Sneak Peak: Photos of 2012 Sydney Peace Prize Events
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A big thank you to our photographer Gobie Rajalingam, who graduated from his Master of Peace and Conflict Studies at
Sydney Peace News and Statements
UN International Day of Peace 2012: Stronger Futures for Australia’s Indigenous People
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The UN theme, "Sustainable Peace for a Sustainable Future", emphasises that everyone is responsible for achieving environmental sustainability and social
“Sekai Holland’s Australian story”, by Dr Meredith Burgmann for the ABC’s The Drum
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2012 Sekai Holland, Articles by SPF Staff, Council & Community, News, Peace Blog, Sydney Peace Prize
Sekai Holland has played a pivotal role in Zimbabwe's long struggle with racism and instability, but few people realise what
2012 Sydney Peace Prize Recipient Sekai Holland in SMH Good Weekend: Our Torture was a Victory
In Zimbabwe, can murder and terror ever be replaced by healing and reconciliation? Nikki Barrowclough meets Sekai Holland, the woman
SBS’ Dateline: Sekai Holland’s Journey
The Sydney Peace Foundation is extremely proud to announce that this coming Tuesday, 2nd October, SBS's Dateline will feature the
Tickets on Sale! Peace Prize Events 2012
Tickets are now on sale for the Sydney Peace Prize 2012 events This year, the Sydney Peace Prize will be awarded
Peace Foundation Condemns Violence in Sydney; “Learn Another Way To Protest”
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Peace Foundation Condemns Violence in Sydney "Learn Another Way To Protest" From Chair of the Sydney Peace Foundation The violence of protesters in
Press Release: COURAGE NEEDED TO END AFGHAN TRAGEDIES
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The tragedy of courageous Australian soldiers being murdered by Afghan 'allies' demonstrates not only the futility of war but also
Brave and principled Ecuador: Protection of an Australian citizen
By Professor Stuart Rees: Ecuador should be congratulated on it's brave and principled stand in giving asylum to Julian Assange. The far
Brave and Principled Ecuador
The Sydney Peace Foundation thanks the government of Ecuador for giving asylum to Julian Assange. Professor Stuart Rees, chair of the
The dangers of exceptionalism: Israel, the USA and others
By Professor Stuart Rees In international relations, exceptionalism refers to a flouting of the treaties and resolutions to which all countries
About-face on Hicks a victory for the bullied
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by Mary Kostakidis So the Australian government has shot itself in the foot while aiming at David Hicks. It would be
Optimism about Zimbabwe as Gillard asks DFAT to lift sanctions
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Morgan Tsvangirai a “hero”, Sekai Holland a “heroine”: optimism about Zimbabwe Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard’s support for Morgan Tsvangirai, Prime
Nominations for 2013 Sydney Peace Prize
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The Sydney Peace Prize Jury has put out a final call for nominations for the 2013 Sydney Peace Prize. The Sydney
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