The Lambat-Liwanag network for empowering paradigm shifts, a member organization of Pamayanang SaniblLakas ng Pilipinas, has been operating a growing on-line library of articles for each of these 15 paradigms seeking wider/deeper discourse, dissemination and mainstreaming. The 15 paradigms and their sub-topics are enumerated in http://lambat-liwanag.8m.net. .
Access to the articles under Paradigm No. 14 ("Human Dignity and Harmony: Human Rights and Peace") is now being offered to everyone who visits this blog, especially the participants of the "www.Peacecamp-Masbate2010" On-Line Forum on Peace Advocacy and Education. Lambat-Liwanag supports the on-line publication of these "think" pieces, including those that our officers and leaders do not personally agree with.
Paradigm No. 14 directly accessible via http://lambat-liwanag.8m.net/14.htm.
"Human Dignity and Harmony: Human Rights and Peace" upholds the simultaneity of human individuality and human community, of both the dignity of every person upheld as human rights, and human harmony achievable only in genuine human community. Human Rights and Peace Movements should work closely together.
Initial Collection of Articles,
Books & Other References:
14-01: General
Human Rights as Education for Peace by Betty Reardon
Human Rights and Peace: Intertwined Advocacies by Ed Aurelio C. Reyes
The Human Right to Peace by Federico Mayor, UNESCO
14-02: Human internal harmony and internal synergy ('innergy') of body, mind, spirit
Synergy of Person Dimensions By Ed Aurelio C. Reyes
14-03: Human social harmony and synergies in all human dimensions, with commonalities as bonding element and diversity as dynamic factor.
Synergism in Teamwork By Ed Aurelio C. Reyes
14-04: Recognition of universal, inviolable and indivisible Human Rights based on the universality of Human Dignity
Universal Declaration of Human Rights UN General Assembly
Universal Declaration of the Rights of Peoples
Nobel Peace Prize Address on Racism by Nelson Mandela
14-05: Human Dynamic Harmony and Full Respect for Human Rights as requirement of Genuine Peace
Philippine Human Rights Agenda, 2004-2010 by PAHRA
Catholic Social Teachings on Human Dignity
14-06: Violence, especially physical, as violation of human dignity of both perpetrator and victim, and the culture of violence as an indicator of lack of human development and an obstacle to any further human development.
War Kills Human Rights by Ed Aurelio C. Reyes
14-07: Additional and Miscellaneous
LightShare for Earnest Human Conversations by LightShare
All who agree or disagree strongly with any item or passage here are asked to send in their own articles/opinions to lambatliwanag@yahoogroups.com. (We promise to upload only written feedback and articles).
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