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Program of Socio-economic Training and Job Placement for Young Ex-Soldiers in North Kivu Amahoro Amani: Lasting peace promotion in the Great Lakes
"Barzas have been created by PEREXC for youth in the city of Butembo since January 2008. A barza is a village-based, inter-communal forum for conflict resolution, based on African traditional rituals of reconciliation and non-violent settlement of local conflicts." "By the end of 2007, 420 community mediators aged between fifteen and twenty-five will have been trained in how to take action in their communities to prevent, mediate, and resolve conflicts peacefully."
Letter from Kivu, Congo 2004 Nobel Peace Prize Awarded to Wangari Maathai
"in the east of the Democratic Republic of Congo (Northern and Southern Kivu), I am in the process of organizing a movement of youth called Youth for Peace, Love and Development " "The environment is very important in the aspects of peace because when we destroy our resources and our resources become scarce, we fight over that."
News from JFDHOP (Democratic Republic of Congo) Peace Education Center in Ghana
"The actions respond to the new and complex situation in the DRC where the country has established democratically elected institutions at both national and provincial levels" "The Center brings young people together to learn peace-building, peace-making, peace-keeping, and most of all, peace-being skills."
Shalom Centre for Africa The Gacaca: Rwanda's Bold Experiment in Reconciliation
"Principal activities we envisage are: educating for peace, doing researches for peace, and cultivating the culture of nonviolence." "We need to follow the course of the gacaca over the next few years to see if we can learn about justice from the African people and their traditions."
North-Kivu, Congo: Peace is needed to stop the use of child-soldiers in the clashes To desire freedom is an instinct
"ADECOP strongly recommends ... to the international community to ... to remind the Congolese government its commitments as regards the elimination of the use of children in military activities ..." "one of my literary projects that are committed to building understanding, tolerance, and Peace initiative in Nigeria"



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