Peacemakers
Speak
Mandela Calls
for Gandhi's Non-Violence Approach
Anti-apartheid icon
Nelson Mandela joined top leaders, nobel laureates
and elder statesmen on Monday calling on the world
to reinvent Indian freedom fighter Mahatma Gandhi's
non-violent approach to solving conflicts.
FOR
Statement in Response to President Bush's 2004 State
of the Union Address
The Fellowship of Reconciliation
responds with "There is Another Way: Building the
'World House.'"
Nelson
Mandela: The United States of America is a Threat
to World Peace
In a rare interview,
the South African demands that George W. Bush win
United Nations support before attacking Iraq.
President Jimmy Carter: The Troubling New Face of America
Thich Nhat Hanh writes about
9/11
The Dalai Lama: Letter from
His Holiness the Dalai Lama to President Bush
Rev. Dr. George F. Regas: Religious Communities Must Stop Blessing
War
Released 15 September
2002
Archbishop Desmond Tutu: A Moral Campaign to End the Occupation
Released 29 June 2002
Maya Angelou: A Brave and Startling Truth
Released 10 March 2002
Arun Gandhi: Terrorism and Nonviolence
Released 10 March 2002
Rep.
Dennis Kucinich:
A Prayer for America (How
Can We Justify This?)
February 17, 2002
Martin
Luther King: "A time comes when silence is betrayal..."
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