Friday 21 November 2014

Humanitarian Projects in Africa

 Relief Programs in humanitarian Projects in Africa are a good training for own life, becaming a voluntaree it is great chance to grow up with good values.
Joining to a teams of volunteers to assist in the provision of water, school, agricultural will change your life for the better.
All people that have tryed the teams of volunteers experience in humanitarian Projects have learned what is important in the life.
There are many statistics about volunteers of humanitarian Projects, and they are rated as more happier people and desirable partners because in the voluntary experience you can understand how much your lucky to live in a developed country and how much the family, love and friends are important to reach the true happiness.
The are many opportunities to join to teams of volunteers we knows UPF UK that assist by raising funds for many humanitarian Projects in Africa, they also offer support through sponsorship and other on-going activities in Africa, in partnership with other organisations as IRFF.
In all of this projects you could start your great experience as volunteer in Africa.

Thursday 20 November 2014

‪#‎Peace‬ ‪#‎Quotes

‪‎Peace‬ Quotes from UPF uk in London, 
Great federation in UK that support micro finance for community projects in Africa, to improve the education, health and human rights of african children.
Those quotes about peace in the world are awsome quotes that describe their opinions about peace, family and human rights.
Please share.


Monday 17 November 2014

Peace: Stop war

Stop war

We have to work to reach peace in all world because war means whole families destructed

I believe that it is time for stopping any kind of violence, it is not possible to see families destructed for few men who want more money and power.
Every war began only for thirst of power, in this picture we see an father who have tried to save the life of own son but unsuccessful.
In the our previous post we have written about thousand and thousand dead for the war in Iraq, we are talking of at least 100,000 dead, we are talking or families where mothers and their kids are killed in house during they were sleeping, just for a second think your life if every night you feel worried because a bomb can drop on your roof, you image just for a second how could be your life if you see your neighbors torn in many piece, your neighbors that every morning say "Good morning" and now the mother is 4 pieces her son of 9 years is unrecognizable and his sister of 2 years in open in 2 pieces.
I am sorry for our clear language, but tha war is this, the war is not only number , the war is an horrible thing where whole families are killed, whole families die and they have not guilty for this, they want only live in #Peace, they only want raise their kids and to have a normal life. In the nexts our war articles we tell you  real story about civilians killed from this horrible war.
Please help us to STOP WAR.
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Wednesday 12 November 2014

Love quotes

 QUOTES ABOUT LOVE 


Love is like a storm, you are alone with your feelings.







You can find the true #love do not looking for a perfect person but by learning to see an imperfect person perfectly.

#Perfect#love: It is not rare but you must be a lover with  much flexibility, much sensitivity and much the tolerance.

I will be glad to get your "love quote" here by comments.

Saturday 8 November 2014

Human rights: Concert for Children of Africa

Concert for Children of Africa




 Concert for Children of Africa help them for human rights in Africa.

Friday 7 November 2014

Peace Quotes

Only Peace Quotes

Today we start with #peace #quotes in english from famous people:

Human Beings, indeed all sentient beings, have the right to pursuehappiness and live in peace and freedom.
 - Dalai Lama


Peace cannot be kept by force. It can only be achieved by understanding. 
- Albert Einstein

“Darkness cannot drive out darkness: only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate: only love can do that.” 
― Martin Luther King Jr

Nonviolence is the first article of my faith. It is also the last article of my creed..” 
 - Mohandas Gandhi

“You may say I'm a dreamer, but I'm not the only one. I hope someday you'll join us. And the world will live as one.” 
All we are saying is give peace a chance.” 
― Both of John Lennon


Peace comes from within. Do not seek it without.” 
 - Buddha

“Peace begins with a smile..” 
― Mother Teresa

It isn't enough to talk about peace. One must believe in it. And it isn't enough to believe in it. One must work at it..”  - Eleanor Roosevelt



“Let the first act of every morning be to make the following resolve for the day:
- I shall not fear anyone on Earth. 
- I shall fear only God. 
- I shall not bear ill will toward anyone. 
- I shall not submit to injustice from anyone. 
- I shall conquer untruth by truth. And in resisting untruth, I shall put up with all suffering.” 
― Mahatma Gandhi

“An eye for an eye will only make the whole world blind.” 
― Mahatma Gandhi


You can leave here your quotes about peace.




Thursday 6 November 2014

Peace and love quotes

#Peace #quotes

#Love quotes for starting a wonderful day


  1. Peace should be your dream as love your life (great peace quote);
  2. If you love your brothers you love God (simple love quote);
  3. If peace is in your mind God in your heart (lovely peace quote);
  4. Help your brothers and will help to build love and peace in the world ("lovely peace quote");
  5. When I love I feel better, when I forgive I feel great (lovely quote);
  6. Peace is the unique path for better world, if you have children teach them the meaning of peace in the society and in the family. (teaching peace quote);
  7. Peace for us = peace for all, without peace for all you cannot get a real peace for us.

  1. I love because I am human, I love because I am proud to say that I am human.

Monday 3 November 2014

Violence against women in conflict

Tagged: violence against women  in conflict.

It's time to fulfil the promise to end "violence against women"

The Global Summit to End Sexual Violence in Conflict has been the largest gathering to take place on this issue, with 1,700 delegates and 123 country delegations including 79 Ministers.
 The Summit agreed practical path to try to stop the use of rape as a weapon of war, and to begin to change global attitudes to these crimes.Many people are agree that It's time to change the laws on violence against the women for to fulfil the promise to end these growing  violences during the conflicts and in home.

Sexual violence in conflict destroys lives  as well as domestic violence is a horrible topical event that  damages communities. We need more education for improving the awarness about this crucial topical event
Many people have devoted their life to issues of human rights, equality and social justice, but we want stress that #violence #against #women can and must end by addressing its root cause – gender inequality and for this reason we need that each government begins to improve the education in the school, with public events, association that support the women and girl.  .





Saturday 1 November 2014

Join the Campaign for World Peace

World #Peace Day

Join at the Campaign for #World #Peace

STOP violent, STOP war
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We cannot wait more together we must join against the war




Too many people, women and children are been killed.

Join the Campaign for World Peace




War is costly. Peace is priceless.
Noonly peace slogan we want to say "STOP Violence", there Is No Path To Peace – "Peace" Is The Path.
Everybody knows that violence breeds violence,  therefore if we want to reach peace, we have to teach peace.


When you fight evil with evil then  evil wins.


When do you think you will ready to change the world? When do you guess you will ready to give your contribution for the world peace?

In Afghanistan war 21,500 civilians are died by violent deaths as a result of the war, in Pakistan the total number of civilians killed as higher than in Afghanistan. The civilians killed in Iraq are conservatively estimates that at least 131,600. 
We are taking not of number but of people (with children and women)
The war is continuing to live with each passing year.
Show straight way that you Skip the War and start the Peace right Now.

We can do better than this, so we are trying to create a worldwide group for to pray together in streaming for world peace. We think we will start with a meditation and then we will pray. 
Pray Now with us. 
Join a new exciting World Group of prayer! Give your contributor.
Join the Campaign for World Peace on Google hangout page.

Friday 31 October 2014

Extremism.: event in London

extremism and radicalism islam Dr Afzal Ashraf

#Extremism in the world.

Important event in London about Extremism.

Dr Afzal Ashraf addressing the topic in a limited time as well as Sheikh Dr Hojjat Ramzy. 
Many Ambassadors for Peace have made good questions about extremism in the world.
How to wisely deal with people attracted to extremist groups for many different reasons? 

Dr Ashraf began by explaining that this is a very painful development for those who are genuine believers in Islam and know the beauty of the teachings of Islam. It is interesting the only ones to agree that Islamic State or Al Qaeda are true believers in Islam are the extreme right wing.

He said that despite studying this area since 1998 he realised there was so much he did not know. He has been an employee and adviser of the UK Government and will soon be teaching a number of Governments about extremism under an EU programme.

There are some parallels in history for these kinds of movements. Professor David Rapoport looked at the Zealot Zachari, who existed just after Jesus Christ. They are Jewish extremists who have some similarities to Al Qaeda and Islamic State. They were Jews living under the yoke of a superpower. They were suppressed both physically and ideologically by the superpower of the time. Invariably Jews were their victims. According to Josephus when they killed they used to say, ‘Sovereignty belongs to God Not Rome’. When they killed Caliph Ali a similar phrase was used, ‘Sovereignty belongs to Allah not you Ali.’ Another example is the Assassins of Syria were a Shia movement.

Professor Paul Wilkinson encouraged Dr Ashraf to study how extremism influences religious interpretations. The Dutch Reform church, whose origins are with Calvin, associated closely with a political party that justified apartheid in South Africa through its theological interpretation. All these groups used violence to achieve their goals. These extremist groups develop in periods of social and political stress. People reinterpret their theologies under those circumstances and justify violence on that basis.

They develop a Manichean view of the world: Good versus Evil and Them versus Us. They are a minority, often outside the main sources of authority within the religion itself, but they feel they have the authority themselves to speak on behalf of the majority. They can divide the world into two groups. They the small minority can cause the greater group to take a decision whether to be a Christian or a Muslim. They convince themselves that they alone are the true Muslims, Christians or Hindus. The rest have compromised their belief.

There are some differences with these historical groups. One is the grievances felt stem from events in different parts of the world. However, the actions in response to those grievances can be local or anywhere in the world. Thus we have 'home grown terrorists'.

The belief in the concept of success of the movement is important. I had the misfortune to read everything Bin Laden said. He pronounced, 'We have defeated the world's greatest superpower.' He said this well before 9/11. He meant his followers, the poorly armed and outnumbered Mujahideen, had defeated the Soviet Union that was the superpower of the time. From this myth was created beyond any factual proof. He saw in this a mirror to Islamic history. The Prophet Mohammed's (pbuh) time when his people were outnumbered and fought against a greater number of well-armed people and won.

There is one verse in the Quran that terrorist groups will never use. A rough translation is ‘Permission to fight is given to those against who war is laid simply for the reason that they say, ‘Our Lord is Allah’ If Allah does not repel one people by means of another then surely there will be torn down cloisters, synagogues, churches and mosques where the name of Allah is oft commemorated. Allah has power to help those who help him.’

In 16 years I have not heard this verse quoted by an extremist. The same Allah is commemorated in Churches, Temples, Synagogues as well as in Mosques. This is not a peculiarly Muslim permission. If they ever quoted this it would blow their ideology out of the water. You can only fight if war is being made against me because I am standing up for Allah.

When the Soviet Union left Afghanistan in 1989 Bin Laden created this myth. It was a selective truth. There were a number of other factors such as the decline in Soviet economy, rebellions in east Europe and Stinger missiles supplied to the Mujahideen by the USA.

We cannot defeat extremism without dealing with both of these aspects: Theology and belief in success.

The effect of the foreign policy of western powers is very related to development of suicide bombing has been studied and proved. The other extremism determinant is the poor standard of governance in Arab nations and the lack of human dignity.
As Al Qaeda lost momentum under the pressure of the 'war on terror' they could not inspire the same belief in success. Now Islamic State is claiming success and seem to have momentum and are attracting many people.
extremism and radicalism islam Sheikh Dr Hojjat Ramzy

 If you have questions about extremism in the world leave here your question.

Wednesday 29 October 2014

Human rights: Democratic Republic of Congo

Human rights: Democratic Republic of Congo

Charlotte Simon has received Awarded for his work against rape in the Democratic Republic of Congo



human rights in democratic republic of congo
At the end of this page you can leave your opinion or comment upon human rights, civil rights, civil liberties, constitutional rights, natural rights, rights of citizenship, unalienable rights.
Regarding the award, first of all we want to say thank you to  BEFFTA and Pauline Long for honoring us  with this prestigious award. thank you for recognising the suffering that women and girls of congo are going through. i also want to say thank you to robin marsh and upf who have been a real support and my church the all nations who have been praying relentlessly for the past 14 years for Congo.
Rape is a torture, so why does it still goes unpunished in the democratic republic of congo? germaine greer, an australian writer was raped in 1958 when she was 19 years old. 53 years later she is still traumatized by her ordeal. in the sunday times of 10th july 2011 she said, i quote “rape is a medieval category. the man who commits such a crime, his name should be made public on a sex offenders register”
fiona lloyd devies is an award winning film maker and photojournalist.  according to her, the 2011 american journal of public health estimated 400.000 women are raped a year in drc that is 48 women an hour, 8.400.000 in the past 20 years. rape is used as a weapon of fear by the invaders, rwandan and ugandan soldiers, to destroy a whole population of the d. r. congo. mothers of congo is a voice for the voiceless, we speak up against rape to women and girls of the democratic republic of congo. we proclaim peace with our neighbours around the great lakes region. 

human rights in republic of congo


The human rights situation in the Democratic Republic of Congo remains grave. Despite a period of optimism in late 2013 that armed violence and attacks on civilians might decrease in eastern Congo, minimal progress has been made to capitalize on these gains. The M23, an armed group whose fighters carried out widespread war crimes during its 19-month rebellion, was defeated in November 2013 after international pressure on the group’s Rwandan backers and the deployment of a United Nations “intervention brigade.”  The intervention brigade is part of the peacekeeping mission, MONUSCO, and has a mandate to carry out offensive operations against armed groups. In the following weeks, several thousand fighters from other armed groups surrendered. However, the government stalled in implementing a new Disarmament, Demobilization, and Reintegration (DDR) program for former combatants, leaving the former combatants and their dependents to languish in squalid conditions at regroupment sites.
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HUMAN RIGHTS: CONCEPTS AND ISSUES


HUMAN RIGHTS: CONCEPTS AND ISSUES

Human right 2014. We do not write about Legal and Political Analysis of Human Rights Organizations and Activities 

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Human rights (according en.wikipedia.org) are moral principles or norms[1] that describe certain standards of human behaviour, and are regularly protected as legal rights in national and international law.[2] They are commonly understood as inalienable[3]fundamental rights "to which a person is inherently entitled simply because she or he is a human being,"[4] and which are "inherent in all human beings"[5]regardless of their nation, location, language, religion, ethnic origin or any other status.[3] 


The concept of human rights has been essential to the development of democratic systems and international institutions. It has also been, and continues to be, at the centre of much heated debate concerning its scope, its validity in different cultural contexts, or the legitimacy of its application to justify infringements on nation states' sovereignty. The course is intended to provide participants with the knowledge and awareness to address human rights issues from a proper historical, comparative and global perspective in order to develop feasible solutions to current problems related to human rights. The course will start with a thorough overview of the philosophical and legal basis of the concept of human rights, its historical development and its political implications, with strong emphasis on the different perceptions and definitions of human rights in different national, historical and cultural contexts. Based on this theoretical foundation, the course will review and evaluate the legal basis and political functions of human rights organizations. The general knowledge thus gained will then be applied and expanded by an analysis of past and current human rights practices, instruments and institutions with a focus on a number of central areas of human rights: women's and children's rights, refugee protection and human rights and development. Finally, the interlinkages between various human rights issues will be explored through a comparative regional analysis of human rights regimes.
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AGAINST VIOLENT EXTREMISM


against violent extremism

#Extremism: Against violent Extremism for maintaining #peace and stability while wisely dealing with people attracted to extremist groups for many different reasons. 
Extremism is an ideology particularly in politics or religion, considered to be far outside the mainstreamattitudes of a society or to violate common moral standards.
Extremism can take many forms, including political, religious and economic.
Extremists are usually contrasted with centrists or moderates. For example, in contemporary discussions in Western countries of Islam or of Islamic political movements, the distinction between extremist and moderate Muslims is typically stressed. Likewise, extremist Christians in countries such as the United States are frequently contrasted with moderate Christians.
Political agendas perceived as extremist often include those from the far left orfar right, as well as radicalismreactionismfundamentalism, and fanaticism.

The term "extremism" is usually pejorative, but it is sometimes used in a purely descriptive sense, referring simply to a viewpoint that is inconsistent with existing norms, rather than implying that the extremist position constitutes a threat (to the society, government, mainstream morality, etc.).
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We are against violent #Extremism for maintaining #peace and stability

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