The necessity of the world peace movement

The struggle for world peace has become urgent in view of the world situation today. The weakening of the socialist camp in the world, the various divisions in the democratic and progressive camps in the country have become a threat to politics and social stability. In many parts of the world, terrorism, militancy, separatism, religious extremism, and religion-caste-race-ethnicity, superiority are pushing human society to the brink of division.

The image of conflict-war-conflict in different states and societies is the negative form of these elements. After the end of the Cold War, the center of gravity shifted to America and the capitalist countries of the West, putting world civilization in danger. These powerful countries are wreaking havoc in the Middle East. Humanity is being bloodied every day in the countries of the Middle East and North Africa. The imperialist powers are desperate to plunder the oil and mineral resources of these countries.

They are disrupting the regional balance by fragmenting the countries of the Middle East while selling arms equally to the warring countries. Weapons and money are being used to keep religious extremist forces and conflicts alive. World democracy will not be possible without democratization of the state and society and protection of the rights of all people. To this end, the governments of all countries must come forward to ensure a balanced distribution of state resources, growth and economic prosperity, the elimination of all forms of inequality, the human rights of all people, and the provision of livelihood.

More than 12 lakh Rohingyas have been displaced from Myanmar and taken refuge in Bangladesh. The Myanmar government and its majority community are intolerant of ethnic minorities, choosing the path of oppression and torture. The world community must speak out for the Rohingya to return home and live with all their rights in safety.

The World Peace Council can organize interfaith intercultural dialogue to promote harmony, tolerance and empathy among people around the world. Writers, artists, intellectuals and cultural activists from all over the country will be active in the Peace Council to read a benevolent state and humane society - this is the call of world humanity today.