IPPNW calls for reappraisal of war crimes, environmental cleanup and reparations of the “war on terror” “The “war on terror” began on October 7, 2001, as part of Operation Enduring Freedom, with bombing raids on Taliban positions and Afghan infrastructure.” As of December 2001, the Bundeswehr participated in the war. The war, which will last […]
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The one who is silent, agrees! On change.org there is the possibility to sign the petition “Germany says NO to the use of cluster munitions in the Ukraine war”. The use of cluster munitions leads to the death of a particularly large number of civilians. This takes place even many years after the end of
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No demonization of dissenters! Press release of pax christi from Augst 24, 2023 pax christi resolutely opposes the demonization of political opinions. Continue reading Interview with Julian Mühlfellner on Radio Lora HERE Listen to the interview HERE “It fits into the overall picture of war propaganda”. The DFG-VK criticizes statements of Chancellor Scholz to war
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In the wake of the Irish Government’s imbalanced, ‘Consultative Forum on International Security Policy’ this film provides a vital contribution to the discussion on the importance of Irish neutrality and its role as the bedrock of Irish foreign and defence policy. Wach the film HERE Even today – especially today – as war rages in
Irish Neutrality: A Vital Resource in Danger Read More »
With the overcoming of the division of Europe, we will strive for a new quality in our security relations, fully respecting each other’s freedom of decision in this regard. Security is indivisible, and the security of each participating state is inextricably linked to that of all the others. Charter of Paris for a New Europe,
– The International Munich Peace Conference responds to Andrea Drescher’s interview with Dr. Ingrid Pfanzelt in NachDenkSeiten on May 14, 2023. Unfortunately, this counterstatement was not published by NachDenkSeiten. Munich Peace Conference 2023 … Dr. Ingrid Pfanzelt had been working as an IPPNW delegate in the sponsoring group since 2021 and left at her own
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Prof. Dr. Hanne-Margret Birckenbach is Honorary Curator of the Munich Peace Conference, peace researcher and publicist. As an outstanding academic and committed practitioner, she has repeatedly championed the logic of peace and encouraged the peace movement to demand peace. She has tirelessly spelled out civil conflict transformation in lectures and academic publications and placed the
Awarding of the Göttingen Peace Prize 2023 to Prof. Dr. Hanne-Margret Birckenbach Read More »
In 2023, the Munich Peace Conference received widespread media coverage. Andreas Zumach, Prof. Dr. Claudia Paganini, and Maria R. Feckl, spokesperson for the Peace Conference, were repeatedly asked for interviews. 21st International Munich Peace Conference 2023 Infosperber. Author Urs P. Gasche: Arms companies sponsor Munich Security Conference Münchner Merkur. Local news. Erding. Interview by Vroni
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Prof. Dr. Claudia Paganini, philosopher, captivated the audience with her lecture “The Power of Images – War Reporting from the Perspective of Media Ethics” and reflected on our daily use of images. Deutschlandfunk interviewed Prof. Dr. Claudia Paganini on the topic of “The Power of Images in War.” Listen to the interview HERE Woe to
War interests – War narratives: Afghanistan, Ukraine Read More »
After a year of war in Europe, people in Germany are divided over the right path to peace. This disagreement is also noticeable in Munich’s civil society. But we agree on one thing: our hopes and efforts for a better future must not fall victim to war. That is why we call on political decision-makers
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