Showing posts with label HWPL Peace Law. Show all posts
Showing posts with label HWPL Peace Law. Show all posts

Monday, January 16, 2017

Distinctive Features of DPCW


Distinctive Features of DPCW,
Declaration of Peace and Cessation of War 





Declaration of Peace and Cessation of War, 
Stepping Forward to a Law for Humanity 

HWPL initiated an International Law for Peace and Cessation of War as a solution to bring about peace to humanity and an instrument to dispose of all means that initiate war and armed conflicts. 
Representing the collective wish of people from all walks of life - HWPL’s initiative to international law for peace is a powerful and ground-breaking tool which will enable worldwide enjoyment of peace. 
Gaining global support, united in one voice, women and youth are at the forefront of urging for the presentation and implementation of the Declaration of Peace and Cessation of War through the Advocacy Committee. 


  • Discouraging War Potential

DPCW, this is a more fundamental, developed approach from how to resolve conflict and reduce ensuing damage to how to achieve peace before the conflict leads to war. The most practical mechanism of peace and prevention of war potential is an agreement and respect on cessation of war in the international society as a whole.


  • Alternative, Practical Approach to Disarmament 

Refraining from the use of force should not mean elimination of all the human or material resources. Rather, constructive form of disarmament should be based on transformation of the resources to benefit the community.


  • Culture of Peace

The means to prevent war is not exceptional military power to suppress conflict by force, but exceptional spirit of peace with surveillance by citizens and sovereign power of people - democracy. This "culture of peace", through the Declaration of Peace and Cessation of War, seeks both quantitative and qualitative enhancement in peace education at a local level.


  • Freedom of Religion

The ground of religious teaching based on scriptures, which has played a leading role in such spiritual value of humanity as harmony, reconciliation, and love, can put an end to the sources conflict leading to war. Religious freedom with the discouragement of religious conflict and the guarantee of communication and cooperation among religions will contribute to mutual development of human culture.


  • Conflict Resolution

Military measure or international compromise are temporary means, not fundamental ones for conflict resolution. International standard (law and agreements) as efforts of peace should be established and states' role and responsibility to respect ruling from international law shall be highlighted.


  • Participation of Citizens

To assist the current actions and continue to develop the efforts for peace, the participation of women and youth as the center of peace movement should be attained at an international level. This will facilitate cohesion of efforts of peace and collective power of people to support both the communities and international society.



'Distinctive Features of DPCW' Source: http://www.peacelaw.org/site/purpose


Friday, September 9, 2016

Execution Power to Peace of HWPL Chairman, Man Hee Lee


<Declaration of International Law Enactment>
Execution Power to Peace of 
HWPL Chairman, Man Hee Lee



■ ‘Declaration of international law enactment’ 
which power of execution was re-verified

<Execution Power to Peace of HWPL Chairman, Man Hee Lee> 
continued From 'Inspiring Deeds of Peace By HWPL Chairman Man Hee Lee'

Another answer to achieve peace which chairman Man Hee Lee suggested was ‘cessation of war declaration of international law’.

Chairman Man Hee Lee indicated weak points that international law allowed war if necessary. Also, he insisted that powerful cessation of war international law is needed to block out the source.

20 members of peace committee who agreed on have proceeded conference several times in Korea and London. Within 6 months, powerful execution was shown once more by proclaiming ‘cessation of war world peace legislation of international law declaration’

Henceforth, after cessation of war international law is legislated based on declaration, with president’s agreement from each country, it will be place on the conference tables of the United Nations.




World Alliance of Religions' Peace (WARP) Summit

World Alliance of Religions' Peace (WARP) derives from the WARP Summit in 2014 held by HWPL in Seoul, South Korea, with 200,000 participants from 130 countries of the world. 

As a global interfaith peace movement, the WARP Offices have been established as HWPL's major project for peace through discussion on the role of religion in peace-building for the global community


On 2016, Sep. 18 in Seoul, South Korea
Sensational Peace Festival
Transcending Nation, Religion and Race 
2nd Annual Commemoration
Festival of WARP Peace Summit


Monday, April 4, 2016

HWPL Peace Law, Groundbreaking Tool



HWPL Peace Law: 
Groundbreaking Tool 
to Attain World Peace

Chairman Man Hee Lee of HWPL who presented the articles of the Declaration said, 
“in order to accomplish the collective wishes of all humanity, we have gathered here today. 
This very moment at this very place will never be forgotten in the history of mankind 
for the Declaration of Peace and Cessation of War will be publicly proclaimed. 
All citizens of this globe will have to gather their hearts to acknowledge 
and urge this Declaration to embrace the new era and new life full of peace.”



 SEOUL, Mar. 16 (MNA) – The HWPL International Law Peace Committee, consisting of 20 highly respected international law experts, has publicly presented the Declaration of Peace and Cessation of War in the Coex Auditorium, Seoul, South Korea on March 14.

Heavenly Culture, World Peace, Restoration of Light (HWPL), an international peace organization in association with the United Nations Department of Public Information (UNDPI), actively spreads the culture and message of peace to every corner of the world with the hope of achieving cessation of wars.

​HWPL presented an International law for the cessation of war and achievement of world peace as a solution to bring about peace to humanity and an instrument to dispose of all means that initiate war and armed conflicts.

On March 14, HWPL held 'Proclamation Ceremony of the Declaration of Peace and Cessation of War' in Seoul of South Korea, which served not only as a platform to proclaim such a Declaration to the public but also in initiate its development process into an enforceable International Law, bringing forth a world without wars​.

Since its official inauguration in September 2015, the HWPL International Law Peace Committee has contributed their expertise to develop the draft of the Declaration through in-depth discussions and conferences. The committee members, under the clear purpose of prohibiting war and war-like activities, have been tirelessly working to develop the draft of the Declaration of Peace and Cessation of War which was publicly presented only after 6 months the committee was inaugurated.

Chairman Man Hee Lee of HWPL who presented the articles of the Declaration said, “in order to accomplish the collective wishes of all humanity, we have gathered here today. This very moment at this very place will never be forgotten in the history of mankind for the Declaration of Peace and Cessation of War will be publicly proclaimed. All citizens of this globe will have to gather their hearts to acknowledge and urge this Declaration to embrace the new era and new life full of peace.”

The core elements of the Declaration include prohibition of: the threat or use of force; obtaining war potential; and dispute settlement; freedom of religion; spreading a culture of peace. The Declaration is a powerful and ground-breaking tool to dispose of all means that initiate war and armed conflicts, thus further attaining humanity’s fundamental goal, peace.

In the Preamble, it says, the Declaration aims to ‘maintain international peace and security and (is) determined to pass on to successive generations an invaluable inheritance of a world free of wars’ and to ‘bear in mind the universal commitment of the world’s religions to the promotion of peaceful coexistence, tolerance and mutual respect, and the common spirit that permeates all religious scriptures and holy texts.’

During the ceremony, congratulatory speeches were delivered by H.E. Ali Abu Diak, Minister of Justice of State of Palestine, H.E. Alice Chaptini, Minister of Justice in Lebanon, H.E. Lex Mpati, South Africa President of Supreme Court of Appeal etc.

IWPG Chairwoman gave a keynote speech by saying, “Once the Declaration of Peace and Cessation of War is proclaimed today, youth and women all around the world will quickly rise to urge the international community to support the Declaration…As stated in the Declaration, removing all potentials that cause conflicts is the most valuable work which will become the eternal legacy for the future generations.”

The Proclamation Ceremony of the Declaration of Peace and Cessation of War was followed by a press conference where renowned international media such as Aljazeera, GMA, and Jordan news agency, gathered to cover the events of the day. The HWPL Advocacy Committee, comprising of youth and women representatives, will be established on March 15th to support and maximize the potential of the Declaration.