Naval vessels at seaLIVE-STREAM in GERMAN and ENGLISH

Due to the European elections on June 9, 2024, the program on Friday evening will focus on security policy tensions and conflicts in Europe, or rather security policy tensions and conflicts emanating from Europe, and possible solutions.

We start the evening with the band “Neurosenheimer”

Michael von der Schulenburg, former German diplomat, will speak on the topic “The Ukraine war and our commitment to peace”.

Since the beginning of the war in Ukraine, former German diplomat Michael von der Schulenburg has warned against the escalation of the conflict and criticized the EU’s lack of political independence in its response to the war. At the peace conference, he will talk about how the European and international security architecture should be structured in order to resolve armed conflicts such as the war in Ukraine and prevent them in the future.

The Belarusian journalist and human rights activist Olga Karach reports on Nash Dome – conscientious objectors and desserts in Belarus, Ukraine and Russia.

The Belarusian journalist and human rights activist Olga Karach is experiencing the tensions that threaten to tear Europe apart – and are already doing so in Ukraine – in her own life. Olga Karach is the head of the Belarusian human rights organization “Nash Dom” (Our House), which aims to enforce human and civil rights against the repressive regime of Alexander Lukashenko.

After a break, Clare Daly MEP talks about the shortcomings of European politics in Pathway to European Peace .

Clare Daly is a Member of the European Parliament in the left-wing GUE/NGL group. In her native Ireland and in the European Parliament, she is known for her uncompromising criticism of the shortcomings of European “security and defense policy” and asylum policy at the EU’s external borders. At the peace conference, she will speak about the current militarization of the EU, the Common European Asylum System (CEAS) and the significance of the upcoming EU parliamentary elections in 2024.

During the break and after the discussion, there will be an opportunity to chat and network over water, wine and beer in the foyer or to find out more at the information stands.

The Freiheitshalle is only a 5-minute walk from the Donnersberger Brücke and is located HERE. All S-Bahn trains stop at Donnersberger Brücke as well as buses 53 + 63 and streetcars at Donnersberger Straße (lines 16 + 17 + N17)

The entrance fee is €10 (reduced €5). Simultaneous interpreting will be offered for the English contributions. The event will be streamed live in German and English.

The event is open to the public and barrier-free.
We accept orders for tickets at office@friedenskonferenz.info. Tickets must be collected from the box office by 6.45 pm. Uncollected tickets will be given to other people as required from 15 minutes before the start of the event. Unfortunately, special requests cannot be accommodated due to personnel capacities.
Registration is not necessary