“
Planting the Trees of Peace
”
Campaign, Commemorating the 5th
Anniversary of
the Declaration of Peace and Cessation
of War
(DPCW)
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From 14
March to 10 April, members of Heavenly Culture, World Peace, Restoration
of Light (HWPL), the International Women’s Peace Group (IWPG), and the
International Peace Youth Group (IPYG) around the world commemorated
the 5th anniversary of the Declaration of Peace and Cessation of War (DPCW) by
planting trees of peace.
#DPCW_1038
The “Planting
the Trees of Peace” campaign was held in 21 countries in 5 different continents
including the United States, Nicaragua, the Philippines, South Korea, and
Ukraine. People who participated in their respective countries planted a total
of 5,600 trees during the event.
#PLANTING
The “Planting
the Trees of Peace” campaign with the tagline, “We support the DPCW,” reveals
how people are continuing to participate in the peace movement despite the
COVID-19 pandemic. Those who participated in the campaign encouraged others to
take part in this peace movement by uploading videos and photos of planting
trees on their social media.
#PEACE
Juan Andrade,
the Flying Tree Director of Trinidad and Tobago, emphasized how planting trees
is the first step in achieving peace by mentioning,
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“
I'm so
grateful to be one with global citizens through this campaign.
It is
an excellent initiative just like the trees that purify the air.
"
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Furthermore,
Natalia Dmytrieva, Head of the Education Department of the Kostiantynivka
Village Council of the Kherson Region in Ukraine, said,
“We very much
appreciate the opportunity to participate in the global campaign, “Planting the Trees of Peace.”
Ukrainian children from Kherson, like all
children in the world, want a happy childhood on a clean and peaceful planet.
Every tree planted unites us all into one big global family."
#PEACE
The DPCW, comprised of 10 articles and 38 clauses, aims to ban all activities related to
war and contains solutions to conflicts and how to realize peace. HWPL
proclaimed the DPCW in 2016 and has run the "Legislate Peace" (LP)
project, which is a global initiative to ensure peace through international
law, to gather signatures in support of the DPCW so that the DPCW can be
adopted by the UN General Assembly.
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The “Planting
the Trees of Peace” campaign where anyone can join was designed as part of the
LP Project.
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Although it is difficult to gather together and form solidarity
of peace due to COVID-19, while planting trees, participants were able to think
of how war could destroy the global environment. This campaign is also
meaningful because it delivered a message of peace to people around the world
while supporting the value of sustainable peace and coexistence under the motto
of "support the DPCW. "
HWPL is planning to cumulate a list of those
who participated in planting the trees of peace and submit an official document
supporting the DPCW to respective governments and cities.
HWPL plans to expand the citizen-led peace
culture by including the list of the people along with the establishment of the
Peace Monument and Peace Park in the official document supporting the DPCW, and
will lead the movement so that more people can participate in realizing world
peace.
This campaign
was conducted in conjunction with the "Greening of the Planet Project” —
where countries like Ukraine aim to contribute to the restoration of the global
ecosystem — by planting 1 million trees in 100 countries in 2021.
This will
continuously be conducted so that the DPCW can gain greater support
internationally.
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#DPCW_1038 #DPCW
#UN #PLANET #URKRAIN #US #CANADA
#HWPL
#10_ARTICLES_38_CLAUSES
This is a beautiful initiative. Many heads of state - both existing and former - have publicly declared their support for HWPL's Declaration of Peace and Cessation of War (DPCW), citing it as the only solution to ceasing all conflict and achieving peace on a global scale. May peace prevail!
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