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CCLP WORLDWIDE organizes peace rally to mark the celebration of International Day of Peace and education

The Executive Secretariat of CCLP Worldwide organized Education for Peace rally on 21st September 2013 to celebrate International Day of Peace. Thousand of students, youth and CCLP Worldwide members and volunteers participated in the rally.

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The Academic Council pledges for International day of peace

            THE OFFICIAL MESSAGE OF DEAN AND RECTOR OF ACADEMIC COUNCIL FOR INTERNATIONAL DAY OF PEACE

CCLP WORLDWIDE REITERATES ITS PROCLAMATION FOR INTERNATIONAL DAY OF PEACE

                          The International Secretariat is going to celebrate international peace day to encourage Education for peace

                 The Copy of proclamation of International Day of Peace by International Chairman may be found from this link

NEW MOU SIGNED FOR EDUCATION CHARTER

Dr Bertrand Thibert Ambassador CCLP Worldwide signing MOU with Hon. Dr. Joël Batila of Rebuplique De Kabinda

                                                               Hon. Dr. Joël Batila with Dr Bertrand after signing of MOU

CO-OPERATION AGREEMENT SIGNED BETWEEN MUNICIPALITY OF FUSHE KOSOVE AND CCLP WORLDWIDE

On 8th July 2013 a mou was signed between Municipality of Fushe and CCLP Worldwide to promote the objective of UNESCO in the region of Fushe, Kosovo.

It was agreed to form the Kosovo UNESCO Club for achieving the objectives as enshrined in UNESCO in the area of education.

CCLP Worldwide attended to the opening day of the 23rd session of the Council of Human Rights of the United Nations.

CCLP Worldwide attended to the opening day of the 23^rd session of the Council of Human Rights of the United Nations.

23rd session of Human Right Council

NAVI PILLAY, United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, said that she hoped that the Council would be able to take tangible action to stop the escalation of violence in Syria, which had become an intolerable affront to the human conscience. Ms. Pillay also expressed concern about ongoing violence in other regions of the world. In addition, the global financial crisis, which had not been borne by those who were primarily responsible for it, had increased inequalities and undermined the fabric of society.Regarding the work of non-governmental organizations, Ms. Pillay said that it was depressing to observe policy debates and legislative measures which severely undermined non-governmental organizations in many countries around the world. Civil society remained vital to advancing the human rights agenda both at the national level and internationally. 

In this framework, The Delegation headed by Bertrand Thibert  was representing CCLP Worldwide as accredited NGO, with Special Consultative Status to UN ECOSOC. The opening debate was the opportunity to several NGO to provide their own statements and points of view, about the general situation of Human Rights in the world, the particular situation in Syria or the specific topics of the afternoons : access to health and rights of the migrants.

Due to extra discussions on the Syria conflict, the CCLP Worldwide delegates were not in a situation to declaim their statement, which finally was delivered as a written statement to all present delegations.