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Inside this Issue: Chief Editor: Hina Iqbal Editor: Khan Muhammad
Message of the Chairperson “When the power of love overcomes the love of
Picture of the month power, the world will know peace.”- Jimi Hendrix
Global Peace Pioneers serving
the IDPs of Malakand Division Message of the Chairperson
Success Story
Peace, harmony and tolerance are aims on which Global Peace Pioneers has been
GPP observed 64th working on since its inception as basic foundations of its day-to-day activities.
Anniversary of Hiroshima and Progressively more, peace and development have become inextricably linked and it is
Nagasaki Days through a in this context that I carry out my duties as Chairperson of the Global Peace Pioneers.
picture Exhibition on 6th
August 2009 As recent events (in the name of terrorism) have painfully reminded us, the human
mind is capable of breeding intolerance, harboring hatred and inflicting pain on fellow
International Humanitarian human beings. It is indeed this side of the human mind that poses the gravest
Day challenge for mankind. The challenge is to prevent the human mind from becoming
consumed by ignorance, fear, violence, fratricide and intolerance.
Peace Quote of the month
The level of these challenges requires, more than ever, all human beings to work
Formation of Peace Groups together in finding new solutions. One lesson learned from the past is that to prevent
history from repeating itself, the values of nonviolence, tolerance and democracy will
Peace Poem of the Month have to be inculcated in every woman and man – children and adults alike.
Be a Volunteer! To promote the culture of peace, GPP will generate the mindset that is a prerequisite
for the transition from force to reason, from conflict and violence to dialogue and
Want to become peace peace. Culture of peace will then provide the base to support a stable, progressing and
Ambassador for the prospering world - a world that is finally at peace with itself.
development of community?
We need a movement that creates a culture of peace and non-violence in the world
and promotes dialogue among nations. A movement that ensures that amity would
PICTURE OF THE replace atrocity, harmony would overcome hatred and stability would remove
suspicion.
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There is also need for greater understanding and co-existence between the different
nations of the world and spread the message of harmony in a peaceful manner. Since
Pakistan is a nuclear armed country it is very important that the destructive
implications of nuclear weapons be exposed to all and advocates a safe and peaceful
world for us and our future generations.
Last but not least I am very thankful to GPP team and peace ambassadors who work
painstakingly in order to support and bring peace at grass-root level.
HINA IQBAL
Chairperson GPP
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