That this House congratulates the organisers of Rochdale Peace Parade, especially John Farrington, the schools and colleges of Rochdale and Rochdale Council for their successful celebration of the United Nations Day of Peace in 2006 and 2007; welcomes Rochdale Peace Parade's vision of nationwide events that would promote the absence of not only war, but of all violence and bullying in schools, in homes and on the streets; pledges to do whatever it can to promote 21st September as the United Nations Day of Peace, and its values, within parliamentary constituencies in order to further the objectives and vision incorporated within the UN General Assembly resolutions; and furthermore encourages local authorities across the United Kingdom to support local celebrations of this day.

That this House congratulates the organisers of Rochdale Peace Parade, especially John Farrington, the schools and colleges of Rochdale and Rochdale Council for their successful celebration of the United Nations Day of Peace in 2006 and 2007; welcomes Rochdale Peace Parade's vision of nationwide events that would promote the absence...

That this House expresses its support for the 16th to 17th July visit to London of Gen II Global Peace Initiative, inspired by Realising the Dream, funded by Martin Luther King III; recognises that the participants seek to collectively realise the vision of their renowned parents or grandparents; and notes that these include Reverend Dr Martin Luther King Jr., King Hussein, Cesar Chavez, Sri. Mahatma Gandhi, Sheikh Bachir Gemayel, Robert F. Kennedy, President Shimon Peres, Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin, Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau and Archbishop Desmond Tutu.

That this House expresses its support for the 16th to 17th July visit to London of Gen II Global Peace Initiative, inspired by Realising the Dream, funded by Martin Luther King III; recognises that the participants seek to collectively realise the vision of their renowned parents or grandparents; and notes...

That this House welcomes the formation of Independent Jewish Voices, a new organisation to represent British Jews in response to a perceived pro-Israeli bias in existing Jewish bodies in the UK; notes that more than 100 high-profile British Jews, including Nobel Prize-winning playwright Harold Pinter, historian Eric Hobsbawm, film director Mike Leigh, human rights lawyer Geoffrey Bindman, fashion designer Nicole Farhi and actors Stephen Fry and Zoe Wanamaker have already signed the group's founding declaration; and urges the Government to support the Independent Jewish Voices in its call to uphold the human rights of Palestinians and reach a just peace in the Middle East.

That this House welcomes the formation of Independent Jewish Voices, a new organisation to represent British Jews in response to a perceived pro-Israeli bias in existing Jewish bodies in the UK; notes that more than 100 high-profile British Jews, including Nobel Prize-winning playwright Harold Pinter, historian Eric Hobsbawm, film director...

That this House notes with extreme concern the BBC news report of the attack by a mob led by a Sri Lankan government minister on a peace rally on 8th January 2007 in Colombo, organised by the United People's Movement, a political group representing a wide range of political parties and civil society organisations; and urges the Government to express its condemnation of such actions to the Sri Lankan government.

That this House notes with extreme concern the BBC news report of the attack by a mob led by a Sri Lankan government minister on a peace rally on 8th January 2007 in Colombo, organised by the United People's Movement, a political group representing a wide range of political parties...