United Against Racism – public meeting on Nov 9
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STOP THE POLITICS OF FEAR Public meeting, 3-5pm, Sunday November 9, UTS An important public meeting, “Communities United against Racism –
Sydney Peace Foundation News
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"Why It's So Hard to Talk About Peace in Sri Lanka" GILBERTO ALGAR-FARIA Visiting Scholar at the University of Sydney and
Vale Gough Whitlam
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Vale Gough Whitlam understood the meaning of peace with justice and moved to achieve it. Tony Stephen’s obituary says much of
Celebrating Non-violence Month
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Inspired by and with the support of Ela Gandhi, Gandhi Development Trust and ICON (International Centre of Non-violence) Durban, the
Let’s Talk about Love, Let’s Talk about Sex, but – How about Peace?
We are on the brink of military action in Iraq and close to signing off on Syria as well, led
Celebrating Peace Day at Bondi Pavilion – Sun 21 Sept
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Sunday 21 September is International Day of Peace! David Hirsch, Chair of the Sydney Peace Foundation, will be one of a
‘MEMORIES OF THE STRUGGLE’: Australians Against Apartheid
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The Australian South Africa Alliance (ASAA), in collaboration with Customs House. At Customs House, Circular Quay Ground Floor, Level 1 and Level 2 15 September - 26 October
Why It’s So Hard to Talk About Peace in Sri Lanka – Mon 22 Sept
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In reflecting on the United Nations International Day of Peace, Sydney Peace Foundation and the Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies
Desmond Tutu speaks out about Gaza
Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu, 1999 Sydney Peace Prize recipient, calls for a global boycott of Israel and urges Israelis and
Ban Ki-moon’s Statement on Gaza – 3 August 2014
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New York, 3 August 2014 - Statement attributable to the Spokesman for the Secretary-General on attack outside UNRWA shelter The Secretary-General strongly condemns the
Exploring “The Art of Peace” and the 2015 Sydney Peace Prize
What do The Beatles, Bono, Bob Geldof, Billy Bragg, Billie Holiday, Ben Harper, Bob Marley, Bob Dylan, and Barenboim all
Sri Lanka Today: Affidavit by Jake Lynch
"The situation in Sri Lanka today poses grave risks to human rights and human security. [
2015 – The Art of Peace: Call for Nominations
“The Art of Peace”: It’s time for an artist to win the Sydney Peace Prize Sun Tzu’s ancient Chinese military treatise “The
Octavianus Mote: West Papua and Human Rights
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An interactive discussion hosted by the The West Papua Project at CPACS Venue: Education Building, Seminar Room 325 Time: 5:15 for 5:30
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