African Human Rights “Peace: An Instrument for Democracy and Sustainable Development”

On August 27th, under the theme of , a webinar was held by an international peace NGO, Heavenly Culture, World Peace, Restoration of Light (HWPL) and it dealt with various human rights issues caused by election violence. At this webinar, where 15 people of politicians, lawyers, NGOs, and journalists from Kenya gathered, participants particularly focused on the problem left to Kenyan in this era where the president election is still going on and speakers addressed the attitude of each positions to keep for building true democracy and after the presentation, it also had a Q&A time where attendees and speakers talked each other about the speeches freely.

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  1. Firaz Hanna2023년 1월 7일 오후 12:04

    A beautiful post. Thank you for all you do to better humanity.

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