landmark trial centered on the events of Sept. 28, 2009, when Guinean security forces opened fire on peaceful

Meanwhile, in Haute Kotto and Mbomou prefectures, the Union for Peace in the Central African Republic security group refrain from obstructing collaboration and joint operations between FACA, FSI and UN peacekeepers In the interest of all citizens of CAR, the UN expert urged outlawed militias to engage in the peace

election and targeted disinformation campaigns, divisive rhetoric presents the greatest risk to a fragile peace While there have been many attempts to restore peace since the Anti-Balaka campaign, the results have “Peace in CAR depends also on the nature and the quality of the discourse between the women and men of Institute of Peace’s Africa Center. © Relief Web 2021 all rights reserved / © 2021 The United States Institute of Peace

out price tags for antiwar leaflets, wearing green ribbons, flashing a copy of Leo Tolstoy’s “War and Peace Written on his card was the word “Mir,” or “peace,” in Russian. displaying the blue-and-yellow colors of the Ukrainian flag, standing with a copy of Leo Tolstoy’s “War and Peace figurines, perhaps a representation of themselves, made out of plasticine or Legos, that are holding up peace

Featuring: Adele Kibasumba, the president of the Mahoro Peace Association; Amber Maze, the co founder

eastern Congo, the steady stream of headlines about DRC focused mostly on the US and Qatari-mediated peace

techniques routinely used in Syrian prisons such as the “flying carpet” (being strapped on a foldable board

The oldest was Faza Balesic, born in 1918. The youngest was nine-year-old Adis Zobic, born in 1983.

fears the crisis would feed into long-simmering grievances, threatening almost 10 years of fragile peace in a country that has never seen a peaceful and democratic transfer of power. "Anger over the way that this post-conflict 'peacebuilding' process took place and the impunity it granted

time of heightened tensions between the two Koreas, whose 1950-53 conflict ended in a truce but not a peace

Shreen Saroor, a Sri Lankan peace and women’s rights activist, said the moves come “at a time when the

The military and the police say peaceful protests are allowed, and that casualties are being investigated