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- The Role of Reconciliation – UN Security Council
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I just wanted to make everyone of this programme https://tprf.org/prem-rawat-launches-peace-education-program-at-community-center-in-london/ in the believe that there will be organizations interested in finding how they might utilize it; it is free, and there are volunteers to help to introduce it; although its is quite simple to facilitate;
Rwanda embarked on a journey of Peace and reconciliation post the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi. We have a good number of those who survived that horrific genocide living in Coventry and it would be a good idea to involve them in the ongoing peace and reconciliation efforts.
They are also keen to elect a memorial stone in Coventry as has been done in other cities across the UK (Newcastle, Liverpool, Manchester, Bedford, Nottingham and other cities). They would appreciate any support to get this done please.
I have passed this message on to Coventry Lord Mayor’s Committee for Peace and Reconciliation.