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統一教会、統一教会とばかり言うから分からなかったんだろうね。 「世界平和統一家庭連合」の中には「家庭」という文字があるんだよ。 大きな建物を奪われても、「家庭」単位の教会で再出発できる。 そして、「世界」という文字もある。 全世界の家庭連合のバックアップと繋がりがある。 だから、解散させられたって起き上がる。 『名前は体を表す』 レッテル貼りに固執して、昔の名前ばかり連呼するから、本質に気付けない。 私は、大真面目に「世界平和」を求めている団体だと、認識しているんだけど。 ・UPF（https://t.co/UkUD3aEeLm） ・世界平和女性連合（https://t.co/Ukao0TjRN7） ・ワシントンタイムズ（https://t.co/X2wN1wdJCj） PR：国家の生贄（https://t.co/AcaJfAgkUN）

New York City, NY – March 31, 2026 CSW70 Women’s History Month Closing Ceremony Honors Global Women Leaders New York, NY – On Tuesday, March 31, a special closing ceremony was held in honor of Women’s History Month and the conclusion of the 70th Commission on the Status of Women at the United Nations. The event brought together approximately 80 participants—including UN NGO leaders, pastors, interfaith leaders, charity representatives, and two former UN ambassadors—to recognize outstanding women and organizations serving in the fields of faith, charity, and international service. The program celebrated the vital contributions of individuals and groups, particularly those holding consultative status with ECOSOC, for their dedication to peacebuilding and societal upliftment. A powerful highlight was the appointment of 12 participants as Ambassadors for Peace, affirming their leadership and commitment to the Universal Peace Federation’s vision of lasting peace. Attendees received a clear presentation of UPF’s four core principles and the inspiring history of its founding. The evening created a notably positive impact, helping many gain a deeper understanding of the organization and transforming previous misconceptions into greater respect and openness. This meaningful gathering reflected the spirit of the Women’s Federation for World Peace and the broader Peace Starts With Me Alliance by honoring women as essential leaders and peacemakers. Through recognition, education, and connection, the event strengthened cross-sector collaboration and advanced the shared goal of building One Family Under God.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Universal Peace Federation International Welcomes Nomination of Dr. Hak Ja Han for 2026 Nobel Peace Prize Nomination Recognizes Decades of Global Peacebuilding, Interfaith Dialogue, and Korean Peninsula Initiatives NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)—April 3, 2026-- Universal Peace Federation International (UPF International) today announced that Dr. Hak Ja Han, co-founder of the Universal Peace Federation, has been formally nominated for the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize by Dr. Ján Figeľ, former European Union Special Envoy for Freedom of Religion or Belief and president of FOREF Europe. The nomination recognizes Dr. Han’s decades-long contributions to international peacebuilding, interfaith dialogue, humanitarian cooperation, and reconciliation efforts, particularly in relation to the Korean Peninsula. In his submission, Dr. Figeľ highlighted several key initiatives: Interfaith cooperation: Appointment of thousands of Peace Ambassadors worldwide to bridge religious and cultural divides Korean Peninsula peace initiatives: Organization of international “Rally of Hope” summits promoting peaceful reunification Humanitarian recognition: Establishment of the Sunhak Peace Prize honoring global peace advocates United Nations engagement: Collaboration of UPF and the Women’s Federation for World Peace through General Consultative Status with the UN Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) 38th Parallel Peace Initiative: Proposal to create an international peace park in the Korean Demilitarized Zone Cultural diplomacy: Global outreach through the Little Angels Children’s Folk Ballet of Korea “Dr. Hak Ja Han has demonstrated a lifelong commitment to peacebuilding rooted in dialogue, cooperation, and respect for human dignity,” said Dr. Figeľ. “Her work has consistently brought together leaders and communities across ideological, religious, and political divides.” “Dr. Hak Ja Han’s life work represents a remarkable and sustained investment in peace,” said Dr. Tageldin Hamad, President of UPF International. “Through institution-building, global dialogue, humanitarian engagement, and cultural diplomacy, she has helped create platforms where cooperation can flourish and where the ideals of peace are translated into practical action.” Born in what is now North Korea and shaped by the experience of war and division, Dr. Han has dedicated her life to promoting reconciliation and strengthening families and communities as foundations for lasting peace. She co-founded the Women’s Federation for World Peace in 1992 and the Universal Peace Federation in 2005, both of which have grown into global networks supporting peace initiatives. The nomination also comes amid reports regarding Dr. Han’s current detention, which has raised concern among observers in the international community. According to public reporting, the matter has drawn attention among policymakers and diplomatic observers. Nobel Peace Prize nominations are confidential, and the Norwegian Nobel Committee receives hundreds of nominations each year. A nomination does not imply selection but reflects recognition of significant contributions to peace and international cooperation. About Universal Peace Federation International Universal Peace Federation International is an international nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting peace through dialogue, education, and cooperative initiatives. UPF holds GENERAL consultative status with the UN Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) and supports programs in interfaith cooperation, sustainable development, and international collaboration. Contacts Universal Peace Federation International Media Relations: Larry Moffit Email: [email protected] Phone: +1- (202) 669-0387

私たちは世界のために生きる目的で、献金し献身(奉仕活動)もしています。 そのために家族が迷惑だと感じているかもしれません。 でも60年以上刑法犯罪ゼロということは詐欺も脅迫も拉致も監禁も、されたことはあってもしていないということです。 共感した私たちは自分が自由にできるお金や時間を捧げているだけです。 私たちを非難する人たちに公金🐭🐭をうまくやっている人が多いように思いますが、全く真逆です。 あの事件以降、それを迷惑だという家族だけをピックアップしてメディアが報道しました。 しかし､多くの家族､子供達は親の生き方を理解し共感して､社会に訴えています。 #拉致監禁 #国家の生贄 #信教二世