli
Tuvalu
Governor General
3
H.E. Taneti Mamau
Kiribati
President
4
Hon. Klaus Iohannis
Romania
President
responses came from 34 leaders, including current heads of state, speakers of parliament, supreme
5
H.E. Donald Trump
USA
President
justices, and ministers in 27 countries.
6
H.E. Danny Faure
Seychelles
President
7
H.E. Filipe Jacinto Nyusi
Mozambique
President
8
H.E Cyril Ramaphosa
South Africa
President
9
H.E. Saad Al Hariri
Lebanon
Prime Minister
10
H.E. Zoran Zaev
North Macedonia
Prime Minister
11
H.E. Justin Trudeau
Canada
Prime Minister
12
H.E. Andrej Babis
Czech Republic
Prime Minister
13
Hon. Eustaquio Cadena Choque
Bolivia
Vice President of Parlandina (Senator of Legislative Assembly of Bolivia)
14
Hon. Vicente "Tito" C. Sotto III
Philippines
Senate President
15
Hon. Trevor Mallad
New Zealand
Speaker, Parliament
16
H.E. Louis Vlavonou
Benin
President, National Assembly
17
Dr. Abdou Ousseni
Comoros
President, National Assembly
18
Hon. Sephiri Motanyane
Lesotho
Speaker, National Assembly
19
H.E. Abdelfattah Mourou
Tunisia
Deputy Speaker of the Parliament
20
Hon. Reinaldo Pared Pérez
Dominican Republic
Senate
21
Hon. Maseforo Mahase
Lesotho
Acting Chief Justice of Supreme Court
22
Hon. Enver Peci
Kosovo
Chief Justice
23
Hon. Helen Winkelamann
New Zealand
Chief Justice
24
Hon. Eugenio Jimenez Rolon
Paraguay
Minister of the Supreme Court
25
Hon. João Beirão
Mozambique
Deputy Chief Justice, Supreme Court
26
H.E. Deolindo dos Santos
Timor-Leste
President, Court of Appeal
Peace Letter is a global campaign where citizens from around the world wrote to heads of states in 192 countries to stress the need for peace and call for support for the DPCW. As of November 2019, written
Maithripala Sirisena President of Sri Lanka
109
110
No
HWPL’s Path to World Peace
Name
Country
Position
27
H.E. Chan Reec Madut
South Sudan
Chief Justice, Supreme Court
28
Hon. Syed Mahmud Hossain
Bangladesh
Chief Justice of Supreme Court
29
Hon. Asaduzzaman Khan
Bangladesh
Minister of Home Affairs
30
Hon. Edwing Charles
Haiti
Minister of Youth, Sports and Civic Action
31
Hon. Mawa A Moses
South Sudan
Minister for Information Culture, Youth and Sport in the Yei River State
32
H.E. U Naing Ngan Lin
Myanmar(Burma)
Minister of Social Welfare of Yangon Region
33
Hon. Naw Pwe Say
Myanmar(Burma)
Karen Ethnic Minister, Bago Division
34
Hon. Daw San Wint Khine
Myanmar(Burma)
Minister for Paoh Ethnic Affair
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112
List of Members
No
HWPL Peace Advisory Council No
Name
Country
Position, Organization
1
The Most Rev. Patricio Enrique Viveros Robles
Chile
Archbishop of the Anglican Episcopal Church of Chile
2
Medardo Ernesto Gomez Soto
El Salvador
Archbishop
3
H.E. Rodrigo Duterte
Philippines
President of Philippines
Name
Country
113
Position, Organization
25
H.E. Haki Demolli
Kosovo
Former Minister of Security Forces, Kosovo
26
Hon. Fejzullah Hasani
Kosovo
Former President of the Supreme Court, Kosovo
27
Prof. Dr. Milenko Kreća
Serbia
Professor of International Law, University of Belgrade
28
Prof. Dr. Enver Hasani
Kosovo
Professor of International Law, University of Prishtina
29
H.E. Petru Lucinschi
Moldova
President of Moldova
30
Dr. Myrna Q. Mallari
Philippines
President of Tarlac State University
31
Hon. Wijeyadasa Rajapakshe
Sri Lanka
Minister, Ministry of Higher Education
4
Dr. Hong Ki Kim
South Korea
President, International Association of Korean Lawyers
5
Hon. Mogoeng Thomas Reetsang Mogoeng
South Africa
Chief Justice, Constitutional Court of South Africa
32
H.E. Samuel Sam-Sumana
Sierra Leone
Former Vice President of the Republic of Sierra Leone
6
H.E. Emil Constantinescu
Romania
Former President of Romania
33
H.E. Pál Schmitt
Hungary
Former President of Hungary
7
H.E. Ang Vong Vathana
Cambodia
Former Minister, Ministry of Justice
34
Prof. Dr. Zainal bin Ayub
Malayisia
Dean of Law School, Utara University
8
H.E. Abdelfattah Mourou
Tunisia
Former Deputy Speaker of the Parliament
35
Dr. Fathi Kemicha
Tunisia
International Arbitration Lawyer, ICCA Governing Board
9
Mr. M.R.G. Ranatunga
Sri Lanka
Attorney at Law, Central Engineering Consultancy Bureau
36
Rt. Hon. Hrant Bagratyan
Armenia
Former Prime Minister of Armenia
37
H.E. Iakoba Taeia Italeli
Tuvalu
Former Governor General
10
Hon. Hasan Foez Siddique
Bangladesh
Commission, Chairperson of Judicial Service Commission
38
H.E. Jorge Pedro Maurício Dos Santos
Cape Verde
Speaker of the Parliament, Cabo Verde
11
Hon. Aaron Mike Oquaye
Ghana
Speaker, Parliament
39
Hon. Gobinda Chandra Tagore
Bangladesh
Justice of Bangladesh Supreme Court
12
H.E. Bajram Kosumi
Kosovo
Former Prime Minister of Kosovo
40
Hon. Gibuna Gibbs Salika
Papua New Guinea
Chief Justice of Supreme court
13
Dr. Har Prasad Kain
India
Vice Chairman of International Buddha Education Institute Trustee, Ram Das Charitable Trust
41
Hon. Earnest Wong
Hong Kong
Member of Legislative Council NSW Parliament
14
Mr. Ayano Beraso Hula
Ethiopia
President, Hwassa University
42
Mr. Neil Iddawala
Sri Lanka
Chief of Staff & Deputy Secretary General, Parliament
15
Hon. Mohamed Chande Othman
Tanzania
Former Chief Justice, Court of Appeal of Tanzania
43
Dr. E. M. Sudarsana Natchiappan
India
Former President, Indian Society of International Law
16
Prof. Tassew Woldehanna
Ethiopia
President, Addis Ababa University
17
Dr. Chemeda Finensa
Ethiopia
President, Haramaya University
44
Mr. Shri Soli Jehangir Sorabjee
India
Former Attorney General of Government of India
18
Dr. Dhuguma Adunga Debele
Ethiopia
President, Arsi University
45
H.E. Christopher Loeak
Marshall Islands
Former President, Marshall Islands
19
H.E. Dalveer Bhandari
India
Judge, UN International Court of Justice
46
Hon. Christos Rozakis
Greece
20
Prof. Md Nazrul Islam
Bangladesh
Professor of International Law, University of Dhaka
Former President, Administrative Tribunal of the Council of Europe
47
H.E. Viktor Yushchenko
Ukraine
Former President of Ukraine
21
Mrs. Taslima Monsoor
Bangladesh
Professor of Law, University of Dhaka
48
Bahrain
22
H.E. Bartholomew Parapolo
Solomon Islands
Minister of Tourism and Culture
H.E. Dr. Shaikh Khalid Khalifa Duaij AlKhalifa
Chairman, The King Hamad Centre for Peaceful Coexistence
23
Hon. Tebuai Uaai
Kiribati
Speaker of the Parliament of Kiribati
49
H.E. Mahmoud Abbas
Palestine
President of Palestine Government
50
Dr. Abdou Ousseni
Comoros
Former President, National Assembly
Fiji
Assistant Minister for Employment, Productivity and Industrial Relations, Youth and Sports
51
Mr. Narinder Singh
India
Former Chairman, International Law Commission
24
H.E. Alipate Tuicolo Nagata
114
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No
Name
No
Name
52
Mr. Dinesh Tripathi
Nepal
Secretary General, International Law Association, Nepal
77
Dr. Fikre Dessalegn
Ethiopia
President, Ethiopian Civil Service University
53
Prof. Dr. Arnaldo Sobrinho de Morais Neto
Brazil
Secretary General, International Law Association of Brazil
78
Dr. Milka Ristova
North Macedonia
Former Judge, Supreme Court of Macedonia
54
H.E. Dr. Moncef Marzouki
Tunisia
Former President of Tunisia
79
H.E. Stjepan Mesić
Croatia
Former President of Croatia
55
Hon. Pesab Jeffery Komal
Papua New Guinea
Former Deputy Speaker of the National Parliament
80
H.E. Zlatko Lagumdzija
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Former Prime Minister of Bosnia and Herzegovina
56
H.E. Karim Khalili
Afghanistan
Former Second Vice President
81
Dr. Ernest Petric
Slovenia
57
Mr. Sidaro Danusubroto
Indonesia
Presidential Advisory Council Member
Member, International Law Commission
58
Hon. Kenneth Kedi
Marshall Islands
Speaker of Nitijela
82
Hon. Avdi Dinaj
Kosovo
Judge, Supreme Court of Kosovo
Mr. Parlindungan Purba, S.H., MM.
Dr. Wondwosen Tamrat
Ethiopia
President, St. Mary’s University
Indonesia
Chairman of the Second Session, Regional Representative Council
83
59
84
H.E. Hans Modrow
Germany
Former Prime Minister, East Germany
60
Mr. Pravin H. Parekh
India
President, Confederation of Indian Bar
85
Jordan
Senator, Parliament of Jordan Senate
Bangladesh
President of International Law Association(ILA) of Bangladesh Branch
H.E. Taghreed Mustafa Hikmat Habashneh
86
Hon. Mgwagwa-Sipho Benedict Gamedze
Eswatini
Former Minister, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation of Eswatini
87
Hon. Dr. Adly Hussein
Egypt
Assistant Minister, Department of Dispute Settlement of Ministry of Justice
88
Mr. Houssamou Mohamed Madi
Comoros
Former Secretary General, Ministry of Justice
89
Dr. Faysal Abdel Gader Mohamed
Bahrain
Advisor for International Affairs of Royal Court of the Kingdom of Bahrain
90
Hon. Priyasath Dep
Sri Lanka
Former Chief Justice, Supreme Court of Sri Lanka
91
H.E. Leasi Scanlan
Samoa
High Commissioner, Samoa High Commission, Wellington, New Zealand
61 62
Dr. Kamal Hossain Mr. Olivier Stirn
Country
Position, Organization
France
Former Minister, Ministry of Foreign Affairs
63
Prof. Dr. Hans Koechler
Austria
President, International Progress Organization(IPO)
64
Prof. Dr. Rui de Moura Ramos
Portugal
Professor, University of Coimbra
65
Prof. Dr. Gjyljeta Mushkolaj
Kosovo
Former Dean, Faculty of Law of University of Prishtina
Croatia
President, International Law Association Croatian Branch
66
Dr. Budislav Vukas
Country
115
Position, Organization
67
H.E. Mr. Felix Alie Koroma
Sierra Leone
Deputy Permanent Representative, Permanent Mission of Sierra Leone to the UN
68
Mr. Vaman Rao
India
Former Judge, Andhra Pradesh High Court
92
Hon. Dr. Ruben Maye Nsue Mangue
Equatorial Guinea
Former Minister, Ministry of Justice
69
Prof. Dr. Marcilio Franca Filho
Brazil
Alternate Arbitrator, Mercosur Permanent Review Tribunal
93
Hon. Dr. Effron Chakupa Lungu
Zambia
Former Minister, Ministry of Foreign Affairs
70
Mr. Jim Dear
USA
Former Mayor of Carson City
94
H.E. Domitien Ndayizeye
Burundi
Former President of Burundi
71
Hon. Dr. Willem Frederik van Eekelan
Netherlands
Former Minister, Ministry of Defence
95
H.E. Chan Reec Madut
South Sudan
Chief Justice, Supreme Court
72
Mr. Roberto José Munguía
El Salvador
Mayor of Santa Tecla
96
Dr. Babatunde Oni
Nigeria
Professor of Faculty of Law, the University of Lagos
73
Hon. Panickaveettil Kottilungal Shamsuddin
India
Former Judge of High Court of India
97
H.E. Donald Ramotar
Guyana
Former President of Guyana
74
H.E. Thura U Aung Ko
Myanmar(Burma)
Minister of Religious Affairs and Culture
98
Hon. Arthur Holder
Barbados
Speaker, House of Assembly
75
Hon. Barr. Joshua Izang Madaki
Nigeria
Speaker of the Plateau State House of Assembly
99
H.E. Mohamed El-Amine Souef
Comoros
Former Minister, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation
76
Mr. Yuriy Tandit
Ukraine
Former Advisor to the Head, Security Service of Ukraine
100
Hon. Cristina Eugenia Reyes Hidalgo
Ecuador
Assemblywoman, National Assembly
116
No
HWPL’s Path to World Peace
List of Members
Name
Country
Name
Country
117
Position, Organization
No
Position, Organization
128
Ms. Iryna Vereshchuk
Ukraine
President, International Centre for Black Sea-Baltic Studies and Consensus Practices
101
H.E. Mr. Khil Raj Regmi
Nepal
Former Chairman, Council of Ministers of Nepal
102
H.E. Bujar Nishani
Albania
Former President of Albania
103
H.E. Haris Silajdžić
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Former President of Bosnia and Herzegovina
129
Mr. Yin Yu
China
Former Associate Head, the People's Republic of China Ministry of Foreign Affairs
104
Prof. Juozas Augutis
Lithuania
Rector, Vytautas Magnus University
130
Mr. Mykola Malomuzh
Ukraine
President, People's Assembly of Ukraine
105
H.E. Ivo Josipović
Croatia
Former President of Croatia
131
H.E. U Naing Ngan Lin
Myanmar(Burma)
Minister of Social Affairs in Yangon
132
Mr. Luz de Nazaret Alfaro
Mexico
Member, City Coucil PAN
106
H.E. Amb. Martin Uhomoibhi
Nigeria
Former President, the United Nations Human Rights Council
107
Dr. Rosalia Arteaga Serrano
Ecuador
Former President of Ecuador
133
Hon. Nazmije Ibrahimi
Kosovo
Former Judge, Supreme Court of Kosovo
108
Mr. Benjamin Josses Odoki
Uganda
Former Chief Justice, Supreme Court
134
Judge Vus Svitlana Mykhailivna
Ukraine
Judge, Supreme Court
109
Hon. Lex Mpati
South Africa
Former President, Supreme Court of Appeal
135
Mr. Weili Chen
China
Cheif Advisor, Chinese National Agriculture, Rural Area and Peasantry Development Centere Growth State Council
110
H.E. Amr Moussa
Egypt
Former Secretary General, League of Arab State
111
Hon. Dr. Adel Omar Sherif
Egypt
Deputy Chief Justice, Supreme Constitutional Court
136
Hon. Emmanuel O. Fagbenle
Nigeria
Former Chief Justice, Supreme Court of Gambia
112
The Most Rev. Martin de Jesús de Barahona
El Salvador
Bishop of the Anglican Episcopal Church of El Salvador
137
Ahmed Abdallah Mohamed Sambi
Comoros
Former President
113
Hon. Jean Max Rakotomamonjy
Madagascar
Former Speaker, National Assembly of Madagascar
138
Hon. Ajay Prakash Misra
India
Former Judge of the Supreme Court of India
114
H.E. James Wani Igga
South Sudan
Vice President, South Sudan
139
Mr. Vijay Jolly
India
Senior Leader of Bharatiya Janata Party
115
Hon. Nthomeng Majara
Lesotho
Chief Justice, High Court of Lesotho
140
Guatemala
Administrative Vice Minister, Ministry of Education
116
Hon. Lidija Nedelkova
North Macedonia
Former Chief Justice, Supreme Court of North Macedonia
Hon. Maria Eugenia Barrios Robles de Mejía
141
Hon. Nebojša Boričić
Kosovo
Judge, Supreme Court of Kosovo
117
Hon. Roger Nkodo Dang
Cameroon
President, Pan-African Parliament
142
Ms. Marise El Amm
Lebanon
Judge of Ministry of Justice
118
Prof. Derebssa Dufera
Ethiopia
President, Rift Valley Unviersity
143
H.E. Eduardo Alberto Duhalde
Argentina
Former President
119
Hon. Given Lubinda
Zambia
Minister, Ministry of Justice
144
Mr. Rohullah Qarizada
Afghanistan
120
Mr. Lars Frisk
Sweden
Former Head, Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission
President of the Afghanistan Independent Bar Association
145
Prof. Naqibullah Saqib
Afghanistan
Dean and Associate Professor of Law and Political Science Faculty of Nangrahar University
121
H.E. Gennady Burbulis
Russia
Former State Secretary of Russia, President of Baltic-Black Sea Forum
146
Mr. Udit Raj
India
Former Member of Parliament Lok Sabha
147
Prof. Leonid Tymchenko
Ukraine
Head, Audit Commission of Ukrainian Association of International Law
148
Judge Nataliia Liashchenko
Ukraine
Justice, Supreme Court
122
H.E. Stanislaw Shushkevich
Belarus
Former Chairman, the Supreme Soviet of the Republic of Belarus
123
Hon. Petre Lazaroiu
Romania
Former Chief Justice, Constitutional Court of Romania
124
Dr. Nigusie Tadesse Zenebe
Ethiopia
President, Oromia State University
125
Dr. Dube Tusse Loke
Ethiopia
President, Alpha University
149
Mrs. Mavjuda Nurova
Tajikistan
126
Dr. Berhanemeskel Tena Zemenfes
Ethiopia
President, Kotebe Metropolitan University
Counselor at the Embassy of the Republic of Tajikistan to France, Tajikistan Ministry of Foreign Affairs
150
Hon. Mario Redondo Poveda
Costa Rica
Senator of Legislative Assembly
127
H.E. Alice Chabtini
Lebanon
Former Minister of Displaced Persons
118
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Former Presiding Judge, Los Angeles County Superior Court
USA
Congressman, U.S. Congress (47th District)
No
Name
Country
119
Position, Organization
175
Judge Yelyzaveta Kovtyuk
Ukraine
Judge, Supreme Court
176
Mr. Salman Khurshid
India
Former Minister, Ministry of External Affairs
177
Hon. Emine Mustafa
Kosovo
Judge, Supreme Court of Kosovo
178
Hon. Emine Kaqiku
Kosovo
Judge, Supreme Court of Kosovo
153
Hon. Carlos Enrique Batzin
Guatemala
Former Minister, Ministry of Culture and Sport of Guatemala
154
Hon. Courtney Abel
UK
Supreme Court Judge of Belize
179
Hon. Erdogan Haxhibeqiri
Kosovo
Judge, Supreme Court of Kosovo
155
Mr. Mohamad Eltai
Iraq
Member, Basrah, Iraq Parliament
180
Hon. Muhamet Rexha
Kosovo
Judge, Supreme Court of Kosovo
181
Hon. Shukri Sylejmani
Kosovo
Judge, Supreme Court of Kosovo
182
Hon. Valdete Dhaka
Kosovo
Judge, Supreme Court of Kosovo
156
Mr. Stanislav Kravchenko
Ukraine
President of Cassation Criminal Court of the Supreme Court, Supreme Court of Ukraine
157
Mr. Chaowana Traimas
Thailand
Academic Advisor, Constitutional Court
183
Mr. Aleksander Lumezi
Kosovo
Former Chief, State Prosecutor of Kosovo
158
Hon. Antonio Bells
Palau
Former Vice President of Government of Palau
184
Hon. Elias Camsek Chin
Palau
Senator, National Assembly
Sri Lanka
Former President, Bar Association of Sri Lanka
185
H.E. Sayed Mohammad Hashemi
Afghanistan
Deputy Minister, Ministry of Justice
186
Hon. Fernando de la Rua
Argentina
Former President of Argentina
187
Congressman Fernando Meza Moncada
Chile
Congressman, the National Congress of Chile
159
Mr. Geoffrey Alagaratnam
160
Dr. Bikshapathi Reddy Gomaram
India
Professor of College of Law, Osmania University
161
Dr. Panth Naik Karamtot
India
Principal of College of Law, Osmania University
188
Ms. Fawzia Karim Firoze
Bangladesh
162
Mr. Murugesu Chandrakumar
Sri Lanka
Former Deputy Chairman of Committees of Parliament
President, National Woman Lawyers Association
189
H.E. Alexander Rutskoy
Russia
Former Vice President of Russia
163
Dr. Jane Mayemu Mjojo Ansah
Malawi
Former Justice of Supreme Court of Appeal
190
Dr. Terwase Sampson
Nigeria
Senior Research Fellow/Directing Staff, National Defence College
164
Hon. Malusi Knowledge Nkanyezi (MKN) Gigaba
South Africa
Minister of Home Affairs
191
Dr. Ivo Slaus
Croatia
Honorary President, World Academy of Art & Science
165
Dr. Dwarakanath Sripathi Buchibabu
India
Professor of College of Law, Osmania University
192
H.E. Ali Abu Diak
Palestine
Minister, Ministry of Justice
193
Mr. Charif Hachim
Comoros
Uganda
Former President, UN International Law Commission
Honorary Consulate General, Comoros Consulate in Chicago
194
Hon. Esme Jynet Chombo
Malawi
Justice, High Court of Malawi
Indonesia
Speaker, Regional Representative Council
195
Mrs. Carmelita Pires
Guinea Bissau
Former Minister, Ministry of Justice
196
Dr. Mutaz M. Qafisheh
Palestine
China
President, the Advisory Committee of the Peacekeeping and Security International Association
Dean of College of Law and Political Science, Hebron University
197
Prof. Pema Gyalpo
Japan
Professor of Law, Toin University of Yokohama
198
Mr. Kadigwa Laurien
Rwanda
Jugde, Commercial High Court
166 167 168
Mr. Peter Kabatsi H.E. Oesman Sapta Odang Mr. Longji Li
169
Hon. Nesrin Lushta
Kosovo
Judge, Supreme Court of Kosovo
170
Dr. Hari Prasad Kanoria
India
Chairman of Srei Foundation
171
Dr., Prof. Meher Master-Moos
United Kingdom
President of Zoroastrian College
172
Hon. Gyltene Sylejmani
Kosovo
Judge, Supreme Court of Kosovo
173
Hon. Deputy Gloria Oqueli
Honduras
Representative of Honduras, Central American Parliament
174
Hon. Deputy Paula Lorena Rodriguez Lima
Guatemala
Representative of Guatemala, Central American Parliament
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Mr. Phithak Inthiyos
Thailand
Chief Editor of Thai PBS
23
Mr. Sharif A M Reza Jaker
Bangladesh
Additional District and Sessions Judge District Judges' Court, Dhaka
24
Mr. Nazeeb Sulayman Ibraheem
Nigeria
Controller Programmes of Radio Nigeria (FRCN) Globe FM 98.5 MHz Bauchi
Name
1
Jorge Arturo Estrada Gonzalez
Mexico
Pastor Center of Revival
2
Mr. Haykel Mzoughi
Tunisia
Journalist of Radio Le Kef
25
Pastor Nduwindavyi Aloys
Burundi
Pastor of Eglise de la Freternité Chretienne
3
Maksym Kovenya
Ukraine
Veteran Volunteer Union Founder and Chairman
26
Rev. Moe Lwin
Myanmar(Burma)
Pastor of Htaukkyant Baptist Church
4
Imam Yihad Sarasua
Spain
Imam of Ishbilia Mosque
27
Mr. Bhupinder Singh
India
Head Priest of Guru Teg Bahadar Jalandhar
5
Mr. Tariq Sarhan
Jordan
Head of Islamic Culture Department of Alraid
28
Mr. Ninjkhorol Tserendorj
Mongolia
Vice Highest Monk of Sain Nomuun Monastery
6
Priest Nikhil Trivedi
USA
Priest of Bharati Center
Ven., Dr. Ashin Acara
USA
7
Ven. Ui Cheon Seok
South Korea
Senior Vice President of the Korean Council of Buddhist Religions
29
President of Aung Mangalar Buddhist Temple
30
Dr. Mohamed Abdelwahab Allali
Morocco
Professor of Communication of ISIC
31
Hon. Ana-Maria Saon
Romania
Lawyer Linguist of Constitutional Court, Romania
32
Anton Comaneci
Romania
Senior Expert, Museum of the National Bank of Romania
33
Ruxandra Onofrei
Romania
Cuartor, Museum of the National Bank of Romania
34
Mr. Ulf Krause
Germany
President, Mercurius Consult GmbH & Co. KG
35
Mr. Tunde Julius Ogunesan
Nigeria
Chief Reporter of Tribune
36
Mr. Shyam Sundar Parajuli
Nepal
Chief Editor of Shuva News
37
Mr. Igweolisa Sunday Nebeolisa-Igwe
Nigeria
President of the Integrity Organization
38
Mr. Zakie Chatanda
Tanzania
Journalist of Mwananchi Newspaper
39
Mr. Jean de Dieu Munyembabazi
Rwanda
CEO of NAWE Permanent Representative at UN of ANUVIBHA(Anuvrat Global Organisation)
9 10
Mr. Geon Ho Lee Dr. Young Ki Bae Dr., Prof. Bikiran Prasad Barua
South Korea South Korea Bangladesh
Position, Organization
Country
No
8
Country
Name
121
Co-chairmen of General Association of Buddhism in Korea Vice-Chairman of the Council Senate of the Confucian Scholars President of Aburkhil Janakalan SamitiBangladesh
11
Mr. Mohsin Ali
Bangladesh
Executive Director of Wave Foundation
12
Mr. Emmanuel Lobijo Josto Eka
South Sudan
Founder of Junub Open Space
13
Mr. Imran Maqsood
Pakistan
Founder of Faisalabad School for Peace
14
Cllr. Samkelo John
South Africa
Ward Councillor of Cape Town City Council
15
Cllr. Helen Jacobs
South Africa
Ward Councillor of Cape Town City Council
16
Your Excellency Mohammed Herzog
Germany
Islamic Community of Germanspeaking Muslims and Friends of Islam Berlin, Imam
17
Rev. Marcel Andres Tanguilan
Philippines
Administrative Pastor of Knox United Methodist Church
40
Mr. Arvind Vora
USA
18
Mr. Roberto Magbanua Mata
Philippines
Operations Manager of Islamic Studies Call and Guidance of the Philippines
41
Mr. QiangWei Kong
China
19
Mr. Adolfo Paulo Hornay
Timor-Leste
Director of Youth For Peace
42
Mr. Saparkulov Bakytbek
Kyrgyzstan
20
Anthea Arukole
Vanuatu
First Political Adviser of Minister of Foreign Affairs
43
Mr. Cesar Odulio Garces Coronel
Ecuador
Advisor, National Assembly of Ecuador
Romania
President of ASOCIAJIA 5TIINTIFICA DE CERCETARE51 DIAGNOZA PSIHOLOGICA - SOCIALA r ducajionalA CULTURALA - trad
44
H.H. Makarius
Ukraine
Archbishop of the Ukrainian Autocephalous Orthodox Church in Lviv
21
Mr. Istrate Radu
世界孔子后裔联合会 副秘书长 Director of Kozhoi Serek
122
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Country
Position, Organization
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Mr. Furqon Bunyamin Husein
Indonesia
General Leader of Radar Indonesia News
46
Mr. Hari Prasad Paudel
Nepal
Editor in Chief of Interview Nepal
47
Mr. Theofel Santos
Philippines
Correspondent of DWIZ
48
Dr. Vilas Manohar Shende
India
49
H.E. Dr. Abdulrahman AlMukhtar
50
Mr. Khlok Dara
Acting Operations Manager of Lesotho National Broadcasting Services
70
Prof. Dr. Goran Bandov
Croatia
Vice Dean, Dag Hammarskjöld University
Director of Mure Memorial Hospital
71
Mrs. Mergie D. Benedicto
Philippines
President of J. Marquez Elementary School
Yemen
Minister, Ministry of Legal Affairs
72
Mrs. Judith G. Tinio
Philippines
President of Fernanda Borbon Elementary School
Cambodia
Director of International Relations and Development Partners, Ministry of Justice
73
Mr. Xiufeng Huang
China
74
Dr. Emmanuel de Guzman
Philippines
Former President of Polytechnic University of the Philippines
75
Dr. Dammang S. Bantala
Philippines
Former President of Cotabato City State Polytechnic College
76
Mr. Mulyadi Liang
Indonesia
Head of Education of MATAKIN
77
Her Royal Majesty Dr. Semane Bonolo Molotlegi
South Africa
Queen Mother of Royal Bafokeng Nation
78
Mr. Vilwanathan Krishnamurthy
India
Representative of Berlin Hindu
79
Mr. Azzeddine Idrissi Khamlichi
Morocco
Rector of HEC Maroc
80
Mr. Houssam Ali Antar
Lebanon
Financial and Administrative Manager, Future Movement
81
Ms. Ibtihaj Saleh
Lebanon
Former Trainer of Ministry of Education and Higher Education
Secretary General of Bangladesh Bouddha Kristi Prachar Sangha Youth Dhaka
52
Mr. Padamdeep Singh
Australia
Acting President of Akhand Kirtani Jatha
Philippines
President of Knox United Methodist Church
Australia
Bishop of South Sudanese Anglican Church Melbourne Australia
54
Position, Organization
Lesotho
Bangladesh
The Rt Rev. Peter Gatbel Kunen Lual
Country
Mr. Ntsane Molemohi
Mr. Brahmanda Pratap Barua Ripon
Ms. Maritez C. Cruz
Name
69
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53
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55
Mr. Gyeong Chan Son
South Korea
Former Member of Gyeongsangbukdo Provincial Assembly
56
Naziah Ali
Fiji
President of FijiFirst Youth Wing Group
57
Ms. Frieda Kana
Papua New Guinea
Journalist of Digital Media Venture
58
Mr. Samir Abdalkarim Bol Monok
South Sudan
CEO of The Mail
82
Mr. Michael Chacour
Israel
Executive Director of Mar Elias Educational Institutions
59
Mr. Meilleur Derek Murindabigwi
Rwanda
CEO of IGIHE Ltd
83
Allama Syed Abdullah Tariq
India
President of World Organisation of Religions and Knowledge
60
H.E. Elias Chacour
Israel
Archbishop Emeritus of Melkite Catholic Church
84
Mr. Ali Haddad
Jordan
Executive Director of Jordan Youth Innovation Forum
61
Mr. Kishor Kumar Karki
Nepal
Managing Director and Editor of Blast Times National Daily
85
Mr. Dragomir G. Marian
Romania
President of MasterPeace Romania
62
Mr. Ghassan El Zaatari
Lebanon
Editor in Chief of Sidonianews
86
Ms. Anna Cervenakova
Czech Republic
Member, Human Rights Research Center
63
Mr. Lekan Otufodunrin
Nigeria
Executive Director of Media Career Development Network
87
Mr. Deependra Bikram Tamang
Nepal
Chief Executive Producer of Janata Television
64
Mr. Henry Hien Van Dang
Vietnam
Honorable Secretary General of Buddhist Federation Australia
88
Ven. Sobhita
Myanmar(Burma)
Principal of International Buddhist Education Centre
65
Mr. Adrian URSU
Romania
Vice President of Antena 3
89
Mr. Ibrahim Ahmed
Egypt
Journalist of Alekhbarya
66
Amb. Agnes Adlino Orifa Oswaha
South Sudan
Director, Office of the Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs
90
Mr. Avtandil Otinashvili
Georgia
Director of News Day Georgia
67
Fadilat Sheikh Abdurahman Sulaiman Adangba
91
Mr. Navaneetha Krishnan Retenam
Malaysia
Editor of Tamil Malar
92
Mr. Hisham Aldiwan
United Kingdom
Director General and Editor in Chief of Arab News Channel TV
93
Beatrice Nanga Sanang
Cameroon
Sister of Donum Dei Missionary Family
68
Ms. Seema Khan
Nigeria
Grand Imam, Founder of Wikayatd-Dua
Nepal
Chairperson of Interfaith Alliance for Peace
124
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Country
Position, Organization
94
Mr. Sathit Kumar
Thailand
President of Ramakrishna Vedanta Association
95
Mr. Waqas Syed Ahmed
USA
Islamic Circle of North America (South West) Deputy Secretary General Director
No
Name
Country
125
Position, Organization
118
Mr. Noy KimHong
Cambodia
Show Host of National Television of Cambodia
119
Dr. Moshe Silberhaft
Israel
Chief Rabbi of African Jewish Congress
120
Ashwin Hirjee Trikamjee
South Africa
South African Hindu Maha Sabha President
96
Ven. Ashin Htavara
Myanmar(Burma)
General Secretary of All Burmese Monks Representative Committee
121
Mr. Priestley Habru
Solomon Islands
Editor of The Island Sun
97
Mr. Mohan Ranjan Balendran
Sweden
Former Chief Priest of Sweden Ganesha Temple
122
Mr. Rickson Jordan Bau
Solomon Islands
Journalist of British High Commission of Solomon Island & Nauru
98
Mr. Oussama Jeljeli
Tunisia
President of University Organizations of Human Development
123
Mr. Cedric Patjole
Papua New Guinea
Journalist of Digital Media Venture
124
Ms. Katalina Tohi
Tonga
Managing Director of BroadCom Broadcasting Limited
99
Mr. Igor Shevyrov
Ukraine
Freelancer Journalist
100
Mr. Mohamed Abdelmotaal Abdelbaset
Egypt
Journalist of Elnile News
125
Mr. Kim Deok Sil
South Korea
Honorary Consul General, Consulate of Benin in Seoul
101
Mr. Saiid Toghly
Syria
Journalist of The Union of Arab Journalists
126
Mr. Reska Herlambang
Indonesia
Presenter of Televisi Repubik Indonesia
127
Mr. Ram Prasad Dahal
Nepal
Secretary of Federation of Nepali Journalists
128
Mr. Dick Mirasol III
Philippines
Reporter of Remate
129
Mr. Ronnie John Gallano
Philippines
Training Director of DZMC
130
Ms. Lalaine Santos
Philippines
Reporter of TSO TV Online News
131
Mr. Ramon Lazaro
Philippines
Journalist of Mabuhay Bulacan Newpaper
132
Mr. Frederick Silverio
Philippines
Correspondent of The Manila Times
133
Ms. Eloisa Silverio
Philippines
Reporter of iOrbit Online News
102
Mr. Vraja Hari Prabhu
Ukraine
Vice President of International Society of Krishna Consciousness on Ukraine and Moldova
103
Dr. Fahad Al Homoudi
Saudi Arabia
Professor of Islamic Law, Imam University
104
Ms. Cindy Taylor
South Africa
Editor of Established Africa
105
Mr. Samanthika De Silva
Sri Lanka
ITN Sri Lanka Executive Producer
106
Mrs. Vera Baboun
Palestine
Former Mayor, Bethlehem City
107
Mr. Ramesh Madushan Angello Irugalbandara
Sri Lanka
News Manager of News First
134
Mr. Rommel Manahan
Philippines
Reporter of DWBL
108
Mr. Vakhtang Kolbaia
Georgia
Acting Chairman of Government of the Autonomous Republic of Abkhazia
135
Mr. Albert Antivo
Philippines
Newscaster of DWWW774
136
Ms. Julie Grace Regencia
Philippines
Technical Director of DZMC
109
Mr. Mihai Gadea
Romania
President of Antena 3
137
Mr. Dexter Rosh Aguila
Philippines
President of DZMC
138
Ms. Maria Patricia Carmela Rodriguez
Philippines
Content Writer of Page One
139
Ms. Pauline Esmalla
Philippines
Journalist of Page One
140
Mr. Saiful Islam
Bangladesh
Chief News Editor of Boishakhi Television
141
Mr. Nasiru Abdullahi Kobi
Nigeria
A Head of Sports Unit of BATV
142
Mr. William Sukumar Rockwood
Sri Lanka
Chief Executive Officer of Press Complaints Commission of Sri Lanka
110
Mr. Wiseman Banda
Zambia
Head Teacher of Safe World Trust School
111
Mr. Khalid Al Baloushi
Pakistan
World Youth Business Club, President
112
Mr. Raed Amer
Israel
Journalist of Voice of Israel
113
Mr. Mahmoud Agha
Sweden
Founder and Editor in Chief of AlKompis Media Network
114
Mr. Andrzej Pietrasik
Poland
Mayor, Płońsk City
115
Pastor Nelson Pervaz
Pakistan
Chaplain of RMIT University
143
Mr. T V Udakumbure Gedara Nillantha Sirikumara Ilangamuwa
Sri Lanka
Founder of Sri Lanka Guardian
144
Mr. Viswateja Surampudi
India
Senior Journalist of Visakha Samacharam
116
Eric L. Olivarez
Philippines
District Representative of Paranaque City, 1st District House of Representatives
117
Atty. Nasser A. Marohomsalic
Philippines
Vice President of Philippine Center on Islam and Democracy
126
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Position, Organization
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Name
Country
127
Position, Organization
145
Mr. Jason Estrada
Philippines
Photographer of Ronda Balita Online News
170
Tan Sri Datuk Nadarajah
Malaysia
Chairman of Sri Mahamariamman Temple
146
Mr. Manny Balbin
Philippines
Editor in Chief of Ronda Balita Online News
171
Mrs. Inga Nebieridze
Georgia
Executive Director, Georgian Bar Association
147
Mr. Modou Touray
Gambia
Senior Presenter of Brikama Community Radio
172
Mr. Mihail Guzun
Moldova
Chairman of the Social Commission, Codru City Council
148
Mr. Sanjeev Chopra
India
Chief Political Correspondent of Press Trust of India
173
Mr. Nicanor Boby Muhammad
Philippines
Deputy Mayor of Kagan Tribe, Davao City
149
Mr. Sanjay Kumar
India
Editor of MSN India
174
Mr. Ismael Mike Nakan Al haj
Philippines
150
Ms. Narayani Ganesh
India
Associate Editor of Times of India
Deputy Mayor of Maguindanao Tribe, Davao City
175
Mr. Datu Pamikiran Latip P. Ayunandatu Arumpac Jr.
Philippines
Deputy Mayor of Iranun Tribe, Davao City
151
H.E. Sezai Kalayci
USA
United Nations Correspondent of Zaman Amerika Newspaper
152
Mr. Khun Phirum
Cambodia
Official of National Television of Cambodia
176
Mr. Gapor Randy A. Usman Al-haj
Philippines
Deputy Mayor of Maranao Tribe, Davao City
177
Mr. Carlito Guinto Sr.
Philippines
Deputy Mayor of Matigsalog Tribe, Davao City
178
Mr. Datu Roel Arthur Ali Sr.
Philippines
Deputy Mayor of Ata Tribe, Davao City
179
Mr. Masil S. Ahalul-Al-haj
Philippines
Deputy Mayor of Tausug Tribe, Davao City
180
Ms. Mariam Bolkvadze
Georgia
Journalist of Iberia TV
181
Mr. Jamal Sakaluran Munib
Philippines
Former Executive Director, Madrasah Davao City
182
Ms. Caroline Howard
Philippines
News Producer of ANC(ABS-CBN News Channel)
183
Ms. Elizabeth Costales Cachin
Philippines
Editorial Board Member of PTV4(People's Television)
184
Mr. Nedal Hamdan Hussein AlZubeidi
Jordan
Chairman of Jordan Daily
153
Dr. Jyoti Mohapatra
India
Secretary General, Mahatma MK Gandhi Foundation for Non-Violent Peace
154
Mr. Abdessatar Ben Moussa
Tunisia
Administrative Mediator of Tunisia Government Administration
155
Mr. Oscar Nkosinathi Mabusela
Eswatini
Former Editor in Chief, Journalist of Swazi TV
156
Mr. Ahmed Basim Salman AlQazzaz
Iraq
Deputy Director of Al Shams for Charity & Orphans
157
Dr. Ashin Kumara
Myanmar(Burma)
Pro-rector of Sitagu International Buddhist Academy
158
Mr. Thein Win Aung
Myanmar(Burma)
Khalifa of Islamic Association of Sufism
159
Ven. Zor Ti Ka
Myanmar(Burma)
Principal of College of Global Peace
185
Mr. Ali Pasa Akbas
Germany
CEO of Kanal Avrupa
160
Mr. Nyunt Maung Shein
Myanmar(Burma)
President of Islamic Religious Affairs Council
161
Dr. Tha Nyan
Myanmar(Burma)
General Secretary of Yangon YMCA
186
Mr. Daniel Chida
Botswana
Senior Journalist of The Voice Botswana
162
Ms. Maria Fernanda Carrillo Solis
Mexico
Film Director of Ingenia TV
187
Hon. Arsenio Pereira da Silva
Timor-Leste
Secretary State of Cooperative, TimorLeste
163
Pandit Prem Misra
Australia
President of Mukti-Gupteshwar Mandir Society
188
Mr. Dilshan Aloka Sri Wijegunasekera
Sri Lanka
Chief News Editor of Lankapuvath
164
Mr. Moath Freihat
Jordan
Editor in Chief of Hashtag Arabic
189
Mr. Ramon Nunez
Philippines
165
Ms. Yashika Singh
South Africa
Head of Religion of South African Broadcasting Corporation
News Director of PTV(People's Television)
190
Mrs. Tuty Purwaningsih
Indonesia
166
Mr. Abdul Azis Hartley
South Africa
Editor of Cape Argus
General Manager of Televisi Repubik Indonesia
167
Mr. West Gandawa
Zimbabwe
Freelancer of Botswana TV
191
Mr. Zahidul Islam
Bangladesh
News Editor of Bangladesh TV
168
Mr. Adil Faris Mayat Ngor
South Sudan
Director of Junobna TV
192
Mr. João Batista da Silva
Brazil
Director of Noticia Na Hora
Mr. Mbou Alain Roger
Cameroon
Cameraman of Cameroon Radio TV
Mr. Tafadzwa Prince Tseisi
Zimbabwe
Founder of Journalism Students Network Zimbabwe
193
169
194
Ms. Gloria Laker
Uganda
Director of Peace Journalism Foundation
128
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Name
Country
Position, Organization
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Mr. Austin Kaluba
Zambia
Editor of Times of Zambia
196
Ms. Vanessa Farida Marie
Seychelles
Camerawoman of Seychelles Broadcasting Corporation
197
Ms. Angela Rachel
Seychelles
Journalist of Seychelles Broadcasting Corporation
198
Ms. Andisa Ndlovu
South Africa
News Bulletin Producer of eNCA
199
Ms. Tunohole Mungoba
Namibia
Journalist of Namibia Sun
200
Mr. Harijaona Tanjona Niaina
Madagascar
Journalist of Midi Madagasikara
201
Ms. Melvis Lu-uh Kimi
Cameroon
Reporter of Cameroon Radio TV
202
Mr. Avinash Varma Bissoondoyal
Mauritius
203
Mr. Nyengo Msiska
204
No
Name
Country
129
Position, Organization
221
Cllr. Zahid Badroodien
South Africa
PR Councillor of Cape Town City Council
222
Cllr. Helen Carstens
South Africa
Ward Councillor of Cape Town City Council
223
Cllr. Nora Grose
South Africa
Ward Councillor of Cape Town City Council
224
Cllr. Franchesca Walker
South Africa
Ward Councillor of Cape Town City Council
225
Cllr. Jonathan Cupido
South Africa
Ward Councillor of Cape Town City Council
Producer of Mauritius Broadcasting Corporation
226
Cllr. Bongani Ngcombolo
South Africa
Ward Councillor of Cape Town City Council
Malawi
Cameraman of Malawi Broadcasting Corporation
227
Cllr. Anthony Moses
South Africa
Mr. Greyson Chapita
Malawi
Editor in Chief of Malawi Broadcasting Corporation
Chairperson of Portfolio Committee: Transfer and Urban Development Authority of City of Cape Town
228
Cllr. Angus Mckenzie
South Africa
205
Mr. Nkosinathi Mgweba
South Africa
Director of Okuhle Media
Ward Councillor of Cape Town City Council
206
Mr. Zama Peter
South Africa
Journalist of Daily Sun
229
Mr. Everson Ndlovu
Zimbabwe
National Chairperson, Zimbabwe Human Rights Association
207
Mr. Rassin Vannier
Seychelles
Co-Editor of Seychelles News Agency
230
Mr. Ioan Gruia Bumbu
Romania
Director of Albaiulianul
208
Mrs. Victoria Charity Tapfumaneyi Ruzvidzo
Zimbabwe
Managing Editor of The Herald
231
Mr. Haki Cako
Albania
Former General Director, Albania State Police
209
Ms. Maha Sokar
Egypt
Editor, Presenter TV, Online of BBC Arabic
232
Ms. Baia Dzagnidze
Georgia
Owner of Red Fedora Diary
210
Mr. Zanele Mashinini
South Africa
Former News Analyst of The New Age
233
Dr. Bijaya Kumar Pattnaik
India
Pastor of D.A.N.I.E.L.S International, India
211
Mr. Akani Len Malobola
South Africa
Traffic Reporter and PR Specialist of Eye Witness News
234
Dr. Bharti Gandhi
India
Founder of City Montessori School
212
Dr. Tha Sein
Myanmar(Burma)
Chief Editor of Myanmar News Agency
235
Mr. Borin HY
Cambodia
Freelance Journalist
236
Mr. Robert Charles Dotson
USA
Professor at Syracuse University (New York)
237
Mr. Andriy Tsaplienko
Ukraine
Journalist of 1+1
213
Rabbi Zvi Hirsch Gorelick
Namibia
Rabbi of Namibian Jewish Congregation
214
Mr. Victor Rosales
USA
CEO of VMR Marketing
Pakistan
President, Center of Pakistan and International Relations
238
Mr. Mousa Almllahi
Jordan
Former Owner of the Company and Journalist of Arabnyheter
239
Mr. Ky Veasna
Cambodia
President of Asean Youth Leader Association-Cambodia
240
Mr. Vadim Kolodiychuk
Ukraine
Producer of ObozTV
241
Mr. Rudymel Colmenares
Philippines
Videographer of GMA News Davao
242
Mr. John Paul Seniel
Philippines
Writer, Director and Producer of i-Docu
243
Mr. Renato Dalangin Bendigosa
Philippines
Division Peace Coordinator of Cotabato City Department of Education
215
Ms. Amna Munawwar Awan
216
Mr. Dewan Chand Maharaj
Fiji
President of Sanatan Dharm Pratinidhi Sabha of Fiji
217
Mr. Nundkeswarsing Bossoondyal
Mauritius
Chairman, United Nations Association of Mauritius (UNA Mauritius)
218
Cllr. Mzwakhe Louis Nqavashe
South Africa
Chairperson of Portfolio Committee: Safety and Social Services of Cape Town City
219
Cllr. Anda Ntsodo
South Africa
Mayoral Committee Member, Cape Town City Council
244
Mrs. Emily R. Hofer
Philippines
President of ND Village Central Elementary School
220
Cllr. Asalam Casseim
South Africa
Ward Councillor of Cape Town City Council
245
Mrs. Marietta A. Lacson
Philippines
President of Amirol Elementary School
130
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Name
Country
Position, Organization
246
Pastor Senbeto Bash
Ethiopia
Senior Pastor of Hiwot Berhan Church
247
Pastor Getinet Teferi
Ethiopia
Pastor of Serving Hearts Church
248
H.E. Tamirat Gebreselassie
Ethiopia
Pastor of Gospel Communion Church
249
Aziz Zaid
Yemen
Community Leader of Yemeni American Association
250
Ms. Loredana Negrila
Romania
Reporter of TVR 1
251
Mme. Genevieve Theatre Traore
Burkina Faso
No
Name
Country
131
Position, Organization
沈阳道教协会 副会长
271
Mr. ZhenSheng Zhu
China
272
Ven. Wattegama Dhammawasa Nayaka Thero
Sri Lanka
President of Sri Subodharama International Buddhist Center
273
Mr. Narayan Rai
Nepal
CEO of Newsmissile
274
Mr. Ezekiel Argaw
Ethiopia
Journalist of Oromia Broadcasting Service
Embassy of Burkina Faso in Bamako, Mali, Ambassador
275
Mr. Saroj Raj Regmi
Nepal
Deputy Registrar, Supreme Court of Nepal
276
Rev. Acharya Prem Shankaranand Tirth
India
Hindu High Priest of Shree Geeta Ashram of Delhi
252
Prof., Dr. Hamdan Juhannis, MA
Indonesia
Vice Rector, State Islamic University (UIN) Alauddin of Makassar
253
Prof., Dr. Musafir Pababbari Pangera
Indonesia
Former Rector of Universitas Islam Negeri Alauddin Makassar
277
Dr. Mahbubur Rahman Mollah
Bangladesh
Principal of Shamsul Hoque Khan School and College
254
Prof., Dr. Dede Rosyada
Indonesia
Former Rector, Universitas Islam Negeri Syarif Hidayatullah Jakarta
278
Mr. Raphael Kumwenda
Zambia
Producer of Zambia National Broadcasting Corporation(ZNBC)
255
Ms. Fitri Noviana
Indonesia
Program Director, ECPAT Indonesia
279
Dr. Ronald L. Adamat
Philippines
Commissioner, Commission on Higher Education
256
Mr. Ahmad Syamsuddin
Indonesia
Vice President, Ikatan Sarjana Nahdlatul Ulama
280
Mr. Piya Ratna Maharjan
Nepal
President of Track Nepal
281
Mr. Francisco Jeque Rodrigues Junior
Mozambique
Journalist of Mozambique Television
282
Mr. Inácio César Muianga
Mozambique
Cameraman of Mozambique Television
283
Hon. Prasana Kumar Patasani
India
Member, Parliament
284
Mr. Kenneth Herbert Young
Canada
Director, Canadian Veterans Advocacy
285
Ven. Saloeurm Savath
Cambodia
Monk of Ottawa Bodhikaram Temple
286
Sir Iqbal Abdul Karim Mussa Sacranie
United Kingdom
Muslim Council of Britain Founding Secretary General
257
Imam Rachid Birbach
France
General Secretary of the International Assembly of Peace Imams
258
The Most Ven. Bootawatte Saranankara Thero
Sri Lanka
Chief High Priest of Sri Lanka Buddhist Temple
259
Imam Mohamed Montaser Abdelaziz
Spain
Islamic Community Al Andalus Imam
260
Pastor Kenneth Okunorobo
Nigeria
Pastor of Root of Righteousness Revival Ministry
261
Mrs. Dr. Hj. Elza Syarief .SH .MH.
Indonesia
Chairwoman, Himpunan Advokat Pengacara Indonesia
287
Ven. Bogoda Seelawimala
Sri Lanka
262
H.E. Chin Malin
Cambodia
Under Secretary of State, Ministry of Justice
Head monk of London Buddhist Vihara Sangha Nayaka of Great Britain
288
Prof. Metiwalage Sunil Shantha
Sri Lanka
263
Ms. Patricia Haveman
Netherlands
President, Mundo Younido
Vice Chancellor of Sabaragamuwa university
289
H.E. Mr. Amadu Koroma
Sierra Leone
Former Deputy Permanent Representative, Permanent Mission of Sierra Leone to the United Nations
290
H.E. Waleed Siam
Palestine
Ambassador, Embassy at State of Palestine to Japan
291
Mr. Syed Asif Ali
Pakistan
Special Correspondent of Din News
292
Ven. Oeun Sam Art
Cambodia
Personal Assistant to The Great Supreme Patriarch of Supreme Patriarch's Cabinet
293
H.H. Samdech Preah Agga Mahā Sangharājādhipat Tep Vong
Cambodia
The Great Supreme Patriarch of Supreme Patriarch's Cabinet
294
Mr. Benjamin Kiluwe
Marshall Islands
Presidential Aide of Marshall Islands
264
Ms. Patitta Tachavorawat
Thailand
Class President, Scout Messengers of Peace #1 Thailand
265
Hon. Carmen R. Velasquez
USA
Justice, Supreme Court of the State of New York
266
Ms. Fily Diallo FAYE
Senegal
Spouse of Senegalese Ambassador in Korea
267
Mr. Serge Faray
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Lawyer, Court of Appeals
268
Mr. Nasrodin Origa Ibra
Philippines
Former Principal, Darping Elementary School
269
Mr. QingLong Fu
China
270
Fr. ShuGang Tu
China
崂山书院 道长
上海路天主堂 神父
132
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No
Name
295
Dr. Jeyakumar Ross
India
CEO of SMIDS
296
Mr. Rajan Panthi
Nepal
President of We Can Group
297
Pastor Alfred Gatabazi
Rwanda
Bishop of Bethammi Christan fellowship church
298
Mr. Zelalem Girma Abate
Ethiopia
Senior Editor of The Ethiopian Herald
299
Mr. Dorin Florea
Romania
Mayor of Târgu Mureș City
300 301
Mr. Yusuuf Warkissa Mr. Nemomsa Admasu
Country
Position, Organization
No
Name
Country
133
Position, Organization
322
Mr. Rehabeldin Elhawary
Egypt
Journalist of Almasry Alyoum
323
Mr. Hani Nasr
Sweden
TV Presenter, Journalist of AlKompis Media Network
324
Ms. Hasmik Khachatryan
Armenia
Journalist of Gala TV
325
Mr. A. J. M. Muzammil
Sri Lanka
High Commission of Sri Lanka in Malaysia High Commissioner
Ethiopia
Senior Producer, Presenter of Oromia Broadcasting Service
326
Prof. Dr. Flamur Hyseni
Kosovo
Professor, Faculty of Law of University of Gjilan “Kadri Zeka”
Ethiopia
English Department Journalist of Oromo Broadcasting Network
327
Prof. Dr. Iliriana Islami
Kosovo
Vice Dean, Faculty of Law of University of Prishtina
328
Prof. Dr. Haxhi Gashi
Kosovo
Dean of Faculty of Law, University of Prishtina
329
Mr. Prabodh Jamwal
India
Editor of Kashmir Times
330
Mr. Ekele Peter Agbo
Nigeria
Chief Operating Officer of National Economy
331
Mr. Seye Joseph
Nigeria
Former CEO of eMaginations Comm
332
Mr. Ashok Shrivastav
India
Special Correspondent & Senior Anchor of Doordarshan News
333
Ms. Ritu Prashar
India
Media Journalist of Doordarshan News
334
Dr. Hrushikesh Senapaty
India
Director of NCERT
302
Mr. Pang Weidong
China
Deputy Director, Board of Elder Executives of the Supreme People's Court
303
Hon. Jonas Auleliano Phiri
Zambia
Councillor, Kamulanga Ward
304
Mr. Ismail Azzam
Morocco
Maghreb Editor
305
Mr. Uzzal Barua
Bangladesh
Founder, Moitri Peace Foundation
306
Mr. Joe Higgs Kalo
Vanuatu
Principal Administrator of the Vanuatu National Youth Council
307
Siyabulela Mamkeli
South Africa
Mayoral Committee Member, Cape Town City Council
308
Mr. Tahir Naveed Chaudhary
Pakistan
Chairman of Pakistan Minorities Alliance
335
Dr. Arsalan Mozaffari Falarti
Australia
The Master of N.G.H. Sufi Order of Sufi Islam Community
309
Mr. Khaled Aldubhani
Yemen
Chief Editor of Yemen Now
336
Abdulgani Ibraheem
Nigeria
Seoul Yongsan Mosque Al Imam
310
Mr. Bo Jeon Yang
China
President of Qinhuang Island Confucianism Culture Institute
337
Mr. Ram Prasad Bhandari
Nepal
Senior News Editor of Nepal Television
311
Ms. Laura Xhaxhiu
Albania
Vice President, Open Doors Center
338
Ven. Marathugoda Manirathana Thero
Sri Lanka
Chief Monk of Oslo Buddhist Vihara
312
Mr. Jeorge Wilson Kingson
Ghana
Editor in Chief of Ghana News Online
339
Philippines
Sri Lanka
Assistant Producer of Sri Lanka Lupavahini Corporation
Chairman, Moro Islamic Liberation Front
313
Mr. Dhammika Wickramage don
Chairman Al haj Murad Ebrahim
340
Dr. Ziad Darwish
Palestine
314
Dr. Upasaka E. Anban
India
Director of Tapitaka Tamil Foundation
Member of Palestine Liberation Organization Headquarter
Pandit Avi Sharma
India
President of Lord Shiva Hindu Temple
Mr. Michael Donne Dewornu
Ghana
Assistant Editor of Ghana Broadcasting Corporation
341
315
342
Nigeria
316
Mr. Alejandro Rincon Agudelo
Colombia
New York Correspondent of NTN24
H.E. Most Rev Dr Anthony Macfonse Osmond Akinnugba
Metropolitan Archbishop of the Byzantine Orthodox Church
Mr. Henry Alberto Pinzon Contreras
343
Ven. U Kosalla
USA
Abbot of Kusalakari Monastery
317
Colombia
Cameraman of NTN24
344
Dr. Husni Hamad
Thailand
President of Social Welfare Society
318
Mr. Raydan Hussain Abdullah
Yemen
First Secretary, Ministry of Foreign Affairs
345
Mr. Muhammad Afdillah
Indonesia
Researcher of UIN Sunan Ampel Surabaya
319
Bishop Rumanura Edmond Bihizi
Rwanda
President of Evangelical Alliance of Rwanda
346
Dr. Muhammad Qorib
Indonesia
Vice Dean of Muhammadiyah University of North Sumatra
320
Mr. Epeli Vakatawa
Fiji
Freelance Journalist of Fiji One TV
347
Fr. Augustinus Wolkh Wagunu
Indonesia
321
Ms. Iman El Damarany
Egypt
Journalist of Time News
Priest of Anglican Christ Church Surabaya
134
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No
Name
Country
348
Ven. Loeurm Lorm
Cambodia
349
H.H. Haji Dede Baba Edmond Brahimaj
350
Position, Organization
No
Name
Executive Director of Life and Hope Association
373
Papa Ibrahima Sow
Senegal
Chairman of Association of the Senegalese in America
Albania
World Leader of World Bektashi Headquarters
374
Ballah Sissoko
Mali
Chairman of Malian Association of New York
H.E., Prof. Malkhaz Songulashvili
Georgia
Archbishop of the Evangelical Baptist Church of Georgia
375
Sadik Kaid
Yemen
Director of Yemeni American Association
351
Mr. Prince Abasiediuwem
Nigeria
President of Global Peace Mission
376
Mr. Wenxiu Chai
China
352
Mr. Yun Ya
China
377
Mr. Jamiel S. Altaheri
USA
353
Dr. Rodolfo Alva Jr. Roda Bautista
Philippines
Pastor of the Seventh Day Adventist Church
378
Mr. Eric L. Adams
USA
354
Ambassador, Bhai Sahib Satpal Singh Khalsa
USA
Ambassador of Sikh Religion of the Western Hemisphere
379
Mr. XianJun Zhou
China
355
Mr. Yusuf Mohamed Jasim Ebrahim Buzaboon
Bahrain
President of Bahrain Association for Religious Coexistence and Tolerance
380
Ms. Prakashni Sharma
Fiji
Head of PR & Marketing Department, Fiji Museum
381
Ms. Longyun Zhao
China
Executive, UN MDG Committee
382
Mr. Dongcai Lai
China
President, China Fund for Harmony
383
Mr. Narendra Kumar Chawla
India
Mayor of South Delhi
384
Mr. Baojun Ye
China
President, Chinese Health & Nutrition Association Jiamusi Branch
385
Ms. Lyudmila Gutsol
Ukraine
President of Spiritually-Moral Civilization
386
Mr. Mykhailo Vainagii
Ukraine
Head of the Division for Interaction with Mass Media and Provision of Communications of Supreme Court
静安寺 法师
356
Mr. Surender Singh Kandhari
India
Chairman of Guru Nanak Sikh Temple Dubai
357
H.E. Munib Younan
Palestine
Former President of the Lutheran World Federation
358
Mr. Gurmel Singh
India
Interfaith Preacher of Sikh Religion at Khalsa Diwan Hong Kong 君王堂 本堂神父
Country
135
Position, Organization
中国草根文学杂志社 总编
Captain of New York Police Department President of Brooklyn Borough
天主公教耶律歌神职培训基地 教育责 任人
359
Mr. Baojun Zhao
China
360
Monk Jie Yan
China
361
Osman Cubuk
Turkey
362
Sis. Auda Donaire Mangaron
Philippines
President of Donum Dei Missionary Family
387
Mrs. Noeme C. Cachopero
Philippines
President of Datu Usman Elementary School
363
Dr. Ofelia M. Osorio
Philippines
Former Dean of Manila Adventist College
388
Mrs. Mamerta G. Ocampo
Philippines
President of CCNHS Annex - LR Sebastian National High School
364
Rodolfo Alfonso Juan
Philippines
Bishop of the United Methodist Church
389
Philippines
President of Lugay-Lugay Central Elementary Schoo
365
Rev. Darshan Singh
Sweden
Chief Priest of Sweden Stockholm Gurdwara Sangat Sahib Temple
Mrs. Zobaida Buisan Alevas Suvilla
390
Benjamin Makakua Wahab
Philippines
President of Timako Elementary School
366
Imam Agha Yahya Khan
Sweden
Chief Imam of Ahmadiyya Muslim Community Gothenburg Mosque
391
Mr. Duan Zhi Quan
China
367
Grand Ayatollah, Seyed Reza Hosseini Nassab
Canada
Present Grand Ayatollah of Canada
392
Mr. Oussama Jammal
USA
368
Dr. Chintamani Yogi
Nepal
Founder of Hindu Vidayapeeth
393
Imam ZhongJie Qin
China
369
Ms. Safiye Ulufer
Germany
Journalist of Kanal Avrupa
394
Rabbi Jeremy Milgrom
USA
370
Mr. Veysel Inan
Turkey
Manager of Berrak Show(Production Company)
395
Mrs. Praveen Roy
India
Principal, Samsara The World Academy
396
Mrs. Maria Elsa Suárez de Baca
Nicaragua
Directora General of Bolsa De Noticias
397
Mrs. Fatima Uzbekova
Kyrgyzstan
Producer of Morning Program of Kyrgyz Public Radio and Television Corporation
398
Mr. Chiu Kuo-Liang
Taiwan
President of Faxun Time News
光孝寺 法师
Chairman of Formosa Institute
371
Ibrahim Nadish
Yemen
Community Leader of Yemeni American Association
372
Nabil Aljomaie
Yemen
Vice President of Yemeni American Association
大连市碧海观 道长
Secretary General of US Council of Muslim Organizations
察素齐清真大寺(Chasochi Cheongjin Islam Temple) 教长 Rabbi of Rabbis for Human Rights
136
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Name
Country
Position, Organization
399
Yazmin Mayagoitia Cortes
Mexico
Pastor Center of Revival
400
Mr. Ali Abdulhamza Kadr Alrammahi
Iraq
President of Iraqi Organization of Dialogue for Peace
401
Dr. H.Fauzie Yusuf Hasibuan,S.H.,M.H
Indonesia
Chairman, Perhimpunan Advokat Indonesia
No
Name
Country
423
Mr. ChangJin Li
China
424
Mr. Shude Wang
China
425
Mr. DaZheng Shi
Taiwan
426
Mr. HongKe Cheng
China
427
Mr. Suodaji Kanbu
China
Position, Organization Chairman of Shiyan Wudang Mountains Taoism Association 佳木斯佛教协会 秘书长
中华国际广源地藏佛教协会 理事长 色达喇荣五明佛学院 弟子
402
Mr. Qicheng Wang
China
President, Beijing Century Culture Medium Corporation
403
Mr. Jian Li
China
President, Heilongjiang Firm
428
H.E. ZongLiang Xu
China
404
Ms. Shuqin Yang
China
Vice President, Island Pledge Executive Committee
429
Mr. ChengYao Shi
China
430
Mr. FoZhu Shi
China
431
Mr. Kamlesh Kumar Arya
Fiji
President of Arya Pratinidhi Sanha of Fiji
432
Mr. Rezear Xhaxhiu
Albania
Producer of Balkan Web
433
Mrs. Linda Gusia
Kosovo
Professor of University of Prishtina Faculty of Philosophy
434
Mr. Januz Dervodeli
Kosovo
Dean of University of Kadri Zeka, Faculty of Education
435
Mr. Xhevdet Thaqi
Kosovo
Dean of University of Kadri Zeka, Faculty of Computer Science
405
Mr. Xiangzhou Li
China
Head of Disease Control, Jilin Hygiene Planning Growth & Development Committee
406
Mr. Zhimin Jia
China
Vice President, Chinese Public Services Federation
407
Mrs. Dalva Silva Souza
Brazil
President of Federação Espírita do Estado do Espírito Santo Chairman of Ramagya School
137
色达喇荣五明佛学院 堪布 黑龙江省海伦道教 道长 吉林佛教协会 前任会长
中国吉林市六和敬圆 住持
408
Dr. Sanjay Gupta
India
409
Mr. Dezhong Zhang
China
410
Salam Mraish
Palestine
Former Grand Mufti of Palestinian Police Force
436
Mr. Vaxhid Sadriu
Kosovo
Secretary General of University of Kadri Zeka
411
Ms. Narmin
Israel
Journalist of Editorial Department of Bokra
437
Mr. Bujar Dugolli
Kosovo
Dean of University of Prishtina Faculty of Philosophy
412
Ms. Lubna Albadawi
Syria
CEO of Shams Radio
Kosovo
Thailand
Secretary of Theravada Buddhapadipa Temple of UK
Mr. Bekim Baliqi
413
Ven. Phramaha Bhatsakorn Kota
438
Professor of University of Prishtina Faculty of Philosophy
414
Aadila Amod
South Africa
Muslim Youth In Dialogue CEO
439
Ven. Ding Duo Jie Ba
China
Chief Buddhist Monk of Mapa Buddhist Temple
415
Monk Hui Zhu
China
Buddhist Monk of Shanxi Province, Wutai Mountain
440
Dr., Prof. Meher Master-Moos
United Kingdom
President of Zoroastrian College
441
Ms. Sarah Wai
Myanmar(Burma)
Assistant General Manager of MITV
416
Syed Muhammad Abdul Khabir Azad
Pakistan
Badshahi Mosque Grand Imam
442
Mr. Nabin Roka Magar
Nepal
President, Nepal Magar Association Central Committee
417
Rev. Tshuma Masimango Katembo
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Director of Oneness Development Institute
443
Dr. Jaran Maluleem
Thailand
Professor of International Relations, Thammasat University
418
Igor Kozemjakin
Bosnia and Herzegovina
IRC Secretary General
444
Mr. Sibusisiwe Mngomezulu
Eswatini
419
Ven. San Van
Cambodia
Founder of Cambodian Buddhism Association for Vulnerable Children
Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Embassy of Eswatini in Belgium
420
H.E. ZhengFa Shi
China
445
Mr. Fazul Rahim
Afghanistan
Communication Officer of UNDP Afghanistan
421
Mr. K M Harun Al Rashid
Bangladesh
Executive Director of SATV
446
Mr. Ping An
China
422
Mr. Lalprabhat Chalaune
Nepal
Chief Editor and Chairperson of Nonstop Khabar
Buddhist Monk of Burma Namjeon Buddhist China Transmission
447
Dr. Syed Zafar Mahmood
India
President of Zakat Foundation of India
中国人口报 工作者
长春市北普陀寺 住持
138
No
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Name
Country
Position, Organization
No
Name
Country
139
Position, Organization
448
Imam Umer Ahmed Ilyasi
India
Chief Imam of All India Imam Organization
471
Mr. Tashi Namgay
Bhutan
Executive Director of Bhutan Kidney Foundation
449
Dr. Acharya Lokesh Muni
India
Founder of 'Ahimsa Vishwa Bharti' Social Welfare Organization
472
Mr. Dharmasiri Bandaranayake
Sri Lanka
Film Director, TrikonE Cultural Foundation
450
Mr. Madan Mohan Verma
India
Founder, President of Interfaith Foundation India
473
Ms. Roshni Devi Kumar
Fiji
Senior Education Officer, Ministry of Education
451
Mr. Mohamad Hussein Ghazzawi
Brazil
Director of Centro Cultural Beneficente Islamico de Foz do Iguacu
474
Mr. Kader Khan Singhania
India
Chairman, Cygnus Splendid Ltd. Chairman
452
Pastor Sadi Antonio Buzanelo
Brazil
President of Evangelic Leaders Council
475
Jiang Lin
China
453
Mr. Omar Ahmad Shahin
USA
President of North American Imams Federation
World Chinese Union General Chairwoman
476
Qu Zi Sen
China
454
Mrs. Kiran Kumari Khan
Netherlands
Welfare for Migrants Senior Advisor
China Caligraphic Arts Society Academician
Ms. Liudmyla Kornievych
Ukraine
Journalist of Hromadske TV
Sudha Vinod Kapashi
United Kingdom
President of Mahavir Foundation Ladies Wing
477
455
478
Mr. Nguyen Xuan Thang
Vietnam
456
William Headley
USA
University of San Diego Professor, Founding Dean
Chairman, Vietnam Federation of UNESCO Associations
479
Dr. Damenda Porage
Sri Lanka
457
Swamiji Charukeerthi Pandithacharyavaryaswam Swasthi Shree Bhattaraka
President of Sri Lankan Tibetan Buddhist Brotherhood Society
India
Jain Math Moodbidri Dhawalatraya JK Trust india Pontiff
480
Mr. Subindra Bogati
Nepal
President, Nepal Peacebuilding Initiative
458
Marcus Braybrooke
United Kingdom
President of World Congress of Faith
481
Ms. Bridget Usifo Osakwe
Nigeria
459
Mr. Kersey H Antia
USA
High Priest of Zoroastrian Association of Metropolitan Chicago
National Network Coordinator, WANEPNIGERIA
482
Mr. Salaudeen Hashimu
Nigeria
460
Mr. Manish Tripathi
India
Founder, President of Religious Harmony Foundation
Chief Program Officer, Civil Society Legislative Advocacy Center
483
Kuwait
Chairman of Kuwait House
461
Mrs. Mary Braybrooke
United Kingdom
Vice President of the World Congress of Faith
Dr. Yousef Abdulwahab Abdullaha Al Amiri
484
Mr. Semsettin Türkan
Turkey
462
Mr. Ljubisha Vladimirov
Macedonia
Journalist of Reporter
Director of International Relation Department of Suffa Foundation
Prof. Alireza N. Haghighi
Canada
Professor of University of Toronto
Egypt
Juma Al Majid Center for Culture & Heritage Cultural Consultant
485
463
Omar Abdel kafy Shehata khalifa
486
Rev. Abraham Viruthakulangara
India
Archbishop of Archdiocese of Nagpur
487
Mr. Mohammed Al Madani
Palestine
Member, Fatah Central Committee
488
Mr. Dasun Nagashena
Sri Lanka
Board of Director of National Youth Services Council in Sri Lanka
489
Ms. Lindsey Louise Turnbull
USA
Founder of Missheard Magazine
490
Mr. Padmashri S.P Varma
India
Vice-president of Gandhi Global Family
491
Mr. Eslam Ahmed Amin Ahmed Azqlany
Egypt
Chairman of The Egyptian Association for Youth & Children Development
492
Mr. Mohammed Abdulqudos Alkebsi
Yemen
Executive Director of Mobadron Foundation for Social Development
493
Mr. Abubakar Basman
Philippines
Security Councilor of Muslim Youth Council
494
Mr. Mikhail Petrushkov
Tajikistan
Director of YURC RT
464
Dr. Rajiv Chaturvedi
India
Hindu Council of New Zealand President
465
Mrs. Anjali Malik
India
Principal of Jaypee Public School
466
Sheikh Mohamad Abou Zaid
Lebanon
Senior Judge of Saida Islamic Sunni Court
467
Mr. Manjit Singh
India
President, Delhi Sikh Gurudwara Management Committee
Romania
President, Centrul European de Integrare a Romilor
China
Deputy Chairman of Shenzhen Taoism Association
Uganda
Secretary General of Inter-Religious Council of Uganda
468 469 470
Mr. Mihai Gheorghe Nedelcu Mr. Zhenli Zhao Mr. Joshua Kitakule
140
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No
Name
495
Mr. Thaer Abdallah
Palestine
Freelance Trainer and Peace Builder of United States Institute of Peace
519
Mr. Roman Konizhai
Ukraine
Advisor of the Subcommittee on International Law, The Verkhovna Rada
496
Mr. Akaki Gvimradze
Georgia
Deputy Chief Editor of Resonance Daily
520
Mr. Nahakul Subedi
Nepal
Chief Registrar, Supreme Court
497
Mr. Jin Ming Guo
China
Chairman, Supervisory Board of Yijiaqin Elderly Enterprise Cooperation
521
Mr. Isidro Anac
Philippines
Barangay Tribal Chieftain of Tagabawa Tribe, Davao City
498
Mr. Yassine Ahmed Hijazi
Brazil
CEO of A Fronteira
499
Mr. Denys Grellmann
Brazil
Reporter Director of 100 Fronteiras
522
Mr. Oleksandr Baraniuk
Ukraine
Former Chief Consultant of Department of International Cooperation, Supreme Court
500
Mr. Brahmananda Reddy
India
Executive Editor of TV-5
Mr. Emmanuel Manny Pacquiao
Philippines
Senator, Senate of Philippines
USA
Production Manager, Religious writer, Interfait of PTC Punjabi (USA)
523 524
Mr. Ronnel C. Rivera
Philippines
Mayor, General Santos City Government
525
Mr. Richard Dian Vilar
Philippines
Curator of Museo Dabawenyo, Davao City
526
Mr. Nur Umpar
Philippines
President, Special Concern For Muslims Children
527
Mr. Samad S. Pangandaman
Philippines
President, MICCI
528
Mr. Datu Omelis Duyan
Philippines
Deputy Mayor of Ubo Manubo Tribe, Davao City
529
Mrs. Ustazah Normina T. Yahya
Philippines
Head, Mindanao Alliance for PeaceHealth and Dental
530
Mr. Ustaz Abdulmannan L. Gayak
Philippines
Chairman, Mindanao Alliance for Peace
501 502
Mr. Gurcharanjit Singh Lamba Ms. Tanmayi Ambati
Country
India
Position, Organization
141
Student Representative of Navabharati Mahila Mandali
No
Name
Country
Position, Organization
503
Mr. Godwin Ade Tanda
Cameroon
Executive Director of Environmental Protection and Development Association
504
Mr. Mohammad Naseem Miakhil
Afghanistan
Program Coordinator of Afghan Amputee Bicyclists for Rehabilitation And Recreation
505
Mr. George Prince Koranteng
Ghana
Former Member of Parliament of Noble Man for Peace
506
Mr. Nor-Jamal Batugan
Philippines
President of Muslim Youth Council
507
Mr. Ayoub Salem Moqbel AlKasemi
Yemen
Manager of Improve Your Society
508
Mr. Muhammad Riaz Burki
Pakistan
News Reporter, Producer of PTV News
531
Mr. Akmad A. Brahim
Philippines
Chairman of Joint Normalization Committee
509
Dr. Marcus Ayodeji Araromi
Nigeria
Professor of Law, the University of Ibadan
532
Mrs. Juckra G. Abdulmalik
Philippines
Consultant, Bangsamoro Transition Commission
510
Mr. Fezile Potwana
South Africa
Prince of Hlubi Kingdom
533
Mr. Micah Kissi
Ghana
Ghana Union Stor Stockholm
511
H.E. Mr. Bene M'Poko
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Ambassador of DRC to South Africa, Embassy of Congo (Democratic Republic) in Pretoria, South Africa
534
Mr. Orly L. Escarrilla
Philippines
Director, Museo Dabawenyo of Davao City
512
Mr. Victor De Leon
Philippines
Senior Inspector, Airport Police
535
Mr. Benjamin M. Dolorfino
Philippines
Commander, Western Mindanao Command
513
Adi Meretui Ratunabuabua
Fiji
Former Director, Fiji Museum Mr. Joselito E. Kakilala
Philippines
Spokesperson and Commander of Civil Relations Service, Armed Forces of the Philippines
514
Hon. Bernard Martinez Valerio
Honduras
Former Central Administration Secretary, State for the Departments of Culture
536 537
Gov. Esmael G. Mangudadatu
Philippines
Governor, Province of Maguindanao
538
Mr. Antonio Pacheco
Portugal
General Secretary of Pro Dignitate
515
Mr. Nathaniel D. Dalumpines
Philippines
President Assistant Secretary, Office of the President
516
Mr. Mohamed Imad
Maldives
Executive Diretor, Huvadhoo Aid
539
Mr. Adzhar Madjid
Philippines
Founder & Security Council Member of Muslim Youth Council
517
Ms. Lina Hubar
Ukraine
Head of Dept. of Intl. Coop., Supreme Court
540
Dr. Jose Dela Rama, Jr.
Philippines
Dean of College of Law, Tarlac State University
518
Ms. Victoria Emosu
Nigeria
Former Secretary of President, Pan African Institute for Global Affairs and Strategy
541
Mr. Elito Santarina
USA
Member, Carson City Council
542
Dr. Gang Fu
China
中华佛学网 秘书长 (总干事)
142
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No
Name
Country
Position, Organization
543
Mr. Tilottam Paudel
Nepal
President of Jagriti Child and Youth Concern (JCYC) Nepal
544
Mr. Amit Kumar Singh
India
Lawyer, Lex Delhi Legal Consultants
545
Mr. Hafez Haridy
Egypt
Editor in Chief of Egyptian Radio and Television Union
546
Ms. Nour Molhem
Syria
Editor in Chief of Syria Daily News
547
Mother Agnes Mariam de la Croix
France
Mother Superior of Monastery of St James the Mutilated in Syria
No
Name
Country
143
Position, Organization
568
Imam Abdullahi Shuaib
Nigeria
Executive Director, CEO & Coordinator of Zakat & Sadaqat Foundation
569
Dr. Mahmoud Karimi Banadkooki
Iran
Principal of Imam Sadiq University
570
H.H., Sri Sri Sugunendra Theertha Swamiji
India
Founder of Sri Krishna Brindavan
571
Mr. Muhammad Usman Cheepa
Pakistan
President of Pakistan Naqshbandi Sultan
572
Rev. Abraham Kobina Ackah
Ghana
Diocese of Wiawso Bishop
573
Mr. Eurico Pereira
Timor-Leste
Advisor of Secretary Stated Social Communication
548
Mr. Omar Er-rouch
Morocco
Correspondent in Australia of MAP News Agency
549
Ms. Zanaa Jurmed
Mongolia
CEO of Center for Citizens Alliance
550
Ms. Marilie Bomediano
Australia
Radio Producer&Broadcaster of Radio Rizal 100.9 FM 2BACR
574
Mr. Ajit Singh
United Kingdom
World Congress of Faith Executive Member
551
Mr. Molla Mitiku Ayenew
Ethiopia
Editor in Chief of The Ethiopian Herald
575
H.H. Suddhananda Mahathero
Bangladesh
552
Queen Mother Delois Blakely
USA
President, New Future Foundation INC
Bangladesh Bouddha Kristi Prachar Sangha Dharmarajika Buddhist Monastery The 28th Sanghanayaka
553
Hon. David Stein
Germany
Lawyer of Stein & Partners LLP
554
Mr. Sami Mohieldin M Elhag
Qatar
Director of Al Jazeera
576
Mr. Gordon Shyfullah
Philippines
Front Commander, Central Mindanao Front, BIAF of Moro Islamic Liberation Front, Philippines
555
Mr. Mohamed Eltayeb Babiker Elkhidir
Sudan
Senior News Producer of Al Jazeera
577
Mr. Simon Sihlobo Hlatshwayo
Eswatini
556
Ms. Sarah Mostafa
Egypt
Journalist of Middle East News Agency
Protocol Officer, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation of Eswatini
557
Mr. Kamal Khalifa Abdelrahman Mahmoud
Egypt
Chairman of Elnile News
578
Mr. Mohamad Ibrahim Barakat
Brazil
Secretary of Tourism, Iguacu City Hall
579
Mr. Nachiket Anil Dave
India
Lawyer, Supreme Court of India
558
Mr. Vasilii Nikulenkov
Russia
Director of The Newman in Foreign Policy
580
Mr. Ravikumar Suryapally
India
President, New India Development Association
559
Mr. Bojan Stojkovski
Macedonia
Journalist of Makfax
Mr. Subhash Arya
India
560
Ms. Zhang Jia Lan
China
Tianjin Youth Knowledge Service Committee Vice President
581
Former Mayor, South Delhi Municipal Corporation
582
Mr. Manish Sisodia
India
Deputy Chief Minister, Delhi
561
Mr. Huang Jiao Feng
China
Mohist Association HK Association President
583
Ms. Vika Musumoto
Fiji
Head of Exhibition Department, Fiji Museum
562
Dr. Warnakula Arachchiralalage Deshapriya Sam Wijetunge
Sri Lanka
Director General Peace Ambassador of Sri Lanka-United Nations Friendship Organization
584
Odongo Jane Anyango
Kenya
Kibera Women for Peace and Fairness Community Mobilizer
563
Mr. Qin Zheng
China
585
Vinod Kapashi
United Kingdom
Founder Trustee of Mahavir Foundation
564
Swami Saraswati Chidanand
India
沈阳佛教协会 常务理事
Guru of Parmarth Niketan Ashram
586
Mr. Roberto da Costa Magno
Timor-Leste
Protocol and External Relation, Ministry of Justice
565
H.E. Juan Nguema Edjang Akoma
Equatorial Guinea
Bishop of Ukrainian Autocephalous Orthodox Church Canonical
587
Mr. Nkundabatware M. Albert
Rwanda
Member, Rwanda Bar Association
588
Mr. Kefeng Wang
China
Senior Lawyer, Beijing Huatai Law Firm
589
Mr. Henrique de Oliveira Ximenes
Timor-Leste
General Director, Ministry of Justice
590
Mr. Dharma Raj Pathak
Nepal
Program Director of Forum for Awareness and Youth Activity, Nepal
566
Fr. Bohdan Voznyak
Ukraine
Priest of The Ukrainian Autocephalous Orthodox Church
567
Mr. Myo Win
Myanmar(Burma)
Executive Director of Smile Education and Development Foundation
144
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List of Members
No
Name
Country
591
Mr. Bojan Stančević
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Chief Editor of Trebević
592
Mr. Phelipe Caldas Pontes Carvalho
Brazil
Editor of O Globo
593
Mr. Ratanak Ou
Cambodia
Member of the UN Secretary-Generals Campaign to End Violence Against Women
145
Position, Organization
HWPL International Law Peace Committee No
Name
Country
Position, Organization
1
Prof. Dr. Ibrahim Mashhoor Hadithah Al Jazy
Jordan
President, International Law Association of Jordan
594
Dr. Alexander N. Kim-Kimen
Russia
Chairman, Constitutional Court of Republic of Sakha
2
Prof. Md Nazrul Islam
Bangladesh
595
Mr. U Thein Than Oo
Myanmar(Burma)
Vice Chairman, Myanmar Lawyer Network
Professor of International Law, University of Dhaka
3
Prof. Dr. Manuel Almeida Ribeiro
Portugal
596
Mr. Shahid Rehmat
Pakistan
Founder & Director of Interfaith Youth in Action
Professor of International Law, University of Lisbon
4
Prof. Dr. Milenko Kreća
Serbia
597
Mr. Md Zakir Hossain
Bangladesh
Additional Secretary General of Bangladesh Teachers Association
Professor of International Law, University of Belgrade
5
Prof. Dr. Enver Hasani
Kosovo
598
Dr. Abdul Baseer Toryali
Afghanistan
Executive Director of Afghan Amputee Bicyclists for Rehabilitation And Recreation
Professor of International Law, University of Prishtina
6
Ms. Anna Cervenakova
Czech
Member, Human Rights Research Center
599
Mr. Tameem Mohammed
India
President of Human Rights Observers
7
Judge Gustaf Moller
Finland
600
Ahmed Obaid Abdulla Al Kubaisi
Chairman, The Finnish Arbitration Association
United Arab Emirates
Spokesperson of Sunni Ulema Council Dr. Fathi Kemicha
Tunisia
601
Patriarch Theophilos III
Greece
Patriarch of the Orthodox Church of Jerusalem
8
International Arbitration Lawyer, ICCA Governing Board, Former Member, UN ILC
602
Ms. Aurora Golemi
Albania
Reporter of Balkan Web
9
Hon. Kedar Nath Upadhyay
Nepal
President, International Law Association of Nepal
603
Mr. Deok Hyun Kim
South Korea
President of Dongbang Religion University
10
Mr. Narinder Singh
India
Former Chairman, International Law Commission
604
Ven. Seong Oh
South Korea
Vice President of the Taego Order of Korean Buddhism
11
Prof. Dr. Arnaldo Sobrinho de Morais Neto
Brazil
Secretary General, International Law Association of Brazil
605
Ven. Cheong Boo Seok
South Korea
Abbot of the Bubgi Temple
606
Ven. Tan Woon
South Korea
Abbot of Inlyusallim Bonsa Haesimsa
12
Dr. Franklin Hoet Linares
Venezuela
Former President, The World Jurist Association
607
Ven. Song San
South Korea
Abbot of Buddhist Hermitage of Dong Ja
13
Mr. Pravin H. Parekh
India
President, Confederation of Indian Bar
608
Ven. Dae Bong
South Korea
Executive Chief of Korean Buddhism Jogyejong Conference
14
Prof. Dr. Said El Dakkak
Egypt
Vice President, International Law Association
609
Ven. Beob Ryun
South Korea
Abbot of Geum Dang Temple, Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism
15
Prof. Dr. Ahmed Mohamed Rifaat
Egypt
Professor of International Law, BeniSuef University
610
Mr. Moo Sul Yu
South Korea
Dalma Head of Buddhism Institute Head of Temple
16
Dr. Kamal Hossain
Bangladesh
President of International Law Association of Bangladesh Branch
611
Hon. David Gbahoungba
Benin
Deputy, National Assembly
17
Prof. Dr. Marcilio Franca Filho
Brazil
612
Mr. Lee Won-gun
South Korea
Vice-president of New Solite
Alternate Arbitrator, MERCOSUR Permanent Review Tribunal
18
Dr. John Kirk Boyd
USA
Executive Director, Unite for Rights
146
HWPL’s Path to World Peace
List of Members
HWPL Solidarity of Religions’ Peace Committee No
Name
Country
Position, Organization
147
HWPL Peace Educators No
Name
Country
Position, Organization
1
H.E. Elias Chacour
Palestine
Emeritus Archbishop of Melkite Catholic Church
1
Dragomir Marian
Romania
President of MasterPeace Romania
2
H.E. Mohammad Al-Yaqoobi
Iraq
Grand Ayatollah of Office of the Religious Reference Sheikh Mohammad Al Yaqoobi
2
Mihai Violeta
Romania
Teacher of I. L. Caragiale National College
3
Prof., Dr. Phra Brahmapundit
Thailand
President of International Council for the Day of Vesak
3
Dumitru Marius Gabriel
Romania
Teacher of "1 Mai" Vocational High-School of Ploiesti
4
Dr. Homi Burjor Dhalla
India
President of World Zarathushti Cultural Foundation
4
Dobrescu Maria Gabriela
Romania
Teacher of Sotrile Elementary and Secondary School
5
Ven. Dae Bong
South Korea
The Executive Chief of the Jogye Order Korean Buddhism
5
Sendroiu Jeni
Romania
Teacher of "Constantin Stere" Gymnasium School
6
H.H. Gita Manishi Swami Shri Gyananand Ji maharaj
India
Founder of Global Inspiration and Enlightenment Organization Gita
6
Corina Cristescu
Romania
Vice-Principal of "Virgil Madgearu" Economical College
7
Peer Lukman Karim
Iraq
Peer of Kurdistan Zoroastrian Movement
7
Baroianu Sergiu Nicolae
Romania
Teacher of "Nicolae Simache" Gymnasium
8
Dr., Prof. Meher Master-Moos
United Kingdom
President of Zoroastrian College
8
Curelera Angela Elena
Romania
Teacher of Alexandru loan Cuza Gymnazium
9
H.H. Samdech Preah Agga Mahā Sangharājādhipat Tep Vong
Cambodia
The Great Supreme Patriarch of Cambodia
9
Diea Bogdan
Romania
Principal of Cocorastii Colt Gymnasium
10
Mihu Madalina
Romania
Teacher of Scorteni Gymnasium
11
Vladuta Liliana
Romania
Teacher of Scoala Gimnaziala Apostolache
12
Muntean-Mihai Maria
Romania
Teacher of Scoala Gimnaziala Mihai Botez
13
Vasile Valentina
Romania
Teacher of Scoala Gimnaziala Mihai Botez
14
Mathias Kevin Osimbo
Kenya
Calculus Teacher of RDFZ Xishan School
15
Barsihannor Zuhri
Indonesia
Dean of Universitas Islam Negeri Alauddin Makassar
16
Prof., Dr. Nur Hidayah
Indonesia
Vice Dean, Islamic State University (UIN) Alauddin Makassar
17
Prof., Umar Thamrin
Indonesia
Former Head, Center of Capacity Building of Letters and Humanity Faculty of UIN Alauddin Makassar
148
No
HWPL’s Path to World Peace
Name
Country
Position, Organization
18
Dr. Gustia Tahir
Indonesia
lecturer of Universitas Islam Negeri Alauddin Makassar
19
Prof., Ali Munhanif
Indonesia
Professor of Universitas Islam Negeri Syarif Hidayatullah Jakarta
20
Dr. Rachmat Baihaky
Indonesia
Head of Center for International Cooperation of Universitas Islam Negeri Syarif Hidayatullah Jakarta
21
Prof., Dr. DR. Phil. Zainul Fuad
Indonesia
Director of Center for Peace Studies The State Islamic University of North Sumatra
22
Dr. Muhammad Iqbal Irham
Indonesia
Lecturer of Universitas Islam Negeri Sumatra Utara
23
Dr. Hasan Sazali
Indonesia
Lecturer of Universitas Islam Negeri Sumatra Utara
24
Prof., Dr. Muhammad Yusuf Razaq
Indonesia
Dean of Tarbiyah & Teacher Faculty of IAI As'adiyah Sengkang
25
Dr. Syamsul Bahri Abdullah
Indonesia
Lecturer of IAI As'adiyah Sengkang
26
Dr. Efi Syarifudin
Indonesia
Deputy Dean of Universitas Islam Negeri Sultan Maulana Hasanuddin Banten
27
Magda Mansour
Israel
Teacher of Usifya Junior High school
28
Rusudan Bolkvadze
Georgia
Director of Cervantes Gymnasium Aia-Gess
29
Tamar Lolishvili
Georgia
Teacher of Cervantes Gymnasium Aia-Gess
30
Darejan Lordqipanidze
Georgia
Teacher of Cervantes Gymnasium Aia-Gess