Posts Tagged ‘Peace’

Deserving yet Skipped: Some of Those Who Didn’t Win the Nobel Peace Prize

Thursday, October 15, 2009 3:53 By GSerrano

There have been great people who deserved the Nobel Peace Prize more than Henry Kissinger or Yasir Arafat but, then again, the award-giving Norwegian Nobel Committee reserves the right to choose. Here are some of those who missed the rightful glory.
Gandhi should have been an obvious winner. Who to better embody the spirit of peace [...]

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Future Is Grim For Children Living in Conflict Zones

Tuesday, October 13, 2009 20:02 By Madhuri Katti

There are quite a few conflict zones in the world today where everyday civilians are being caught in the crossfire, their villages are devastated due to bombing and homes are reduced to rubble. There is no normalcy and hence no regular source of livelihood and income. People live in rehabilitation and refugee camps. More than [...]

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War, Peace and Nobel Peace Prize

Monday, October 12, 2009 20:23 By Madhuri Katti

There has been much controversy about Barack Obama being awarded Nobel peace Prize for 2009. It is indeed intriguing that President of United States of America who is sending more troops and is engaging in a war in Afghanistan should be declared as an ambassador of global peace.
Interestingly Obama even maintained a tactical silence when [...]

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Civilians Seek Peace with Arms in Swat Valley

Friday, October 2, 2009 23:40 By Madhuri Katti

Pakistan’s military operation in Swat Valley has been a success and Taliban have been reduced to few hundreds. But peace and normal life is still elusive in this picturesque valley. There is strong presence of military on the streets. And this is not enough, now even civilians are joining local village militias to protect themselves.
In [...]

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Massive Coordinated Explosions Rock Iraqi Capital

Wednesday, August 19, 2009 14:57 By Madhuri Katti

Many people were killed and hundreds injured in various deadly bomb explosions which rocked Baghdad today. The coordinated mortar fire and car bomb attacks were mainly targeted at all official government buildings including the most deadly one near Foreign Ministry. Sunni extremists are suspected to be responsible for these attacks.
The attacks have happened just a [...]

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Nine Palestinian Families Evicted in East Jerusalem

Sunday, August 2, 2009 17:38 By Madhuri Katti

Israel has forcefully claimed two houses in East Jerusalem by evicting nine Palestinian families in the middle of the night. Jewish settlers have moved after Israeli police force carried out operation in the dark and evicted some 53 residents. UK government and UN have condemned the incident.
Police it seems arrived in black riot gear and [...]

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Is Withdrawal of Troops from Iraq a Beginning of the End of the War on Terror?

Wednesday, July 1, 2009 0:39 By Madhuri Katti

The battle and battle ground has finally shifted officially but the war seems to be far from over. As American troops began withdrawing from cities of Iraq one cannot stop wondering whether this is indeed the beginning of the end of a war that America had declared against terrorism.
The end however is nowhere in sight [...]

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Another Cannes Lions 2009 Award Winning Campaign: Global Coalition for Peace

Sunday, June 28, 2009 20:47 By Madhuri Katti

Global Coalition for Peace’s anti Iraq war campaign too was a winner in Cannes Lion 2009. The public interest campaigns do deserve this kind of recognition and publicity. Most of social campaigns are done on non-profit basis by organizations that believe in the cause and need support for their good work.
The three ads of Global [...]

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More than 45m Refugees in the World!

Wednesday, June 17, 2009 21:35 By Madhuri Katti

There are a record high number of displaced people due to conflicts in the world today according to latest UNHCR’s annual Global Trends reports released yesterday. At the end of 2008 the total number of refugees was at 42m and now after recent Sri Lanka’s war against LTTE, Pakistan’s crackdown on Taliban at Swat and [...]

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Four British Soldiers and Nearly Hundred Civilians Killed in Afghanistan

Saturday, May 9, 2009 14:56 By Madhuri Katti

It was a black day for NATO-led forces in Afghanistan. Four British soldiers were killed on a single day. The troops were attacked at different places. The stand-off between militants and NATO forces is going from bad to worse. The conflicts are escalating and casualties are going up on both the sides. It is feared [...]

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