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Five years of working together for peace and human rights: The Elders in London

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In July 2012, Desmond Tutu, Jimmy Carter and Mary Robinson visited London where they took part in a public debate at the Barbican to commemorate the five years since Nelson Mandela founded The Elders. They also held meetings with the UK Foreign Secretary and parliamentarians to discuss key foreign policy issues.

In early July 2012, Desmond Tutu, Jimmy Carter and Mary Robinson travelled to London to reflect on the five years since Nelson Mandela formed The Elders and to further their work to address global challenges.

The Elders participated in a public debate at Barbican Hall and held discussions with UK Foreign Secretary William Hague and British parliamentarians.

Photos: Jeff Moore | The Elders

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