Featuring strings by non other than Peter Gabriel, the song, like the campaign, dedicates itself to the realization that peace, is possible. To date, South Sudan's referendum has been a peaceful success, with 98% of its population voting for separation. The national flag of independence is expected to be raised on 9 July 2011; saying that, the issue of Darfur, the Nuba Mountains and the Abyei borders remains a disturbing situation for many in the region. WWP Supporters include a variety of high profile individuals and organisations, including Alicia Keys, Peter Gabriel, Richard Branson, George Clooney, Kofi Annan, former US President Jimmy Carter, Annie Lennox, MC Hammer, Yasir Arman of the Sudan People's Liberation Movement (SPLM), Kenya's Prime Minister Raila Odinga, the Enough Project, Humanity United and many more. As we enter 2011, Emmanuel Jal's We Want Peace campaign looks set to be bigger than ever, with soon to be announced tour dates, speaking engagements and an exciting new music development focused on Tribalism.
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Pledge through the power of music, We Want Peace has already made a highly memorable and effective impact across the globe, striking the hearts of many with its powerful and positive message of peace.
Our music and educational initiatives have generated worldwide attention, high profile support and clear cut success. Be a part of the responsibility. Associate with the world's most influential change makers. Feel the music. Be inspired. To make you pledge, please contact us today! A Peace Soldier is someone, anyone, who can activate awareness on those who abuse basic human rights. They are individuals who use education and understanding as their only weapons in generating a peaceful environment.
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