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The Elders Speak: Desmond Tutu, Jimmy Carter And Mary Robinson
Desmond Tutu, Jimmy Carter and Mary Robinson answer questions from The Huffington Post's Marianne Schnall
Martti Ahtisaari calls for dialogue between religions
Speaking at the University of Helsinki, Martti Ahtisaari stated his belief that religions play a major role not only in the creation of conflicts, but also in their resolution.
A crisis in Sudan
One of the most urgent responsibilities the international community faces is in Sudan, which is facing a renewal of nationwide violence.
Archbishop Tutu’s Statement on Haiti
The magnitude of the devastation in Haiti has shocked and saddened the world. Shock at the suddenness and dire impact of the earthquake; sadness at the number of lives lost - bringing tragedy and grief on an unimaginable scale.
Sudan Between Peril and Hope
With the right international support, Sudan could move decisively towards peace and democracy in the coming months. If the international community fails the challenge, conflicts and tensions that have already cost hundreds of thousands of lives will continue and worsen. We dare not let this happen.
Religion and Women
Religions derive their power and popularity in part from the ethical compass they offer. So why do so many faiths help perpetuate something that most of us regard as profoundly unethical: the oppression of women?
Gaza must be rebuilt now
We can wait no longer to restart the Middle East peace process. The human suffering in Gaza demands urgent relief.
Aung San Suu Kyi - Burma's Nelson Mandela
Desmond Tutu shares his reaction to President Barack Obama's recent push to bring Burma and Aung San Suu Kyi into the global agenda.
A legacy for our children?
The world can’t afford any more political procrastination on climate change, warn Desmond Tutu and Mary Robinson