Showing posts with label WARP Peace Summit. Show all posts
Showing posts with label WARP Peace Summit. Show all posts

Friday, December 16, 2016

The Power of the DPCW


The Power of the DPCW
Declaration of Peace and Cessation of War


DPCW(the Declaration of Peace and Cessation of War) has 10 articles and 38 clauses. 
Main contents include reinforcement of existing international law to prevent war.

Refer to ☞ http://www.peacelaw.org/


WARP Peace SUMMIT, 2016 Advocacy Forum for the Declaration of Peace and Cessation of War

WARP Summit 2016: 
Passing on to Successive Generations a Legacy of Peace~!


Advocacy Forum for the Declaration of Peace and Cessation of War
Plan of Action for Advocacy to Intergovernmental Organizations,
Governments, and the Public <Mr. Man Hee Lee HWPL Chairman>
“For the 2nd Annual Commemoration of the WARP Summit, we’ve come together. All family members of peace who have a strong will for peace must gather our hearts and communicate with each other for peace to be settled one day sooner, for it is what all humanity has been longing for. Just as a leader must lead his or her followers, they (family members of peace) are striving at the forefront to make a better world. If we do it, it’s possible. It we don’t do it, it won’t happen” 
1,000 global people from 130 countries around the world participated in the Advocacy Forum for the Declaration of Peace and Cessation of War. The participants include former presidents and prime ministers, ministers and high-ranking officials of governments, specialists and leaders from international organizations, civil society, religion, women and media groups. Beginning with an opening speech by Chairman Man Hee Lee of HWPL, two parts of the forum for 4 hours sought peace building strategies based on "Plan of Action for Advocacy to Intergovernmental Organizations, Governments, and the Public." 


Creating Peace as Universal Heritage for Humanity Advocacy Forum for the DPCW
(the Declaration of Peace and Cessation of War
) the Beginning of the WARP Peace Summit 2016 

The Potentiality of the DPCW 
and the Possibility of its Implementation 

Dr. Kamal Hossain, Senior Advocate of Supreme Court of Bangladesh and member of HWPL International Law Peace Committee, stressed the importance of advocacy of international law for peace through the implementation of the DPCW. "We must make sustainable efforts for global mobilization and to combine the strength of the millions, who yearn for an end to violence and armed conflicts. ... To this end, topics surrounding the development of such legal framework should be discussed by the United Nations (UN) and other international and/or national organizations, in order to raise awareness among the public about the importance of world peace and security, as well as the contents of such a legal framework", he said. 


Ms. Ediola Pashollari, Secretary General of World Assembly of Youth in Albania, said, "This Declaration (the Declaration of Peace and Cessation of War) 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 and peace." She suggested that the promotion of value of peace and justice must be provided and said, "Another effective strategy is to make a petition that will reach out to the heads of state and make the Declaration of Peace and Cessation of War (DPCW) as a legally binding international policy. Finally, to be able to follow up and realise their vision this successfully, they should be a formation of regional representatives that will be building, encouraging and overseeing all stakeholders in order to ensure that the regions are actively involved." 


Ms. Denise Robinson has dedicated her life to women rights, democracy and prohibition of racial discrimination as a minister and member of Parliament of South Africa and Federal Leader Democratic Alliance Women's Network (DAWN), For development of the DPCW(the Declaration of Peace and Cessation of War) with the support from the public, she said, 
"In order for the DPCW to be implemented and start bringing the change which it was created for, it is imperative that the public be informed about the contents and goals of this document. This means that those of us who know this declaration now need to create situations like seminars and round table discussions around it. This should be done not forgetting the power of the media, which can carry the message much quicker and wider through radio talk shows on community radio stations, television panel discussions and social network campaigns. All these wonderful modern day tools should be harnessed to raise public awareness and offer education to our people as a first step." 


Mr. Abdessatar Ben Moussa, President of Tunisian League of Human Rights, a representative civil society organization of the National Dialogue Quartetannounced as the laureate of the 2015 Nobel Peace Prize, emphasized the legislation through parliament or congress by saying, "The essential is to submit petitions to parliamentarians to collect petitions because parliaments are the efficient pressure methods concerning governments and Heads of States. Awareness of governments within each State is NGOs’ role. In this regard, we have to work on the acquisition of the Declaration support motion of each parliament. Support motions have considerable effect." 


Chairwoman of the International Women’s Peace Group also appealed to the participants by saying, “War only gives birth to another war, leaving fear and sacrifices to our future generations. We must achieve our purpose, the advocacy for this Declaration, to not repeat the atrocities of war for the next generation. When the public’s awareness of this issue increases, the powerful strength of peace in the world will arise, transcending national interests. All heads of state, justices, and UN representatives must work at the forefront to advocate for the implementation of international law compatible with the DPCW.” 


<WARP Summit 2016: Passing on to Successive Generations a Legacy of Peace>
HWPL NEWS Source☞ http://hwpl.kr/media/hwpl_news/view/137

Saturday, November 5, 2016

WARP, Fundamental Aspect of Solutions to Peace


WARP, Fundamental Aspect of Solutions to Peace
<Religious Leaders Unite under Peace and Truth>

International Religious Leaders Conference
Part I, Religious Leaders Meeting for Solidarity in Truth





What is the fundamental aspect of religion? It has become one of the most crucial and pressing question to answer of all time. Religion plays a great role in forming one’s thoughts, beliefs, and values through spiritual values it teaches.

Today, religion has failed to resolve or mediate political, economic and ethnic factors leading to conflicts but rather has intensified them into bloodshed wars. United Nations and countries around the world have strongly called to take a strong stand against violent extremism committed in the name of religion.
   
We have come to a point for religion to discuss search for the truth which follows the teachings of the Creator, uphold and promote the true values of religion such as love, respect, harmony and peace. 
At this critical moment, during the 2nd Annual Commemoration of WARP Summit, HWPL and Chairman Lee reaffirmed Alliance of Religions as one of core initiatives to bring peace.
           
At the World Alliance of Religions’ Peace (WARP) Summit in 2014, religious leaders signed the Unity of Religion Agreement and pledged before the Creator and people of all nations to bring all religions into one. 
Afterwards, HWPL WARP Office was established to discuss fundamental aspect of religion and solutions to peace based on inter-religious understandings on a wide variety of topics.

During this year’s Summit, over 200 leaders representing 16 religions gathered to discuss the necessity of seeking trustworthy scripture and reaffirm their solidarity to be active proponents of achieving peace as religious leaders.

During the first part of the conference, participants saw the progress on scripture dialogue through the WARP Office meetings and were reminded of the role that religious leaders play. 

People are urging for harmony among religions and emphasizing the role of the leaders in bringing an end to wars and achieve peace in our generations. Scripture dialogue at HWPL interfaith peace meetings are taking place all around the world to truly bring the alliance of religions.






Let me introduce HWPL Chairman, Man Hee Lee and IWPG Chiarwoman.
Please give them a big hand. 






“Deadly wars occur due to men’s greed, meaning men die due to their greed. 
For this reason, international law that prevents wars must be implemented and we have to advocate for it. 
In order for the alliance of religions to occur, the work of seeking a trustworthy scripture must be proceeded with for the true and lasting interfaith peace."  
-HWPL Chairman Man Hee Lee


“World peace starts from the alliance of religions. All of you who deliver the teachings of heaven are the light of this generation. All of humanity lives according to the light. Let us act upon peace. The answer of peace that HWPL Chairman Man Hee Lee gives is the truth. The truth applies to everyone, regardless of generation. The scripture dialogues that we continue to proceed with will definitely stop wars. Let us make a peaceful world to live in with our future generations.”
  -IWPG Chairwoman


<WARP, Fundamental Aspect of Solutions to Peace> View more☞ http://www.hwpl.kr/media/hwpl_news/view/141

Tuesday, September 6, 2016

[Peace Steps] HWPL Chairman, Man Hee Lee


HWPL Chairman, 
Man Hee Lee, 
Steps to Peace


Mr. Man Hee Lee, HWPL ChairmanSteps to Peace 

[Peace Steps] HWPL Chairman, Man Hee Lee continued from The Biggest Peace Conference in History WARP Peace Summit 




■ Outstanding outcomes visiting around approximately 100 countries in 4 years


Steps to peace which chairman Lee Man Hee from HWPL and his delegation of peace proceeded 24 times of touring in 4 years shows amazing schedule and outcomes.

Even though it was private non-profit organization, they’ve met former•incumbent president including political, religion, women and youth group leaders, jurist and press.

Also, Man Hee Lee, he was invited to national assembly of each country (including South Africa, Rumania and Rome) and UN conference and gave speech.

President from each country and leader from each fields who have met chairman Man Hee Lee became consultant and honorary ambassador and the press from each country as a honorary ambassador has reported the news with passion.

There were unbelievable outcomes ongoing such as leaders from 14 million of Rom, 14 million of Inca and 12 million of Mayan have signed up for peace agreement.






2016 WARP
World Alliance of Religions' 
Peace Summit
◈ September 18th 2016 ◈
2nd Annual Commemoration
HWPL, WARP Peace Summit 
in Seoul South Korea


Saturday, September 3, 2016

The Biggest Peace Conference in History WARP Peace Summit


The Biggest Peace Conference 
in History WARP Peace Summit



■ The biggest peace conference in history
 ‘World Alliance of Religions Peace Summit’


<The Biggest Peace Conference in History WARP Peace Summit> continued from <Man Hee Lee, The leading role of 40 years of cessation of bloody civil war in Mindanao>

Chairman Man Hee Lee has suggested the answer to peace which is world alliance of religions.

HWPL has hosted ‘world alliance of religions peace summit’, WARP Peace Summit which 200 thousand of people participated including 2,000 political leaders from 170 counties in order to hand down heritage with no war on 2014 Sep. 16~19.

29 former•incumbent presidents, supreme court justice and political leaders have signed for agreement of proposing legislation on cessation of war world peace international law

12 religious leader from different religion signed for agreement on world alliance of religions.


Approximately, 2,000 leaders from 170 countries signed for agreement which contains supports and collaboration on ‘cessation of war and proposal of international law’ and ‘world alliance of religions’.

A former president of Croatia, Stjepan Mesić who participated in ceremony at that time said that “there were no such an incident like this in history which numerous political and religious leaders have come all together to discuss peace."

People said that “there had been no such ceremony in size and content wise and chairman Man Hee Lee’s answer to peace is very practical and groundbreaking”.

Analyzing reason for conflicts and war throughout the world are caused by religion, in order to achieve world alliance of religion to solve such conflicts, HWPL is the only one private non-profit organization which is working upfront by opening up alliance of religions’ peace office.

HWPL has opened more than 120 alliance of religions’ peace office in 61 countries within a year and there is ongoing discussion on comparison of bibles in various religion.

Religion leaders who participated in alliance of religions’ peace office have evaluated that “previous peace act among religion was simple amity. But, bible comparison discussion which is processed in alliance of religions’ peace office is groundbreaking because we are getting to know each other’s religion only based on bible.


The Biggest Peace Conference in History WARP Peace Summit  Continued From 
Man Hee Lee, Leading Role of 40 years of Cessation of Bloody civil war in Mindanao




Friday, September 2, 2016

HWPL, WARP Summit 2016, At the Center of Peace


Source: http://hwpl.kr/

HWPL, 
WARP Summit 2016, 
At the Center of Peace 








The World Has Got its Eyes on the WARP Summit 2016 Not-to-be missed Event for International Press


<<September 18th 2016>> 
2nd Annual Commemoration, 
HWPL, WARP Peace Summit 
in Seoul South Korea


The media plays a wide range of roles in our lives because it shapes what we see and hear every day. By covering diverse news and issues on what is happening in the world in recent times, the media creates and amplifies the need of a sustainable global peace and security and has the potential to play a significant role in peace-building processes.

 Particularly, the media’s impact upon the policymaking process and promoting peace shapes how to prevent conflict and enlightens world leaders and citizens to act for peace.

 The 2nd Annual Commemoration of September 18th World Alliance of Religions’ Peace (WARP) Summit is a “must cover” event for international press to provide people with diverse aspects of the Summit and build a foundation for open communication between governments, IGOs, and civil societies on advocating for the Declaration of Peace and Cessation of War (DPCW).(Find more about DPCW, peacelaw.org)

 With the theme of the advocacy of the legislation of peace, WARP Summit 2016 will address strategies and action plans to develop an enforceable law compatible with the DPCW and initiate a global change process aiming to move from conflict to peace.


Journalists and reporters of local and international press will catch the professional, inspiring, and dynamic scenes of the three-day event. On September 17th, marking the start of the Summit, heads of state and representatives of various fields will participate in intensive and interactive sessions and forums simultaneously.

 Global speakers will deliver keynote speeches to encourage alliances, connections and support peace networks among the summit participants and a global community.

The 4th HWPL International Law Peace Committee Meeting will have high-level talks on how the role of government can be addressed to the extent that citizens can be benefitted from the legislation of peace based on the DPCW. It will also draw comprehensive understanding and approaches to the Declaration pertaining to peace movement ? democracy, human rights, education, culture, and religion.

 The International Religious Leaders’ Conference will establish consent on the direction of interfaith peace dialogues based on religious scriptures and discuss the role of religion as bridge-builder of world peace. With the support from religious leaders all around the world HWPL has successfully established 181 offices in 90 countries and is continuously expanding its boundaries.

 Also, there will be a forum for the media and press conference which will devise the conduct of media to effectively transmit the message of peace and legitimacy of law-making with the provision of the blueprint of legislation based on the DPCW.

HWPL is actively working towards the goal of holding the media accountable for accurate reporting standards. This year’s Media Forum will specifically discuss the plan of actions for the press through publicizing various media productions and utilizing resources to strengthen the advocacy movement of the DPCW in their respective countries.

 The gigantic outdoor Peace and Sports Festival held on the second day of the Summit is based on the idea of arts and sports-based approach to peace and transformation of violence. The festival provides a cohesive platform to gather all people yearning for peace through the culture of heaven, transcending nationality, religion, and ideology and building bridges between individuals and communities.

This innovative approach to peace involves visual arts, sporting events, music performance, and card stunt for the positive transformation of international and societal conflict, creating opportunities for building bridges across differences and advancing a world free from conflict.

 By engaging with and stimulating such entertaining tools, the use of arts and sports at the Peace and Sport Festival at the Summit is an integral part of peacebuilding to ignite the flame of peace in the hearts of many.

 The last day of the Summit will summarize the entire events and share practical action plans based on common ground of understanding and practicality of the DPCW. Over 1,000 participants will gather at the same venue to determine their resolution in supporting the DPCW and once again reaffirm their solidarity in bringing forth peace.

 For the cause of leaving peace as a legacy for future generations, HWPL aims to take another great leap forward for peace this year through endorsement of global legislation of peace with cooperation from all sectors of society and alliance of religions through interfaith peace dialogues.

 As active peace advocates, media takes a great part in urging the DPCW by delivering the news of its development process so that everyone can take it for granted and it can be effectively implemented worldwide to greet the new era of peace.

 The 2nd Annual Commemoration of September 18th WARP Summit will serve as a pathway towards peace, providing an opportunity for the world to witness the momentous act in the history of peace.


2nd Annual Commemoration of September 18th WARP Peace Summit 2016

HWPL WARP Summit 2016, at the Center of Peace


Saturday, August 27, 2016

*~ WARP Peace Summit, 2nd Annual Commemoration ~*


<September 18th Sunday 2016>
2nd Annual Commemoration,
 HWPL, WARP Peace Summit
in Seoul South Korea




WARP Peace Summit
2nd Annual Commemoration~*





HWPL to Host “2nd Annual Commemoration of the WARP Summit”



http://www.scoop.co.nz/stories/WO1608/S00032/hwpl-to-
host-2nd-annual-commemoration-of-the-warp-summit.htm
HWPL to Host “2nd Annual Commemoration of the WARP Summit” in Seoul, South Korea in September

Heavenly Culture, World Peace, Restoration of Light (HWPL, Chairman Man Hee Lee) is hosting its “2nd Annual Commemoration of September 18th World Alliance of Religions’ Peace Summit” from September 17th through 19th. At the 2nd Annual Commemoration many of the world’s political and religious leaders, as well as women and youth leaders, will gather. 

Approximately 1,000 public figures from 120 countries around the world are expected to take part in this event, including: the former President of Croatia, Ivo Josipović; the Minister of Justice of Sri Lanka, Wijeyadasa Rajapakshe; President of the Spanish Society for International Human Rights Law, Carlos Villan Duran; the Youth Representative of The United Nations Association of New York, Juan Pablo Celis Garcia; along with various ministers, chief justices, high level government officials, and former presidents. During the event, participants will partake in various meetings for the implementation of the Declaration of Peace and Cessation of War (DPCW).

The meetings that will be held on the 17th and 19th in Seoul will cover important topics such as the role of the legal system to resolve religious conflicts, and the current role of the International Court of Justice of the United Nations in resolving armed conflicts, and will consist of: Advocacy Forum for the Declaration of Peace and Cessation of War, Media Forum for Advocacy of the Declaration of Peace and Cessation of War, The 4th HWPL International Law Peace Committee Meeting, International Religious Leaders Conference, Conference for the Implementation of the Declaration of Peace and Cessation of War, 2016 IWPG Network Forum. 





On the 18th, there will be an outdoor event at the Seoul Olympic Stadium. This event will mark its beginning with a parade, bringing in participants from all walks of life around the world. The parade will be followed by a card section performance by 12,000 members of the International Peace Youth Group (IPYG) with a theme of world peace and cessation of war. This performance is expected to deliver the inspiration of peace and harmony that transcends all borders of nation, race, and religion. 

Through the 2014 WARP Summit, HWPL signed on the Agreement to Propose the Enactment of International Law for the Cessation of Wars and World Peace. In September of 2015, HWPL launched the HWPL International Law Peace Committee, which consists of international law scholars, professors, and chief justices. In March of 2016, HWPL proclaimed the Declaration of Peace and Cessation of War, along with international law experts from various countries. 

Following the Declaration, the “Legislate Peace” Campaign (a global advocacy movement aimed at establishing international law consistent with the DPCW) has been conducted worldwide. Since its beginning in March, 535,493 people from 167 different countries have signed their support for the DPCW. 


  •  WARP Summit: Through the WARP Summit which convened for the first time in 2014, HWPL presented two answers to achieve peace: the implementation of the international law on the cessation of war, and a world alliance of religions. Every year since then, the WARP Summit has been sharing its successes in various fields, finding points of further cooperation and direction of advancement. 
  •  Legislate Peace Campaign: Please click www.peacelaw.org for more information. 





Friday, June 24, 2016

WARP Office Began by HWPL WARP Peace Summit on Sep. 2014 in South Korea.


WARP Office Began 
by HWPL WARP Summit 
on Sep. 2014 in South Korea

South Africa hosts Religious Dialogue amidst Terrorist Attack Warning


Dialogue of Scriptures World Alliance of Religions’ Peace Office  - Port Elizabeth, South Africa -


Port Elizabeth, South Africa – To go against the terrorist attacks happening globally during the month of Ramadan, a group of religious leaders gathered at the Church of the Latter Day Saints for a peace dialogue.

On June 9th, 2016 Heavenly Culture, World Peace, Restoration of Light (HWPL) hosted the World Alliance of Religions’ Peace (WARP) Office event with the purpose to bring harmony and seek common ground among all religions, through understanding creed of each religion.

The movement began as a continuation of the Alliance of Religions agreement signed at the World Alliance of Religions’ Peace (WARP) Summit on September 2014 in South Korea.

After returning to their home countries, over 700 religious leaders from across the globe who participated in the Summit have been actively carrying out the promise they made at the Summit by voluntarily establishing and hosting the WARP Office event in their communities with HWPL regional branches.


[HWPL WARP] Dialogue of Scriptures
PANEL SPEAKER: Giving a speech
For the community in Port Elizabeth, South Africa, the topic for the month was “Does your scripture record the work God has done on the Earth?” Speakers included kessavan Padayachy (Hindu representative), Nicky van Lavieren (Hare Krishna), Sinethemba Neku (Mormon), Placide Ebongue (Baha’i faith).

Q. How is your experience at the WARP Office thus far?

“I am always amazed when each of the religious leaders gives their talks on how similar the different religions are. I really enjoy it and today was exceptionally good. I believe that the word of God is love and peace, so if we study the scriptures of one another so if we study the scriptures of one another and find love and peace in each other’s scripture, then we would be making a very big contribution to world peace.”-Kessavan Padayachy (Hindu representative)

Q. What are your views on wars that are caused by religious conflicts?

“If we sit and learn together in scripture we will be able to understand each other and have world peace. A lot of wars start because of religion. Understanding each other as religious leaders is the solution to problem.”-Sinethemba Neku (Mormon representative)

“I think media has conditioned the observer. Religious people are not aggressive. Religion is there to develop your spiritual qualities. People use religions for their own benefit. We need to really see our spiritual call because we are all equal, we are all one.”- Nicky van Lavieren (Hare Krishna representative)

Up to date, HWPL has established 166 WARP Offices in 81 countries.

Since 80% of wars in the world are religiously motivated, it is safe to say that this movement is a practical way of achieving peace.

On March 2016, Chairman Man Hee Lee of HWPL presented the articles of the Declaration of Peace and Cessation of War which was created by worldly renowned international law experts who signify that peace is possible yet urgent. (Ref to http://peacelaw.org/)

The Declaration continues to develop as the most widely accepted and cited document to ensure international security and worldwide enjoyment of peace.

Some of the core elements include prohibition of: the threat or use of force; obtaining war potential and freedom of religion.


WARP Office Began by HWPL
WARP Summit Peace News Source ☞
http://www.thevoicebw.com/south-africa-hosts-
religious-dialogue-amidst-terrorist-attack-warning/

Friday, October 2, 2015

HWPL, Officially Rrecognized by UN DPI



HWPL, 
Officially Recognized 
by UN DPI


What exactly is UN DPI?


UN DPI stands for the United Nations Department of Public Information. DPI works closely with Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) to help the public gain a better understanding the goals of organizations. It also allows organizations to work more closely with the UN on various levels.



How has HWPL become associated with UN DPI?


NGOs seeking association with DPI must meet strict criteria. The organization must support and respect the principles of the Charter of the United Nations. The NGO must also be reputable at the national, regional or international level and operate at a not-for-profit basis with its own information outreach program. Only organizations that have a good track record of past work with UN Agencies can become associated HWPL has met these standards on an international scope and has proven through its participation at numerous conferences at the UN, through organizing the World Alliance of Religions’ Peace (WARP) Summit and various peace workshops, meetings, and activities globally.





            NGO Spotlight            


Heavenly Culture, World Peace, Restoration of Light

HWPL, formed in 2010, is a newly DPI associated NGO that aims to transcend differences in cultures, beliefs and regions to achieve peaceful solutions. 

Based in Korea, their ultimate goal is to end all wars and establish global peace. By implementing the use of volunteer outreaches, youth engagements, integration of women and cultural exchanges they hope to share the message of the Declaration of
Peace. 

Their campaigns, which range from signing petitions to hosting street parades, umbrella the theme of bringing awareness to peace-related issues. One of HWPL’s successes is their Walk for World Peace and Restoration. This event held in Seoul, South Korea, brought together 30,000 youths from 130 countries who envision the same desire for peaceful solutions. 

To get more information about HWPL please visit their website.




  • Click here to see these websites~.~

HWPL website ☞ http://hwpl.kr/
WARP Summit 2014  ☞ http://warpsummit2014.org/
WARP Summit 1st commemoration  ☞ http://warpsummit.org/


Wednesday, September 16, 2015

WARP of 1st Commemoration, A Historic Event


WARP of 1st Commemoration, 
A Historic Event 




 HWPL, WARP Peace Summit 
1st Annual Commemoration of September 
18th World Alliance of Religions' Peace Summit 



 Underlining the significance of drafting articles on the
 convention of the renunciation and cessation
 of wars and international armed conflicts 


The only divided country still exists in the world. More than any other country, Korea desperately needs the convention of the renunciation and cessation of wars and international armed conflicts to be in effect.

Peace movement that had begun in Korea has now been widespread to the entire world, establishing the permanent peace.

The 1st Annual Commemoration of September 18th World Alliance of Religions’ Peace Summit will be a historic event which urges the globe the need of the enactment of the convention of the renunciation and cessation of wars and international armed conflicts in furthering the efforts of bringing forth peace.




 WARP of 1st Commemoration, Live coverage Broadcasting Time [South Korea]





HWPL Peace News, Quotes of peace advocate WARP of 1st Commemoration video

-The Peace Line


Friday, September 11, 2015

HWPL & Goals of the WARP Peace Summit


HWPL 
Goals of the WARP Peace Summit


The Heavenly Culture, World Peace and Restoration of Light (HWPL) was established with this missing ingredient to bring about a true peace. 

Not just to Korea, but beginning with Korea and going out to the whole world. The answer is finally here. HWPL is an example of world peace as groups around the world work together for the same dream of world peace. 



HWPL has hosted the Summit for the World Alliance of Religions Peace in Seoul, South Korea last year on September 17~19. 2014.




 Goals of the WARP Peace Summit 

  1. To begin the process of establishing a universally applicable system of values focussing on aspects of morality and experience of life that bind us together as a global family.
  2. Establish a basic ideological foundation upon which a World Alliance of Religions can be built in order to bring conflicts founded on differing religious ideologies to an end.
  3. Draft and publicly make the Declaration of the World Alliance of Religions. 
  4. Define the roles of cultural leaders, both secular and religious, in the creation and implementation of a new, heavenly culture. 


These were goals of the WARP Peace Summit.



★                                                                               
 HWPL Peace Summit, World Alliance of Religions Peace, WARP  


-The Peace Line-