In his work at the Carter Centre, now celebrating its 25th year, he has monitored elections all over the world to ensure that democracy is upheld, fought for human rights, for peace, for food, housing, health.
"The demobilisation is the most important factor right now for peace," said Azayi Kabunga, emphatically.
"Prime minister Abe says we need the right for our peace, [but] many Japanese people know our peace has been kept by not attacking any countries.
For practical Likudniks, there is the hope that the center-right, hawk-for-peace Sharon will bring along a greater plurality in the Knesset.
Finally, in a piece from 1965, Renata Adler offers an overview of the Vietnam-era's student protest movements — for free speech, for civil rights, and for peace.
The document, "For the Health of the Nation," called upon evangelicals not only to safeguard the sanctity of life and to nurture families but also to seek justice for the poor, protect human rights, work for peace, and preserve God's creation.
From the Dominican Republic to to Guatamala to Brazil, UNICEF and CELAM has focussed on five areas: Survival and child development; promotion and defense of children's rights; education for peace, democracy and development; preventive education in risk situations; pastoral / Ministry to persons living with HIV/AIDS.
Under current law, it seems, the right to make profits is more sacrosanct than the right to petition for peace, and the need to placate American businesses more compelling than the need to provide food and shelter to earthquake victims and war refugees.
They worried about treaties with Britain and Spain that might cede territory or sacrifice navigation rights in exchange for peace.
Earlier, the Reverend Al Sharpton, the civil rights activist, appealed for peace.
