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Videos Day 1 World March for Peace and Nonviolence World March at Nobel for Peace Summit - The 5 Proposals of the World March 10th World Summit of Nobel Peace World Peace March on Goodmorning program - TVNZ TVNZ interview with Maui and Juanita on Good Morning 2 October. Wellington mayor welcomes World Peace March Mayor Kerry Prendergast welcomes you to Wellington, New Zealand for the start of the World March for Peace and Nonviolence on 2 October 2009. The March will travel from Wellington through 90 countries in 90 days finishing in the Andes, South America. Haere mai (welcome) to World Peace March Mayor Bob Harvey, member of Mayors for Peace, welcomes you to multi-cultural Auckland to join the World March for Peace and Nonviolence which starts in New Zealand and then travels around the world promoting peace and nonviolence in the home, community, nation and globally. Call for students and youth to join World Peace March Wilson Chun Hei Chau, one of the winners of Students for a Nuclear-Weapons-Free World, calls on youth to join the World Peace March and become active in building a peaceful future. Message for World Peace March from Hon Matt Robson, former New Zealand Minister for Disarmament The Hon Matt Robson, Executive Member of Aotearoa Lawyers for Peace and the former New Zealand Minister for Disarmament, welcomes the World Peace March to New Zealand and highlights key accomplishments and initiatives for nuclear disarmament and peace. News from the World March N.2 - March 2009 We fell in love with a word: peace |
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World Peace March to start from most peaceful nation on earth! Scoop – NZ June 5 Mundo sin Guerres (World without Wars), an international organisation working to prevent war and promote non-violence, has decided to start a 90-day World March for Peace and Non-violence www.worldmarch.co.nz in New Zealand, the country recently affirmed by the Global Peace Index (GPI) as the most peaceful nation on earth. The World March will start in Wellington, New Zealand's capital city, on Mahatma Gandhi’s birthday 2 October and then travel through 95 countries culminating in Argentina. Thousands of concerts, festivals, forums, and demonstrations are planned to coincide with the march worldwide. Rafael de la Rubia, founder of Mundo sin Guerres and the international spokesperson for the World March says “We chose New Zealand because it is the first country to grant women the right to vote, to legally ban nuclear weapons, and the first and only country to establish a Minister for Disarmament, so we are pleased at the recognition now given to New Zealand by the Global Peace Index.” See World Peace March to start from most peaceful nation on earth! Did You Know?
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