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peaceNon-violent action has developed into a way of life for many. Promoted by many influential leaders, non-violence continues to be an alternative yet powerful tool for social change.

Yesvote.org events

Do you support the current anti-smacking law and don't want to roll the clock back to the dark ages when it was OK to hit children to correct their behaviour! Come, join in and show your support with the following events: 4 May, 7pm at The Thistle Inn, Thorndon: Spirited Conversations – a discus

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NZ's child protection law under threat

The 'Yes' vote - New Zealands referendum on Child Disapline 2009 New Zealand's child protection law (the legislation to prevent assault against children) is under threat by an unnecessary and expensive referendum. Barnardos, Plunket, Save The Children, Unicef, and others are on a campaign to retain

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World March for Peace and Nonviolence

The first World March to circle the earth calling for the end of war and nuclear weapons, and the elimination of violence of all kinds (physical, economic, racial, religious, cultural, sexual, psychological). Join the March and help build a new, global, nonviolent consciousness! The World M

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Kristoff: It Takes a School, Not Missiles

Since 9/11, Westerners have tried two approaches to fight terrorism in Pakistan, President George W. Bush's and Greg Mortenson's. Bush has focused on military force and provided more than $10 billion - an extraordinary sum in the foreign-aid world - to the highly unpopular government of President P

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