[People] Peace is possible if people work for it by Dr. Renato Mabunga

Peace is possible if people work for it. by Dr. Renato Mabunga, FREE ZONE Greed of the few endangers happiness of the many… The world marked the International Day of Peace last week, on September 21, the same day the Philippines marked the 40th anniversary of the declaration of martial law. This year, the United…

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September 30, 2012

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Peace is possible if people work for it.

by Dr. Renato Mabunga, FREE ZONE

Greed of the few endangers happiness of the many…

The world marked the International Day of Peace last week, on September 21, the same day the Philippines marked the 40th anniversary of the declaration of martial law.

This year, the United Nations called on countries around the world to work for “sustainable peace for a sustainable future.” The UN statement highlighted the use and abuse of land and natural resources in instigating conflict situations.

The UN urged member states to initiate “ceasefires” and stop the wanton destruction of the environment and the bloody massacres of people out to defend their ancestral domains.
Early this month, gunmen ambushed a Subanen tribal leader in the southern Philippines. Timuay Locenio Magda survived but his 11-year-old son Jason did not.

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