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The World Human Peace Foundation

A Global Commitment to Peace

This foundation exists because more than 80 million people died in the Second World War—and never came home. Canadians. Americans. Germans. Russians. Japanese. British. French. Poles. Chinese. Italians. Australians—and many others. They fell at Dieppe, Normandy, Stalingrad, Iwo Jima. In the firebombing of Dresden and Tokyo. On frozen fields, in deserts, in cities reduced to ash like Hiroshima. They should have lived ordinary lives—as parents, teachers, builders, farmers. Instead, families were destroyed. Cities erased. Generations marked by loss. Millions of civilians were murdered, starved, imprisoned, or annihilated—because a few chose power over humanity. That same failure continues today. In Ukraine. Gaza. Sudan. Myanmar. Once again, ordinary people pay the price for political violence. We exist because we refuse to forget. We refuse to accept that these deaths were inevitable—or meaningless. We reject the idea that violence is ever wisdom. Peace is not a slogan. It is a responsibility. Every life lost is an entire future erased. Every life protected is a future preserved. Peace is not built by institutions alone. It is built by people—by those who speak, who challenge war as normal, who teach the next generation that peace is strength, not weakness. We do not ask for applause. We do not ask for money. We ask for your voice. Because power fades. Borders change. Empires fall.

But peace is the only legacy that endures.

Join us.

THE WORLD HUMAN PEACE FOUNDATION
Founded in memory of those who fell. In service to those who remain.

The same destructive logic continues to shape our world today. In Ukraine. Gaza. Sudan. Myanmar. And in many other regions where peace should prevail.

Ordinary people—families, communities, entire generations—bear the consequences when leadership fails, when force is chosen over dialogue, and when power is pursued at the expense of human life. Civilians suffer not because war is inevitable, but because responsibility is abandoned.

This is why The World Human Peace Foundation exists. Our purpose is clear: to build the largest global peace-awareness movement of our time.

In remembrance of the 80 million lives lost during the Second World War.
In recognition of every life taken by conflict since.
And in responsibility toward the millions yet to be born, who deserve a world governed by reason, dignity, and peace. To them, we make this commitment:Their lives will be remembered.
Their loss will not be dismissed as collateral history.
Their stories will serve as the foundation of a movement determined to prevent repetition.Because no conflict justifies the loss of even one innocent life. — Francisco Armani

We believe every act of kindness has the power to change a life.

— The World Human Peace Foundation
September 2025

A Message to All Who Seek Peace

Across every faith and culture, the message is the same: peace, compassion, and respect for life.
Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism, Judaism, Sikhism, Indigenous wisdom — all teach that the killing of innocents is wrong, and that love and mercy are higher than violence. Yet today, war is justified in the name of God.

Leaders invoke faith to divide, to arm, and to send others’ children to die. This is not faith. It is a betrayal of it.

The truth is simple: people of different faiths have more in common with each other than with the powerful who profit from war. Parents everywhere want the same thing — for their children to live in peace.

If five billion believers across all traditions refused to bless war, to fight wars of power, or to remain silent, war would lose its legitimacy overnight.

Our Commitment

The World Human Peace Foundation serves no government and represents no single religion. We exist to honor the victims of war and to remind humanity of what its own faiths already teach.

We do not ask you to abandon your beliefs.
We ask you to live them.

If your faith teaches peace — choose peace.
If it forbids killing — refuse to kill.
If it speaks of love — act with love.

History will not remember those who started these wars.
It will remember whether humanity finally said:

“Not in my name. Not in the name of my God.”

In memory of those who fell. In service to those who remain.

The World Human Peace Foundation

“Our Mission”

The World Human Peace Foundation exists to restore a simple truth: Peace is a human responsibility. Not a policy. Not a slogan. Not a future promise. Peace begins the moment one person chooses care over harm, truth over fear, responsibility over indifference.

We work independently, guided by conscience rather than influence.
Our actions are deliberate, our voice measured, our commitment enduring.

We observe what others overlook.
We question what others accept.
We build what others say is impossible.

Not for attention. Not for approval.
But because peace requires action.

Everything else fails in time.

Force collapses.
Power dissolves.
Violence consumes itself. Only peace sustains life. War is not chaos—it is a structure. Suffering is not accidental—it is tolerated. We refuse tolerance of the intolerable. Peace must move from principle to practice, from hope to habit, from words to daily responsibility.

We are not backed by power.
We are not driven by profit.
We are sustained by conviction. And so we continue. Quietly. Steadily. Faithfully.

The World Human Peace Foundation
In remembrance. In responsibility. In service to life.