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War Crimes in Sri Lanka:International Implications – International Peace Studies Public Lecture
International Peace Studies Public Lecture “War Crimes in Sri Lanka:International Implications” Denis Halliday & Mary Lawlor Thursday, October 77 PMJ. M. Synge Theatre Arts Building Trinity College Dublin Denis Halliday is former Assistant Secretary-General of the United Nations. Mary Lawlor is Director of Front Line, The International Foundation for theProtection of Human Rights Defenders. Denis [...]
IRISH FORUM FOR PEACE IN SRI LANKA
IRISH FORUM FOR PEACE IN SRI LANKA J.M. Synge Theatre, Trinity College Dublin Saturday 16th January @ 2.00pm The Permanent People’s Tribunal (successor to the Bertrand Russell Tribunal) will be conducting a People’s Tribunal on the war in Sri Lanka and its aftermath in Dublin on the 14th, 15th & 16th of January 2010. On [...]
Quakers in Limerick talk on Peace Testimony and Response to Conflict
Limerick Meeting is holding a series of talks entitled Quakers in Limerick. The next one is entitled Peace Testimony and Response to Conflict. Speakers are Helen Haughton AVP and a speaker from Quaker House Belfast. The venue is Quaker Meeting House, Southville Gardens, Ballinacurra, Limerick On Tuesday 6th October Starts at 7.30pm.
Launch of the paper publication of ‘Neutrality: Irish Experience, European Experience’
The launch of the paper publication of Neutrality: Irish Experience, European Experience, will be held at the Irish School of Ecumenics, Bea House, Milltown Park, Dublin 6, at 6.00pm, on Monday 7th September 2009. This publication consists of papers presented at the conference “Neutrality: Irish Experience, European Experience” organised by the Irish School of Ecumenics [...]
Neutrality: Irish Experience – European Experience
The Dublin Monthly Meeting Peace Committee has published Neutrality Irish Experience European Experience, a selection of papers presented at the Open Information Meeting on Irish neutrality in a European context which was held in Dublin on 8th May 2009, and organised jointly with the Irish School of Ecumenics, Trinity College Dublin. This publication is available [...]
One-day seminar to discuss Irish neutrality
A one-day seminar to discuss Irish neutrality in a European context will take place in the Irish School of Ecumenics, Bea House, Milltown Park, Dublin 6 on Saturday 9th May 2009 For more details see below: Seminar Details Seminar Program Speaker Details
News from the Friends’ Meeting in the Georgian Republic
The Peace Committee has been in contact with Peter Dyson, who works with Moscow and St. Petersburg Friends Meetings. People in Georgia have expressed the wish to formalise their Meeting for Worship and this has happened. There is now a Friends’ Meeting in the Georgian Republic. Georgia is in a very confused state nationally and [...]
Dublin Peace Committee – Report to Dublin Monthly Meeting
November 2007 During the previous twelve months, Dublin Peace Committee has been building a programme of seminars. The first three of these focused upon the question of the Other and how this idea affects and infects our ways of thinking about people different from us. These seminars evolved to address particular peace-related concerns and also [...]
Gathering Together – From Dialogue to Public Witness
Dublin Peace Committee Churchtown Meeting House, Dublin 20th October, 2007, 10.00am-4.00pm. Thirty-six Friends, including one from Cambridge, five from N Ireland and others from outside Dublin region, including Ballitore and Limerick, were present. You can read the full report here (PDF).
PEACE CONCERNS PEACE CONCERNS – CONFERRING TOGETHER
PEACE CONCERNS CONFERRING TOGETHER From Discourse to Public Witness Dublin Peace Committee 20th October, 2007 at Churchtown Meeting House 10.00-4.00pm Dublin Peace Committee has held 3 seminars during the previous 10 months. These were Fear of the Other, Power and the Other and Religion and the Other. Reports on these are on our website dublinquakerpeace.org [...]
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