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| Age: | 52 years old |
| Sex: | Male |
| Country: |  United Kingdom |
| Zodiac: |  Sagittarius (Nov 22 - Dec 21) |
| Last Login: | May 13, 2008 (584 days back) |
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| My back ground is music. Music music and more music. I have been on a magical journey (albeit it sometimes scenic) since the heady days of 66/67 and made my living from it for best part of 35 years. My apprenticeship was being part of an activist workshop based in Worthing, Sussex during the late 60's and early 70's. That set the tone for my journey. From the Worthing Workshop and Phun City through punk rock (Stranglers management) and 80s rock (Big Country and The Cult management) I maintained my love of music and my spiritual and humanist beliefs. I became aware of the Association Of World Citizens organisation in the newspapers during the build up to the Iraq war. There were these people heading there and volunteering to be human shields. Some of them carried the passport of 'Association of World Citizens' and actually got there using one. This and what was happening at the time made an impresson on me so, I contacted the head quarters of the organisation by email to congratulate them and the founder - Douglas Mattern, quickly answered it. He asked if I would like to be the UK Director. I humbly accepted but have done very little to date to do justice to the position he asked me to honour. Hopefully, with the building of this site and profile that may come from it, that will change. Myspace gives me the opportunity to finally start a ball rolling. I hope it builds into something akin to the original thoughts of those who started the Association of World Citizens. Lets face it, humankind need each other more than ever and anything that harnesses communication and energy between the human race, can only be a positive thing. Ian Grant - March 12th 2007 Passports and badges will soon be purchasable and hopefully newsletters and all kinds of stuff relating to the interaction that this site may bring about. Here is some information lifted from the Global site in San Francisco. THE ASSOCIATION OF WORLD CITIZENS (AWC) is an international peace organization with branches in 50 countries. Initiated in 1975, AWC has NGO status with the UN's Department of Public Information (DPI), and Consultative Status with the UN's Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC). The goal is working with people, progressive governments, and international institutions to create a Global Village of lasting peace, social and economic justice, and the foundation for a new civilization based on respect for life and the environment. The key to achieve this goal is for people to think and act as responsible Citizens of the World. World Citizenship is not a replacement for national citizenship, but rather a new responsibility in this interdependent world to work together across national boundaries to secure our common fate. AWC is working with people, progressive governments, and international institutions to help create a democratic world community with global governance capable of maintaining lasting peace and justice through international law. The key to achieve this goal is for people to think and act as responsible Citizens of the World. "The age of nations is past, the task before us now, if we are to survive is to shake off our ancient prejudices, and build the earth." - Teilhard de Chardin ERADICATION OF NUCLEAR WEAPONS: A top priority is the complete elimination of nuclear weapons from the face of the earth with legal constraints to ensure they can never be built again. There can be no security until this goal is attained. There are 30,000 nuclear weapons stockpiled in this third year of the new millennium. Moreover, thousands of U.S. and Russian nuclear warheads are on a hair-trigger alert, ready for launch in a few minutes notice. The immediate task is for all nuclear warheads to be taken off hair-trigger alert status. This would eliminate the possibility of nuclear war through an accidental missile launch or miscalculation and the subsequent destruction of both the United States and Russia within an hour. The elimination of nuclear weapons will lead to the eradication of all weapons of mass destruction. THE WAR SYSTEM: The goal is the elimination of the war system itself, with future conflicts between peoples and nations to be settled through the framework of world law under the jurisdiction of a much strengthened, democratic, representative, and reformed United Nations. There is no alternative to perpetual war, leading to an ultimate disaster for humanity, or the constant preparation for war, with all the economic, political, and cultural elements that support and rely on the war system. An immediate task is to stop the militarization of space, which would turn the heavens above into a new terrorism for humanity below, and make disarmament steps more difficult, if not impossible. "Abolition of war is no longer an ethical question to be pondered solely by learned philosophers and ecclesiastics, but a hard core one for the decision of the masses whose survival is the issue. Many will tell you with mockery and ridicule that the abolition of war can only be a dream. that it is the vague imagining of a visionary. But we must go on or we will go under! We must have new thoughts, new ideas, and new concepts. We must break out of the strait jacket of the past. We must have sufficient imagination and courage to translate the universal wish for peace - which is rapidly becoming a universal necessity - into actuality." "The very triumph of scientific annihilation has destroyed the possibility of war being a medium of practical settlement of international differences. If you lose, you are annihilated. If you win, you stand only to lose. War contains the germs of double suicide. Military alliances, balances of power, leagues of nations all in turn have failed. We have our last chance. If we will not devise some greater and more equitable system, Armageddon will be at our door." - General Douglas MacArthur GLOBALIZATION: Globalization can be a step toward a progressive world community. However, this term has been co-opted by those whose goal is a world ruled by a few powerful nations, their corporations, an elite rich minority, and backed by the massive military power of the United States. This is essentially a de facto world government. It is the antithesis of democracy; moreover, corporate economic globalization is a disaster for our planet because this system is dependent on constantly expanding markets and mass consumption, which inevitably leads to a polluted and resource depleted planet. Corporate globalization has also widened the shameful gap between rich and poor. Globalization must be democratic and beneficial to all the people rather than the few. And it must include both social and economic justice. Today, only 20 percent of the world's population has more wealth than the remaining 80 percent. Moreover, this rich 20 percent consume over 80 percent of the world's resources. There is no possibility to establish democracy and a peaceful world under this gross disparity of wealth. THE UN AND CIVIL SOCIETY: "We seek to strengthen the United Nations, to help solve its financial problems, to make it a more effective instrument for peace, to develop it into a genuine world security system. capable of resolving disputes on the basis of law, of insuring the security of the large and the small, and of creating conditions under which arms can finally be abolished. The will requires a new effort to achieve world law." - President John Kennedy REFORM AND DEMOCRATIZATION OF THE UNITED NATIONS, a "Third Generation UN" as former UN Secretary General Boutros Boutros-Ghali terms it, must include direct representation of people. In cooperation with the Campaign for a More Democratic UN (CAMDUN), AWC actively works for the inclusion of a Peoples Assembly within the UN system, which is possible under Article 22 of the UN Charter. One concept is a two-tier parliament as suggested by former UN Secretary General Perez de Cuellar. One tier would be the General Assembly of nations, and the second tier comprised of civil society, perhaps represented by NGOs. A HUMAN MANIFESTO This document was first published in 1972 by Planetary Citizens Registry (no longer in operation) as a full-page ad in the New York Times. The inspiration for this document was initiated by UN Secretary-General U Thant. The Association of World Citizens has gathered a new list of prominent personalities as endorsers for the reissue of this document· A Human Manifesto is a message of hope and vision in this time of violence and war. Publication of the Manifesto is the first phase of our Global Peace Campaign. The second phase will be a major peace conference scheduled for San Francisco in late 2003 with the title: "Creating a World Beyond Terrorism and War." Many of the endorsers of A Human Manifesto will participate. ENDORSE "A HUMAN MANIFESTO" (Include Name, Country & Organization if applicable in email) ------------------------------------------------------------ ------------ A HUMAN MANIFESTO Human life on our planet is in jeopardy. It is in jeopardy from war that could pulverize the human habitat. It is in jeopardy from preparations for war that destroy or diminish the prospects of decent existence. It is in jeopardy because of the denial of human rights. It is in jeopardy because the air is being fouled and the waters and soil are being poisoned. It is in jeopardy because of the uncontrolled increase in population. If these dangers are to be removed and if human development is to be assured, we the peoples of this planet must accept obligations to each other and to thee generations of human beings to come. We have the obligation to free our world of war by creating an enduring basis for world peace. We have the obligation to safeguard the delicate balances of the natural environment and to develop the world's resources for the common good. We have the obligation to place the human interest, and human sovereignty above national sovereignty. We have the obligation to make human rights the primary concern of society. We have the obligation to create a world order in which man neither has to kill or be killed. In order to carry out these obligations, we the peoples of this world assert our primary allegiance to each other in the family of man. We declare our individual citizenship to the world community and our support for a United Nations capable of governing our planet in the common human interest. The world belongs to the people who inhabit it. We have the right to change it, shape it, nurture it. Life in the universe is unimaginably rare. It must be be protected, respected, cherished. We pledge our energies and resources of spirit to the preservation of the human habitat and to the infinite possibilities of human betterment in our time. Endorsers of the 2002 reissue of A Human Manifesto Hafsat Abiola Founder Kudirat Initiative for Democracy Nigeria Tadatoshi Akiba Mayor of Hiroshima Japan Tony Benn M.P. English Parliamentarian United Kingdom Boutros Boutros-Ghali Former UN Secretary General Egypt Willie L. Brown, Jr. Mayor City & County of San Francisco USA Fritjof Capra Founding Director Center for Ecoliteracy USA Ingvar Carlsson Former Prime Minister of Sweden Co-Chair Commission on Global Governance Sweden Eugene J. Carroll, Jr. Rear Admiral, US Navy, Retired USA President Jimmy Carter Nobel Laureate, Peace, 2002 USA Sir Authur C. Clarke Author Sri Lanka Mairead Corrigan Maquire Nobel Laureate, Peace, 1976 N. Ireland Walter Cronkite Journalist USA Mario Cuomo Former Governor of New York State USA His Holiness Tenzin Gyatso the 14th Dalai Lama Nobel Laureate, Peace, 1989 India Marian Wright Edelman Founder and President Children's Defense Fund USA Paul Ehrlich Population and Environmental Scientist USA Richard R. Ernst Nobel Laureate, Chemistry, 1991 Switzerland Adolfo Perez Esquivel Nobel Laureate, Peace, 1980 Argentina Benjamin B. Ferencz Author Former Prosecutor at the Nuremberg War Crimes Trial USA President Gerald R. Ford USA Arun Gandhi Co-founder M. K. Gandhi Institute for Nonviolence USA Jane Goodall Scientist Founder, Jane Goodall Institute for Wildlife Research USA Hazel Henderson Author, Futurist, Economist USA John Hennessy President, Stanford University USA Arthur Hiller Film Director Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award 2002 Academy Award Ceremony USA Barbara Marx Hubbard Author, President of Foundation for Conscious Evolution USA Wolfgang Ketterle Nobel Laureate, Physics, 2001 USA Frederik Willem de Klerk Nobel Laureate, Peace, 1993 Former President of South Africa South Africa David Krieger, President Nuclear Age Peace Foundation USA Dennis Kucinich U.S. Congressman USA Ervin Laszlo Author, Scientist, Founder Club of Budapest Hungary Norman Lear Author, Television Producer USA Federico Mayor Former Director General of UNESCO Spain Zubin Mehta Music Conductor USA & Israel Edgar Mitchell Astronaut Founder, Institute of Noetic Sciences USA Robert Muller Former Asst. UN Secretary General Chancellor, University for Peace Costa Rica Robert K. Musil Executive Director Physicians for Social Responsibility USA Seyyed Hossein Nasr Professor of Islamic Studies George Washington University USA Anaisabel Prera Director General Fundación Cultura de Paz Spain Sir Shridath Ramphal Co-Chairman The Commission on Global Governance United Kingdom Robert B. Reich Former US Secretary of Labor USA Douglas Roche O.C. Senator of Canada International Chairman Middle Powers Initiative Canada Eleanor Roosevelt Author, Speaker Niece of Eleanor Roosevelt USA Mstislav Rostropovich Cellist, Conductor USA Joseph Rotblat Nobel Laureate, Peace, 1995 United Kingdom Oscar Arias Sanchez Nobel Laureate, Peace, 1987 Former President of Costa Rica Costa Rica Frederick Sanger Nobel Laureate, Chemistry, 1958, 1980 United Kingdom Martin Sheen Actor, Activist USA Rt. Rev. Bishop William Swing Founder, United Religions Initiative USA Charles H. Townes Nobel Laureate, Physics, 1964 USA Archbishop Desmond Tutu Nobel Laureate, Peace, 1984 South Africa Lynne Twist Author Vice Chair, Institute of Noetic Sciences USA Elie Wiesel Writer, Nobel Laureate, Peace, 1986 USA Jody Williams Nobel Laureate, Peace, 1997 Founding Coordinator International Campaign To Ban Landmines USA Muhammad Yunus Founder & Director Grameen Bank Bangladesh ENDORSE "A HUMAN MANIFESTO" (Include Name, Country & Organization if applicable in email) MySpace Profile Photo Editor |
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ASSOCIATION OF WORLD CITIZENS WORKING TOGETHER TO BUILD A WORLD COMMUNITY AWC GOALS AND PROGRAMS "I am a citizen, not of Athens, or Greece, but of the world." - Socrates (5th Century B.C.) THE ASSOCIATION OF WORLD CITIZENS (AWC) is an international peace organization with branches in 50 countries. Initiated in 1975, AWC has NGO status with the UN's Department of Public Information (DPI), and Consultative Status with the UN's Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC). The goal is working with people, progressive governments, and international institutions to create a Global Village of lasting peace, social and economic justice, and the foundation for a new civilization based on respect for life and the environment. The key to achieve this goal is for people to think and act as responsible Citizens of theWorld. World Citizenship is not a replacement for national citizenship, but rather a new responsibility in this interdependent world to work together across national boundaries to secure our common fate. AWC is working with people, progressive governments, and international institutions to help create a democratic world community with global governance capable of maintaining lasting peace and justice through international law. The key to achieve this goal is for people to think and act as responsible Citizens of the World. "The age of nations is past, the task before us now, if we are to survive is to shake off our ancient prejudices, and build the earth." - Teilhard de Chardin ERADICATION OF NUCLEAR WEAPONS: A top priority is the complete elimination of nuclear weapons from the face of the earth with legal constraints to ensure they can never be built again. There can be no security until this goal is attained. There are 30,000 nuclear weapons stockpiled in this third year of the new millennium. Moreover, thousands of U.S. and Russian nuclear warheads are on a hair-trigger alert, ready for launch in a few minutes notice. The immediate task is for all nuclear warheads to be taken off hair-trigger alert status. This would eliminate the possibility of nuclear war through an accidental missile launch or miscalculation and the subsequent destruction of both the United States and Russia within an hour. The elimination of nuclear weapons will lead to the eradication of all weapons of mass destruction. THE WAR SYSTEM: The goal is the elimination of the war system itself, with future conflicts between peoples and nations to be settled through the framework of world law under the jurisdiction of a much strengthened, democratic, representative, and reformed United Nations. There is no alternative to perpetual war, leading to an ultimate disaster for humanity, or the constant preparation for war, with all the economic, political, and cultural elements that support and rely on the war system. An immediate task is to stop the militarization of space, which would turn the heavens above into a new terrorism for humanity below, and make disarmament steps more difficult, if not impossible. "Abolition of war is no longer an ethical question to be pondered solely by learned philosophers and ecclesiastics, but a hard core one for the decision of the masses whose survival is the issue. Many will tell you with mockery and ridicule that the abolition of war can only be a dream.that it is the vague imagining of a visionary. But we must go on or we will go under! We must have new thoughts, new ideas, new concepts. We must break out of the strait jacket of the past. We must have sufficient imagination and courage to translate the universal wish for peace - which is rapidly becoming a universal necessity - into actuality." "The very triumph of scientific annihilation has destroyed the possibility of war being a medium of practical settlement of international differences. If you lose, you are annihilated. If you win, you stand only to lose. War contains the germs of double suicide. Military alliances, balances of power, leagues of nations all in turn have failed. We have our last chance. If we will not devise some greater and more equitable system, Armageddon will be at our door." - General Douglas MacArthur GLOBALIZATION: Globalization can be a step toward a progressive world community. However, this term has been co-opted by those whose goal is a world ruled by a few powerful nations, their corporations, an elite rich minority, and backed by the massive military power of the United States. This is essentially a de facto world government. It is the antithesis of democracy; moreover, corporate economic globalization is a disaster for our planet because this system is dependent on constantly expanding markets and mass consumption, which inevitably leads to a polluted and resource depleted planet. Corporate globalization has also widened the shameful gap between rich and poor. Globalization must be democratic and beneficial to all the people rather than the few. And it must include both social and economic justice. Today, only 20 percent of the world's population has more wealth than the remaining 80 percent. Moreover, this rich 20 percent consume over 80 percent of the world's resources. There is no possibility to establish democracy and a peaceful world under this gross disparity of wealth. THE UN AND CIVIL SOCIETY: "We seek to strengthen the United Nations, to help solve its financial problems, to make it a more effective instrument for peace, to develop it into a genuine world security system.capable of resolving disputes on the basis of law, of insuring the security of the large and the small, and of creating conditions under which arms can finally be abolished. The will requires a new effort to achieve world law." - President John Kennedy REFORM AND DEMOCRATIZATION OF THE UNITED NATIONS, a "Third Generation UN" as former UN Secretary GeneralBoutros Boutros-Ghali terms it, must include direct representation of people. In cooperation with the Campaign for a More Democratic UN (CAMDUN), AWC actively works for the inclusion of a Peoples Assembly within the UN system, which is possible under Article 22 of the UN Charter. One concept is a two-tier parliament as suggested by former UN Secretary General Perez de Cuellar. One tier would be the General Assembly of nations, and the second tier comprised of civil society, perhaps represented by NGOs. OPTIONS FOR A PEOPLES ASSEMBLY (CAMDUM) WORLD CITIZEN ASSEMBLY (WCA): Eleven WCAs have been held to date. The locations included Tokyo, Hiroshima, Paris, Los Angeles, San Francisco, and several in New York City. The latest Assembly was held in Taipei, Taiwan in April of 2001. More than 400 delegates from 52 countries attended. These meetings bring together peace activists from around the world to initiate coordinated global action programs. The next WCA is scheduled for San Francisco in late 2004. WORLD CITIZENSHIP DAY CELEBRATION: The first World Citizenship Day Celebration was held in San Francisco on March 20, 2000. The second celebration was held during WCA 2001 in Taiwan and attended by 20,000 people and 3,000 performers in Taipei Stadium. This is an annual event. "And so, my fellow Americans: ask not what your country can do for you - ask what you can do for your country. My fellow citizens of the world: ask not what America will do for you, but what together we can do for the freedom of man." - John F. Kennedy Inaugural address, 1961 STUDENTS FOR PEACE: An active program reaching out to students to work for peace on the local and global level as responsible citizens of the world. This includes a curriculum for students in high school and above to study conflict resolution, the United Nations, and other crucial issues. The Global Village is not a dream; it is imperative if humankind is to survive. In 1989, UNESCO officially adopted a study on human violence entitled the Seville Statement. This study by prominent scientists, academics, and other intellectuals from around the world concluded that war is not inherent in human beings. The violence of war is learned and passed on from generation to generation. The Seville Statement concluded: "Since wars begin in the minds of men, so peace also begins in our minds. The same species that invented war is capable of inventing peace. The responsibility lies within each of us. "We have flown the air like birds and swum the sea like fishes, but have yet to learn the simple act of walking the earth together as brothers." - Martin Luther King Jr. "World federation is an ideal that will not die. More and more people are coming to realize that peace must be more than an interlude if we are to survive; that people is a produce of law and order; that law is essential if the force of arms is not to rule the world." - William O. Douglas - Supreme Court Justice "Only with a burning patience can we conquer the Splendid city that will give light, justice and dignity to all mankind" -Rimbaud BECOME A WORLD CITIZEN TODAY AND BE PART OF THIS GREAT MOVEMENT TO CREATE A BETTER WORLD FOR THE 21ST CENTURY ASSOCIATION OF WORLD CITIZENS BRANCHES Bangladesh Director, Rev. Priti Sarman pritisarman@yahoo.com Budubaram Refugee Camp, Accra, Ghana Director, Slabe Sennay Grapei2000@hotmail.com Bulgaria Director, Vessela Sirakova Sirakov4@yahoo.com Cameroon Director, Victor Atanga Ascvo_unesco@yahoo.fr Cuba Director, Waldo Tapia England Director, Ian Grant ukcitizens@trackrecords.co.uk Ethiopia Director, Mussie Hailu mussiepeace@yahoo.co.uk Gambia Director, Ibrahim Sorie Sesay Germany Director, Ingrid Schittich communication@worldcitizens.de Ghana Director Stephen Hicks Ampeapong globalcitz@hotmail.com India Director, Dr. Sheshrao Chaven sheshroa-chaven@yahoo.co.in Iran Director Professor Mansour Ghazi Zahedi Kenya Assistant Director: Pauline Mwangi awcecakenya@yahoo.co.uk Lagos State University Nigeria Director, Sadiq Y. Adebisi ydebby2@yahoo.com Lebanon Director: Beshara Ghorayeb Malawi Director, Moses Mkandawire churchsociety@malawi.net Mauritius Director, Soodhakur Ramlallah kitgrass@intne.mu Nepal Director, Chauyen Lai Shrestha chauyenlai@hotmail.com Nigeria Director, Samuel Ogbede sepproject@yahoo.com Pakistan Director, Dr. Khalid Pervaiz Sulehri Khalid_ihro@yahoo.com Russia Director, Vladimir Shestakov vsheste@online.ru Senegal Director, Ababacar Diop Baba_kone@yahoo.fr Sierra Leone Director, Anthony K. Matthews matjama@yahoo.com South Africa Director, Prince Skosana skosana.p@diplomats.com Sri Lanka Director, Rev. Priti Sarman Taiwan Director, Dr. Hong Tao Tze info@fowpal.com Tanzania Representative, Adele Tinwa awcecatanzania@exite.com Thailand Director, Dr. Thongmoah Champangen Uganda/Somalia/Kenya/Angola Director, Ndaula Kisekka James awceca@lycos.com Zambia Director, Kutoma Lubasi Lubinda Coming Online: Armenia Australia Brazil Cambodia Colombia Costa Rica France Greece Mexico Philippines Sri Lanka Switzerland |
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| http://www.avaaz.org/en/london_handshake_event Posted by Association of World Citizens UK on Tue, 13 May 2008 02:30:00 PST |
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| What else could we expect from those in power and who have the authority YOU and I give them every time we vote?Illegal drugs often put people inside for years yet legal drugs, approved and blessed by... Posted by Association of World Citizens UK on Mon, 31 Mar 2008 07:18:00 PST |
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| Something amazing took place last night.Author of The Power Of Now & A New Earth - Awakening To Your Lifes Purpose Eckhart Tolle and Oprah Winfrey hosted the first of a series of 10 webcasts with a li... Posted by Association of World Citizens UK on Tue, 04 Mar 2008 01:21:00 PST |
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| Good luck to all those people who have the guts to stand up to BAA and the government by camping out at Heathrow. There is far more at stake than a third runway but that is the focus. To use terrorist... Posted by Association of World Citizens UK on Mon, 13 Aug 2007 03:08:00 PST |
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| Good luck to all those people who have the guts to stand up to BAA and the government by camping out at Heathrow. There is far more at stake than a third runway but that is the focus. To use terrorist... Posted by Association of World Citizens UK on Mon, 13 Aug 2007 03:09:00 PST |
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