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Supporting young Syrians who say “Stop the Killing”Rene Wadlow Thursday, May 24, 2012,In early May 2012, there were particularly deadly explosions in Damascus, the capital of Syria, an escalation of a conflict which began over a year ago with nonviolent protests but which spilled over into violence, refugee displacements, and ever deeper division among the people of Syria.For the moment,…See More

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Syria: To Break the Downward Spiral

Syria: To Break the Downward Spiral Rene Wadlow*It is necessary to consider what role NGOs might now play in Syria – particularly to support the mediation efforts of former UN secretary-general, Koffi Annan – in order to break what seems to be a continual downward spiral, with real dangers of civil war.Mid-March 2011 in Syria, nonviolent protests and demands for limited reforms began and then were increasingly met by government violence. Discussions on…See More

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NGO Action on Syria

World Citizens urge greater NGO participation in Syria-Arab League Observer MissionRene Wadlow* In a 9 February 2012 message to the Secretary of the League of Arab States, Ambassador Nabil el-Araby, the Association of World Citizens proposed a renewal of the Arab League Observer Mission with the inclusion of a greater number of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) observers and a broadened mandate to go beyond fact finding and to play an active conflict-resolution role…See More

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"Hello Rene Please take a look at this report and blog The State of Israel is in Bed with the Military Industrial Complex If you want to know why we are not heading down the road to peace. Just read this Congressional Research Service report U.S.…"

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Syria-Arab League Observer Mission

World Citizens urge greater NGO participation in Syria-Arab League Observer MissionRene Wadlow* The League of Arab States Observer Mission to Syria is in an administratively critical time with the Observer Mission members from Saudi Arabia and the Gulf Cooperation Council States of Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, and the United Arab Emirates leaving the Mission on Tuesday 24, January. This represents 52 persons of an estimated 160, already badly understaffed. After a good…See More

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"Respected Prof. I am doing Ph.D in South Asian Studies at UNESCO MISARC, Pondicherry University, India. I like your appeal about Sri Lanka. I am Very Much interested in Peace and Conflict Resolution in Sri Lanka. Please do inform me…"

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Please feel free to provide a short bio about yourself or the work of your organization (no more than 3 paragraphs): Currently, Representative to the United Nations, Geneva, Association of World Citizens and editor of an online journal of world politics and culture, www.transnational-perspectives. Formerly, professor and Director of Research, Graduate Institute of Development Studies, University of Geneva

Please list the countries and/or regions in which you (or your organization) have direct and significant expertise: French-speaking Equatorial Africa (Gabon, Cameroon, Congo-Brazzaville) France, Switzerland, USA, short missions related to education projects: Cambodia, Vietnam, Thailand, India

What is your current country of residence (or location of your organization)?: France

What is your current job (and organization) and/or where and what field are you studying?: Editor and NGO representative to UN, Geneva

What is your personal or organizational website?: http://www..transnational-perspectives.org

Which are your primary sectoral areas of expertise (or the primary sectoral areas of your organization) ?: Conflict Resolution, Development, Education

Which are your primary skills areas(or the primary skill areas of your organization)?: Training, Advocacy, Intervention

What are some of your current areas of research (if any)?: Conflict resolution: Darfur, Sudan, Kashmir, India-Pakistan, Iran and wider Middle East, Georgia-Russia

If appropriate feel free to list several of your (or your organization's) publications: articles on website:www.transnational-perspectives.org
www.towardfreedom.com
www.mediaforfreedom.com
www.worldcitizens.org
www.empowertheun.org

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16 October—World Food Day —World Citizen Action

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Since the hungry billion in the world community believe that we can all eat if we set our common house in order, they believe also that it is unjust that some men die because it is too much trouble to arrange for them to live.

Stringfellow Barr Citizens of the World (1952)

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At 2:30pm on January 26, 2012, David Crier said…: Hello Rene

Please take a look at this report and blog

The State of Israel is in Bed with the Military Industrial Complex

If you want to know why we are not heading down the road to peace. Just read this Congressional Research Service report U.S. Foreign Aid to Israel of September 16, 2010

http://www.fas.org/sgp/crs/mideast/RL33222.pdf

The United States government has pledged over three billion dollars a year in military aid to the State of Israel until the year 2018. This is on top of, well over a hundred billion dollars of United States aid to the State of Israel over the years. With two-thirds of it being military aid. It works out to over five-hundred dollars per every Israeli annually... Global Crier

Please go to following link to read the rest of my Blog

The State of Israel is in Bed with the Military Industrial Complex - Peace and Collaborative Development Network

At 11:20pm on October 26, 2011, K.B. THANGAVEL said…: Respected Prof.

I am doing Ph.D in South Asian Studies at UNESCO MISARC, Pondicherry University, India. I like your appeal about Sri Lanka.

I am Very Much interested in Peace and Conflict Resolution in Sri Lanka.

Please do inform me if Training program for Ph.D students like me

My mail id : kbthangavel@gmail.com

Yours Truly

K.B.Thangavel

At 3:33pm on March 27, 2011, Muhammad Tahir Tabassum said…: Dear Rene Wadlow,

Feeling good to see your profile here.

We can be partners in common issues.
Peace.

At 3:08pm on May 8, 2010, subramaniyam Vivekanantharajah said…: HI, HOW ARE U, ANY LATEST NEWS FROM YOU,
tHANKS

At 6:46pm on November 30, 2009, Bishop Charles K. Kwalia said…: thanks alot.iam Pastor kwalia from Kenya,i work with Mt Elgon Womens peace Development Forum International which advocates for security and democracy to stop Land Disput,Cattle rustling in Pokot,Mt Elgon,Sebei and Samburu in Kenya.we have and care orphans whereby we request God to touch His children.To reach me email to charleskwalia@yahoo.com Or womenspeaceforum@gmail.com.iam happy to have you as my friend here in Kenya

At 11:49pm on November 24, 2009, Douglas Scott TREADO said…: Thanks, Rene! I will write to you at your personal address....Douglas Scott Treado

At 1:45pm on November 4, 2009, Prince Godwin Korieocha said…: Dear RENE WADLOW
This issue about youth, children and women are very important to me; I really like your write up.

It’s my great pleasure to be a member of this great people with great mind. For all that you people are doing for humanity may God bless you all.

Get back to me.
Prince godwin korieocha.
Lagos Nigeria
Email princegodwin1967@yahoo.com
0092348023136481

At 10:11am on September 15, 2009, Dolma said…: hello Rene!

I extend my friendship for the inspirations that you are to others and I look forward to be inpired for the rest of my life, Inspiration is what we all need from time to time when working for peace. It is also from your name that touced my heart, Rene.. is a french name and I feel I am so connected to this name.

I am Tibetan, was a tiny tod when an old fatherly like man came into my life and decided to educate me in the school in exile, in India. He was Rene too and from Le Harve, from France.Indebth with gratidutes

Thank you and look forward to know eachother, Regards Dolma:)

At 12:45pm on September 3, 2009, N.J.C Jayalal said…: je mappel's jayalal. i cant speaking french fluently' now i am studing university of kelaniya in sri lanka. following international studies.but I have strong desire to come to Your country for my highers studies. now also studing french language. if you have scholarship, please inform me' thank you' best luck

At 7:57pm on September 2, 2009, Nataliya Gordeyeva said…: Thanks!

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