International Day of Peace Wednesday, 21st September, 2011
The International Day of Peace, also known as World Peace Day, occurs annually on September 21. It is dedicated to peace, or specifically the absence of war, such as might be occasioned by a temporary ceasefire in a combat zone. It is observed by many nations, political groups, military groups, and peoples. The first year this holiday was celebrated was 1981.
The International Day of Peace, also known as World Peace Day, occurs annually on September 21. It is dedicated to peace, or specifically the absence of war, such as might be occasioned by a temporary ceasefire in a combat zone. It is observed by many nations, political groups, military groups, and peoples. The first year this holiday was celebrated was 1981.
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To inaugurate the day, the "Peace Bell" is rung at UN Headquarters. The bell is cast from coins donated by children from all continents. It was given as a gift by the Diet of Japan, and is referred to as "a reminder of the human cost of war." The inscription on its side reads: "Long live absolute world peace."
To inaugurate the day, the "Peace Bell" is rung at UN Headquarters. The bell is cast from coins donated by children from all continents. It was given as a gift by the Diet of Japan, and is referred to as "a reminder of the human cost of war." The inscription on its side reads: "Long live absolute world peace."
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A Ray of Hope, UNESCO Youth Ambassador for the Culture of Peace, has celebrated and promoted, in a myriad of ways, this so necessary day.
A Ray of Hope, UNESCO Youth Ambassador for the Culture of Peace, has celebrated and promoted, in a myriad of ways, this so necessary day.
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Our theme this year will be a coming together of music from Reet in Estonia playing her own composition "Rays of Hope through the Rain" , the very talented Paula Eduarda singing "Memory" the way only she can, and Kay and Junction 33's wonderful interpretation of "What's Up" Through the music of such talented musicians we must realise that only in a world of peace will children be able to achieve of their true potential. This video allows us to celebrate and share with those who also see the value and significance of the world's International Day of Peace.
Our theme this year will be a coming together of music from Reet in Estonia playing her own composition "Rays of Hope through the Rain" , the very talented Paula Eduarda singing "Memory" the way only she can, and Kay and Junction 33's wonderful interpretation of "What's Up" Through the music of such talented musicians we must realise that only in a world of peace will children be able to achieve of their true potential. This video allows us to celebrate and share with those who also see the value and significance of the world's International Day of Peace.
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Please promote this video in every way you can make it a favourite if you wish. As a little bit of fun, all those who leave a comment, link videos or make it a favourite, will be entered in to free draws for large Nepalese Batiks. Winners will be announced on the Day of Peace. 2010 winner was Stella from Argentina.
Join with Paula Eduarda, Reet and Kay, and all members of A Ray of Hope in making this Peace day the most successful to date.
Please promote this video in every way you can make it a favourite if you wish. As a little bit of fun, all those who leave a comment, link videos or make it a favourite, will be entered in to free draws for large Nepalese Batiks. Winners will be announced on the Day of Peace. 2010 winner was Stella from Argentina.
Join with Paula Eduarda, Reet and Kay, and all members of A Ray of Hope in making this Peace day the most successful to date.
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