By Jody Williams I’d ended my previous blog noting that when we got back to Bahai from our first… Read More »
By Anisha Desai Last time I wrote, which was on Sunday, 3 August, we were sitting in the airport… Read More »
By Anisha Desai It is Sunday, 3 August 2008, and here we are again in the VIP lounge at… Read More »
By Anisha Desai We started our second day in Juba with a briefing by Mia on the refugee camps… Read More »
By Anisha Desai Our flight was to leave around 10:15 this morning, but we didn’t even board until 15… Read More »
By Erin Simpson Mia Farrow’s comment that ‘working for peace is not a passive process’ rang true today during… Read More »
By Jody Williams Monday, 28 July 2008 The sky is full of clouds and it is raining this morning… Read More »
By Anisha Desai Addis Ababa, Ethiopia Yesterday in Bankok was a rare day of mostly down time – except… Read More »
By Anisha Desai Ok. So, having left you days ago upon leaving Chiang Mai, here we are back in… Read More »
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Thailand-Burma, South Sudan, Chad July-August, 2008
The Thai-Burma border, South Sudan, and Chad will be visited this summer by peace prize laureates of the Nobel Women’s Initiative and prominent human rights activists. Why? So the delegation can lend support to women on the ground in promoting messages and ideas about human rights and peace-building in the regions.