Providing mediation, facilitation and advisory support to parties and groups engaged in peace and negotiations processes
Knowledge Resources and Practical Tools for Intractable Conflicts.
Promoting Innovation in Peacebuilding, Conflict and Cultural Transformation.
The Peace Appeal Foundation Multi-Track Innovations
for Intractable Conflicts
The Peace Appeal Foundation supports peace and conflict transformation processes globally through inclusive, multi-track and multi-sector interventions designed to achieve agreed, fair and just outcomes. The cornerstone of our work is direct, sustained facilitation and advisory services in some of the world's most intractable conflicts. The Peace Appeal works collaboratively with local and international partners to develop and disseminate innovative tools, methodologies, educational materials and programs in support of peace and conflict transformation efforts. The Peace Appeal Foundation grew out of the work of a group of Nobel Peace Laureates and individuals who in the late 1990's helped launch the United Nations International Decade for a Culture of Peace and Non-Violence.
Profiles: Padma Ratna Tuladhar
The Persistent Himalayan Peacemaker
Padma Ratna Tuladhar is a Peace Appeal Foundation Advisory Board Member. Better known in Nepal as a Human Rights activist, Civil Society leader, and Independent Left politician, Mr Tuladhar has been a facilitator and mediator of Nepal's democratic, peace and negotiations processes since the inception of the country's transition to democracy for more than two decades. He became a member of Nepal's National Assembly (Rashtriya Panchayat) under the party-less political system in 1986, elected from Kathmandu District. Read More...
Sri Lanka: Can Warriors Be Peacemakers?
Mar 10, 2010: With General Sarath Fonseka's arrest following the Jan. 26th presidential election, President Mahinda Rajapaksa has indicated his lack of interest in transforming himself from warrior to peacemaker.
Nepal - Reaffirmation of Past Agreements and Commitments
Agreements signed in the past 3 years called for restoring victims’ dignity, for ending greed and respecting the lives of ALL. Now, when creating a unified security structure leadership must remove labels of “enemy combatants” or “royal forces".
Holder v. Humanitarian Law Project
Does the necessity of combating terrorism make permissible certain curtailments of freedom of speech?
