Peace Activity of Man Hee Lee Peace Activist of HWPL

Peace Activity 

of Man Hee Lee 

Peace Activist 

of HWPL

Chairman of HWPL Man Hee Lee Advances Towards A Peaceful Unification 

Of The Korean Peninsula And The Cessation Of Wars Around The World

Peace activist Man Hee Lee 15th World Peace tour, November 21st 2014

Political And Religious Leaders Exchange Ideas For Peace in Romania, A Country That Recently Celebrated The 25th Anniversary Of The Fall Of Communism. At The Pre-Inauguration Ceremony Of The Newly Elected President, Mr. Lee Addresses The Topic, “The Importance Of A Peaceful Policy For The Unification Of The Korean Peninsula”.

Peace activist Man Hee Lee, a world peace advocate, the Chairman of Heavenly Culture, World Peace, Restoration of Light (HWPL), and the initiator for the cessation of a 40-year conflict in Mindanao, Philippines, along with the Chairwoman of the International Women's Peace Group (IWPG), recently embarked on a peace journey to Romania, a country that recently celebrated the 25th anniversary of the fall of communism, to address the topic of the peaceful unification of the Korean peninsula and cessation of wars around the world.

Peace advocate Man Hee Lee arrived on the 19th at the Otopeni Airport in Bucharest. He met the current religious leaders at the Conference Room in Bucharest Hilton Hotel and sought for their collaboration for the unity of religions. Attending were religious leaders by the name of Hassan Chalghoumi, RachidBirbach, Eric Max Gozlan, Ali Abi Issa, Mohamed Montaser Abdelaziz, Sheikh Ramzy, Murat Yusuf, RavAvimelech Rosenblatt, NatanTapliashvili, Péter Feldmájer—all from seven countries (France, Spain, Morocco, Tunisia, England, Romania, and Poland).

On the 20th, the second day, a dialogue with the youth and religious leaders took place at the Senate Hall of the Palace of the Parliament. Mr. Lee emphasized the enactment of the international law for world peace and cessation of wars and unity of religions.Following the dialogue, Mr. Lee met Romanian judicial officers, such as Judge PetreLazaroiu, one of the nine judiciaries of the Constitutional Court of Romania who hold the authority to adjudicate on the constitutionality of laws and guard the procedure for the election of the President of Romania. They discussed the roles of the legal circles in achieving world peace and cessation of wars.

November 20 2014, Peace advocate Man Hee Lee 15th World Peace tour

Political And Religious Leaders Exchange Ideas For Peace in Romania,
A Country That Recently Celebrated The 25th Anniversary
Of The Fall Of Communism. At The Pre-Inauguration Ceremony Of
The Newly Elected President, Peace advocate Man Hee Lee Addresses The Topic,
“The Importance Of A Peaceful Policy For The Unification Of The Korean Peninsula”

Chairman of HWPL, Man Hee Lee and Chairwoman of IWPG, were invited to attend the pre-inauguration ceremony of president-elect Klaus Ionhannis on the 21st at the Senate Hall. Peace advocate Man Hee Lee was the very first Korean to be officially invited as a distinguished guest at the ceremony. Both leaders delivered their speech concerning the peaceful unification of the Korean peninsula.

Aware of the previous national changes in Romania, Peace advocate Man Hee Lee sought advice from the former president Emil Constantinescu and 25 other former and current presidents regarding the peaceful unification of the Korean peninsula. Mr. Lee also asked for their collaboration with HWPL, IWPG, and the International Peace Youth Group (IPYG) to achieve this peaceful unification as well as the cessation of wars and world peace. These contents were aired on the Romanian national television.

During peace advocate Man Hee Lee's speech on “the necessity of a peaceful policy for the unification of the Korean peninsula,” he introduced HWPL as an organization that “strives for the enactment of the international law for cessation of wars across the entire world.” He added that “South and North Korea have made a cease-fire agreement due to the difference in ideologies and philosophies. To avoid this kind of situation, where a nation stands divided, we must push for an enactment of an international law that brings wars to an end.”

Peace advocate Man Hee Lee continued, “I want to reveal that one of the many peace activities that HWPL is striving for is the very work of establishing a peaceful system in the Korean peninsula.” “A true democracy is when a government exists for the people. All citizens desire a peaceful world. Therefore, world peace is the highest feat that democracy can possibly achieve.”

Heavenly Culture World Peace Restoration of Light (HWPL) is a private and non-governmental organization (NGO) with an objective to achieve world peace and cessation of war. Under HWPL are the International Women's Peace Group (IWPG) and the International Peace Youth Group (IPYG).

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HWPL Day News: 5.25 Peace Day, 2nd Annual Peace Walk

HWPL Day News: 

5.25 Peace Day, 

2nd Annual Peace Walk

2nd Annual Commemoration of the Declaration of World Peace International Peace Youth Group Walk Festival 

※ Designating ‘HWPL’ Day as a day of Peace in many parts of the world while unveiling Peace Monuments

Peace maker Man Hee Lee of HWPL,
in the Peace Walk for the 1st Annual
a keynote speech photo

The ground-breaking solution to establish World Peace that grasped all eyes and ears of the world On May 25th, 200,000 youths and women from all around the world will participate in the peace walk in the commemoration of the 2nd Year Anniversary on the Declaration of World Peace

HWPL Day, On May 25th 2013, 5.25 Peace day, Over 30000 participants in the Peace Walk
for the 1st Annual Commemoration at Peace Gate in Seoul Korea

Seoul, South Korea- On May 25th 2015, 200,000 youths and women from all around the world are expected to participate in the 2nd Annual Commemoration of the Declaration of World Peace and Peace Walk Festival led by International Peace Youth Group (IPYG) and International Women’s Peace Group (IWPG), both HWPL’s affiliated organizations.

Well-known places like Carson City California, Mindanao Philippines, and Royal Bafokeng Nation South Africa already have recognized May 25th as ‘Heavenly Culture, World Peace, Restoration of Light (HWPL) day as a day of peace, unveiling the peace monuments. 

For the first time in mankind history, a peace advocate and Chairman of HWPL, Peace maker Man Hee Lee, proclaimed the Declaration of World Peace on May 25th 2013, in front of youths from all around the world. Since then, the declaration has become the standards and goals of HWPL and its members and affiliated organizations have striven to achieve them. Currently, the efforts to practice what is stated in the declaration of World Peace are noteworthy in every corner of the earth.

The Peace Walk Festival will take place to commemorate and celebrate the 2nd year anniversary on the declaration of World Peace. The youth, women, political, religious, and secular leaders will march for and speak out against the unjust and sorrowful history of war and the event will surely spread the true message of peace that the whole world is uniting as one to end all wars, putting efforts to establish world peace so that no one on this earth will experience painful and heart-breaking legacy of wars. The Peace walk will be held not only in Seoul, the very spot that the declaration was first proclaimed but also in over 50 cities from 30 countries including New York, San Francisco, and Berlin. It will hold special meaning as there will be a time for silent prayer to honor those lives lost in wars as well as in the recent earthquake in Nepal.


“525 Hi! Five” campaign will hit the Social Network Services (SNS) to celebrate May 25th

To meditate on the purpose and true meaning of the declaration of World Peace, ‘525 Hi! Five’ campaign will be launched to unite all people who love and live for peace to achieve the common goal by hands. This campaign signifies spreading small actions of peace done by one’s hand which will finally reach out to the rest of the world. The collection of hi-fives from all over the world symbolizes the pledges to the establishment of the world of peace.


City Council of Alexandria, Virginia proclaims HWPL World Alliance of Religions Day


In addition to the accomplishments above, the mayor and members of the city council of the city of Alexandria, Virginia has acknowledged HWPL’s dedication in bringing people of different religions together for the establishment of peace and has recently proclaimed September 18th as the ‘World Alliance of Religions Day’ to commemorate the World Alliance of Religions’ Peace (WARP) Summit, an unprecedented international peace festival held by HWPL on September 18th in Seoul, Republic of Korea. William D. Euille, the mayor of Alexandria is urging all government departments and agencies, organizations, schools, places of worship, and individuals from all walks of life in Alexandria to commemorate the World Alliance of Religions Day. He also has expressed his sincere gratitude for peace maker Man Hee Lee’s spirit of volunteerism and efforts toward preserving and fostering culture of peace. The growing support and cooperation of the international community for the observance of the World Alliance of Religions Day as well as HWPL Peace Day have demonstrated that the peace works of HWPL provide an effective way to cease conflicts and promote a peaceful world.

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Peace Maker Man Hee Lee of HWPL

 Peace Maker 

Man Hee Lee 

of HWPL

Religious Leader Man Hee Lee of HWPL, 

Meets In Long Beach For Peace Conference

A message from the HWPL:

Over 100 religious leaders from across North America and hundreds of university students gathered at the Grand Event Center in Long Beach for the 2014 Religious Leaders Peace Conference, hosted by the international non-profit organization Heavenly Culture, World Peace and Restoration of Light (HWPL).

The mood of the conference was united and hopeful as religious leaders unanimously signed the HWPL Peace Treaty, a pledge to cease conflict among religious groups and establish a relationship to work together for peace. Among those who signed was Dr. Muzammil H. Siddiqi, Director of the Islamic Society of Orange County.

The program also featured a guest panel discussion, a time of united prayer for all faiths, and a finale performance of youth and religious leaders singing hand-in-hand for peace.

Speaking at the conference was a guest panel of influential religious leaders including Dr. Uma Mysorekar, president of the Hindu Temple Society of North America, Mr. Matthew Ball, director of Public Affairs, Northwest Area for the Church of Latter-Day Saints, Imam Shamshi Ali, Former Imam of the Islamic Culture Center of New York and named one of the “most influential religious leaders in New York City” by New York Magazine, and Rajan Zed, president of the Universal Society of Hinduism. Joining them were also representatives of different faiths including Buddhism, Christianity, Sikhism, Baha’i, Candomble, and more. Chairman of HWPL peace advocate Man Hee Lee delivered the keynote speech.

Peace Maker Man Hee Lee, 85, who has travelled to 58 countries to advocate his message of peace, has gained momentous support from presidents, religious leaders, and youth organizations around the world, including the presidents of Ethiopia, South Africa, Costa Rica and Nobel Peace Laureate Aung San Suu Kyi. “He is traveling the world to make sure the message of peace is reaching out to everybody. I think he is exceptional and courageous, with a young and strong spirit,” said Imam Shamshi Ali. “Not many people are doing that.”

The conference was a part of Chairman Lee’s 9th World Tour to speak with religious and political leaders.
 He most recently arrived from Latin America, where he signed the HWPL Peace Treaty with the leader of the
 Inca people and was given the honor of performing the White Rose Peace Ceremony in the Palacio Nacional de la Cultura in Guatemala City, Guatemala. This is a tradition signifying peace that has been performed by the U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki-moon in 2001 and the Dalai Lama in 2004.

Many of the leaders that peace maker Man Hee Lee has met have expressed their commitment to attend and promote HWPL’s upcoming event, the World Alliance of Religions for Peace Summit in Seoul, South Korea. The summit, taking place this fall, is an international conference to gather religious leaders for peace.

“Our deepest hopes, based on the promises recorded in the holy writings of our spiritual traditions, are set on life in a paradise of peace. In order to achieve this, we must be willing to let go of the old things that only serve to divide us, and embrace the will of God for peace,” said peace maker Man Hee Lee.

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Students rally for peace with Korean minister in Long Beach

STUDENTS RALLY TO DELIVER MESSAGE OF PEACE

LOS ANGELES – Hundreds of students from school clubs of UCLA, UC Irvine, Cal Poly Pomona, Pepperdine and Cal State Fullerton rallied together last Friday to promote a message of peace aboard the SS Lane Victory in San Pedro, a fully operational cargo ship and historical museum which was used during the Korean War to rescue refugees.

Peace Maker Man Hee Lee of HWPL

This gathering was part of a peace movement started by peace maker Man Hee Lee, founder of International Peace Youth Group (IPYG) and the event’s keynote speaker. Joining them were local leaders like Mayor Jim Dear of Carson City, Mayor Andre Quintero of El Monte, Consulate Generals of Kenya and Belize and Miss LA County Anna Lisa Matias.

The event began with a colorful costumed peace rally for clubs to express their passion for peace and concluded with a signing of the IPYG Declaration of Peace, which calls on all youth “to unite in an effort to stop wars and pursue the restoration of peace by agreeing not to fight one another.”

Peace Advocate Man Hee Lee Peace Rally in Long Beach 2013

Peace maker Man Hee Lee’s address urged youth to fulfill their responsibility of peace. “The youth usually are the ones who go out to fight in these wars. If the youth become one, then without the youth, war is impossible” said Lee. Chairwoman of International Peace Women’s Group, also appealed to mothers to work together for a future of peace for their children.

IPYG is one of the world’s largest youth coalitions working with 128 organizations in 53 countries for peace. Earlier this year, IPYG hosted the International Peace Walk drawing 27,000 youth, including Los Angeles residents to march for peace at the Seoul Olympic Park in South Korea. 

In addition, peace maker Man Hee Lee’s seven world tours have included discussions with leaders such as Nobel Peace Laureate Aung Sang Suu Kyi, Ethiopia President Girma Wolde-Giorgis, South Africa President Jacob Zuma, Malawi President Joyce Banda, Phallop Thaiarry of the World Fellowship of Buddhists and Deputy Prime Minister of Papua New Guinea Leo Dion.

STUDENTS RALLY TO DELIVER MESSAGE OF PEACE,
This gathering was part of a peace movement started by peacemaker Man Hee Lee, 
founder of International Peace Youth Group (IPYG) and the event’s keynote speaker.

"Peace" Maker Man Hee Lee

"Peace" Maker 

Man Hee Lee of HWPL

Since its inception, HWPL endeavors to advocate leadership that begins with the people. With that vision centering our work, HWPL has sent peace delegations to over 72 countries and counting. Through these delegations, HWPL strives to represent community interests by meeting with various political leaders, religious figures, and persons of influence to make the work of peacebuilding a domestic and international priority. 

Peace maker Man Hee Lee gathered together
the representatives of the Catholic and Muslim;
Fernando Capela. From left, the former Archbishop of Davao,
Mindanao and HWPL Peace maker Man Hee Lee and
Mindanao’s Muslim provincial governor Esmael Mangudatatu

These bridges are solidified by the Agreement of Solidarity, a statement of intent to cooperate in the pursuit of peace. HWPL’s peace maker, Man Hee Lee sent to conflict zones have acted as key mediators to re-build relationships eroded by years of conflict. The monumental Mindanao Islam-Catholic peace agreement in 2014 set a precedent that leaders and youth can create sustainable peace together.

I always cheer and support peace efforts for world peace, and we, HWPL members all want peace.
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Peace maker Man Hee Lee of HWPL Peace Walk and Mindanao Peace Engagement

Peace maker Man Hee Lee 

of HWPL Peace Walk and 

Mindanao Peace Engagement

A model of powerful youth engagement of Asia

▲'Peace Gate' in Seoul Korea▲
 May 25th, 2013
HWPL members, the International Peace Walk

With over 60% of the youth population in Asia, HWPL youth members engagement in the region has grown from humble beginnings to hosting one of the largest international peace walks in Korea and peace resolution agreements in Philippines. Notable endeavors that have marked the growth of HWPL peace campaigns in Asia have been the International Peace Walk in the Seoul Olympic Park in South Korea, held on May 25th, 2013 that brought together over 30,000 members and 262 youth organizations from all over the world.

▲The Mindanao Peace Agreement▲
From left, the former Archbishop of Davao, Mindanao,
Peace maker Man Hee Lee of HWPL and
Mindanao's Muslim provincial governor Esmael Mangudatatu.

Following the first International Peace Walk in South Korea, students in the Philippines also hosted a peace walk in Mindanao, declaring their desire for an end to the religious violence between the Islam and Catholic populations in the Mindanao region. Through the youth’s passionate engagement, a peace resolution promising peaceful relations between both Islam and Catholic groups was reached between leaders.