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KidZ 4 Peace Camp

12-14  April  2013

The global events and human experience over the past 50 years have given the quest for peace a new urgency especially for the sake of our children and future generations. It is now widely acknowledged that peace is not just the absence of war but is a holistic concept requiring harmony at all levels of human endeavour. The Kidz 4 Peace Camp is an attempt to nurture attitudes, values and human qualities which will help realize this concept in children.

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