Wednesday, April 7, 2026
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Wednesday, April 7, 2026
HWPL Document Makes Peace An International Law
Declaration of Peace and Cessation of War (DCPW) Presented to the United Nations To End Conflicts
SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA - An international coalition of peace advocates gathered by the organization Heavenly Culture World Peace Restoration of Light (HWPL) are stepping up efforts to establish an international law preventing the use of war to settle disputes between nations.
On March 14, 2016, The Declaration of Peace and Cessation of War was proclaimed. during a global meeting of leaders in religion, education, law and other pertinent areas of life, who gathered to create a document that would establish a shared standard for the prevention of war and the peaceful resolution of international disputes. This year marks the 10th anniversary of the creation of rhe Declaration of Peace and Cessation of War, the recognition of which sparked new resolve to bring all nations of the world on board with this legal document which serves as a guideline to ending the current crises.
Citizens of The World Against U.S. / Iraq War
As citizens throughout the U.S.., the Middle East, Europe, Africa and Asia watch with horror the escalating war between the U.S. and Iran, the intercession of a worldwide coalition of peace advocates, backed by the United Nations, is needed now more than ever.
The DPCW began with the recognition that countless youth are sacrificed in wars. Rather than managing conflics after they arise, the declaration presents a direction for structurally preventing conflicts and institutionalizing cooperation.
HWPL Founded on the Experience of War
Heavenly Culture, World Peace, Restoration of Light (HWPL) is an international peace NGO established to protect lives lost in war and to build a sustainabe peace order. HWPL's convicition is that the cycle of repeatedly sending young people to war must end with this generation.
The background of its founding lies in the wartine experience of the Chairman, Man-Hee Lee. As a student soldier during the Korean War, he experienced first hand the devastation of war. The conviction that youth should no longer be sacrificed in war became the starting point for HWPL's establishment.
Since then, HWPL has built an international network connecting pokitics religion and civil society, and carried out discussions on the implementtion of internationa law for peace, peace education, and interfaith cooperation. The DPCW is a proposal for international norms prepared as part of these efforts.
World Peace Summit Draws Participants From 152 Countries
The HWPL World Peace Summit, held September 18, 2014, became an important turning point. The event was attended by a total of 1,933 participants from 152 countries, who shared a consensus that international standards are needed not only to respond to conflicts after they occur, but to prevent them and institutionalize cooperation.
The DPCW consists of 10 articles and 38 clauses. The document was officially proclaimed on March 14, 2016.
The DCPW has been promoted for adoption by the United Nations since its inception. While not yet formally adopted as a UN resolution, it was introduced to the international community to strengthen legal standards for peace, with ongoing support campaigns aimed at submitting it to the UN General Assembly.
Growing anti-war protests increase the likelihood that the DCPW will soon be adopted as the international standard for conflict resolution. HWPL continues to work with youth, creating schools that teach cooperation and not conflict. See INTERNATIONAL.
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Jonathan Jackson, Unopposed, Wins 1st Congressional District
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By Naimah Latif
ON AIR Daily News
CHCAGO -New faces will likely grace the Congressional chambers in Washington after the November General election makes the selection of candidates in the Tuesday March 17, 2026 Illinois Primary Election a permanent choice..
Early voting for the Illinois primary election began on Monday March 2nd, and many polling places stayed crowded right up until election day, particularly in areas where local races were hotly contested.
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Jonathan Jackson, Unopposed, Wins 1st Congressional District
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Chicago voters set a new early voting record, according to the Chicago Board of Elections. The Board said it received 188,057 votes during the early voting period, topping the city's previous 2018 record of 106,252.Out of all the early votes, 102,775 were cast at a polling place, while 85,282 were mail-in ballots.
Despite record breaking early voting totals, at the end of the day on Tuesday, only 26% of the cities more than 1.5 million registered voters actually voted in the primary election. Some voters still see primaries as not the "real" election and plan to parti\\cipate in the general election in November.
"They need to teach about the elections in some kinds of Civics class in high school, so people understand how candidates are selected to run in the General Election," one election judge observed.
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Jonathan Jackson, unopposed Democratic candidate, easily won his race in the 1st Congressional District. Standing before a crowded auditorium at the Rainbow PUSH Saturday Morning Forum held March 21st, he invoked the memory of his late father, Rev. Jesse Jackson Sr., reminding citizens of the responsibility to stand agains the war in Iraq, saying, "Let us study war no more."
"Now the Department of Defense is asking us to appropriate to them $200 billion to continue to prosecute this reckless war," he revealed.
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Selma Remembers 61st Bloody Sunday
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SELMA, AL - Busloads of people from Minnesota and Chicago left Rainbow PUSH Headquarters in Chicago Thursday night March 5, 2026, bound for Selma, Alabama to March in the 61st commemoration of Bloody Sunday on Edmund Pettus Bridge. Members of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) came to Chicago from Minnesota, to continue the alliance of solidarity established when Chicagoans came to Minnesota to march in protest against ICE abuses of the immigrant communities. The symbolic march in Selma marked that historic day on Sunday, March 7, 1965, when more than 600 peaceful protest marchers, led by the then young activist John Lewis, attempted to cross the bridge to get to the State Capital of Montgomery to lobby for legislation enforcing African Americans' right to vote. The unarmed marchers were beaten with billy clubs and and tear gassed by Alabama State Troopers on orders of the then Governor of Alabama, George Wallace. The day became known as "Bloody Sunday." Each year this event is commemorated by a symbolic walk across the bridge, led by Civil Rights leaders. This year was the first time the commemorative walk was held without Rev. Jesse L. Jackson, Sr. among those leading the way. His youngest son, Yusef Jackson, President and CEO of Rainbow PUSH was there to walk in his place. Photo by Valerie Goodloe, Coverup Photos. See JUSTICE/LAW
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Coaitions of organizations, such as SCLC and Women's Oranizational Move,ent For Equalty Now, Inc. reminds America that the walk, while honoring Rev. Jesse Jackson, is also a demand to end all forms of violence in society. Photo by Valerie Goodloe, Coverup Photos.
Youth and Elders Cross The Historic Bridge
Edmund Pettus Bridge, the site of the violent beating of protesters on March 7, 1965, is now a symbol of triumph over segregation as hundreds cross the bridge to commemorate the 61st anniversary. Photo by Valerie Goodloe, Coverup Photos.
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