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THE WORLD HUMAN PEACE FOUNDATION

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News, public statements and reflections on the human cost of war.

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PEACE AGAINST ALL WARS

One life lost is already one too many.

About one-quarter of humanity lives in conflict-affected areas (United Nations SDG 16 reporting, 2023; based on 2022 data).

We remember lives taken by war, keep today’s civilian suffering visible, and promote peace, human dignity, and freedom from oppression.

2 billionpeople live in conflict-affected areas
123 millionpeople are forcibly displaced worldwide
Nearly 5.4 billionlive in countries where serious religious-freedom violations are reported

These are different, overlapping measures. The 5.4 billion figure is the population of countries classified in the ACN report, not a count of individuals personally victimized. UNDP · ACN 2025

Remember. Honour lives lost to war and dictatorship.

Educate. Use history, testimony, photography, film, and writing.

Speak up. Protect civilian lives and human dignity across borders.

The worldwide Peace Against All Wars campaign is in development. The Foundation has been in discussions with a major international marketing and communications agency regarding potential end-to-end worldwide execution. No agency contract has yet been signed, and delivery remains subject to funding and final agreement.

Explore the campaign plans →

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01 Aug 2024

War Facts

A Message from Francisco Armani Founder, The World Human Peace Foundation At least a quarter of the entire global population is currently living in the shadow of armed conflict. This is not a distant statistic—it…

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MES RACINES QUÉBÉCOISES

Paul Piché — « L’Escalier »

Je viens de Montréal, au Québec. Le français est ma langue, et cette musique fait partie de mes racines. Je partage cette belle chanson avec vous : un petit morceau de chez moi, dans un mouvement de paix qui appartient à toute l’humanité.

— Francisco Armani

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"Peace needs people willing to stand together—and act."
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