World March Manifesto
Ten years after the first world March for Peace and nonviolence, the reasons that motivated it, far from being reduced, have been strengthened. Vivimos en un mundo en el que crece el unilateralismo autoritario, al tiempo que se degrada el papel fundacional de las Naciones Unidas en la resolución de conflictos internacionales. A world that bleeds in dozens of wars, mostly silenced by disinformation; In which the ecological crises of unsustainability that the Club of Rome explode Announced a half-century ago; Where millions of migrants, refugees and environmental displaced are pushed to defy frontiers of injustice and death; which are intended to justify wars and massacres in the dispute over increasingly scarce resources; Where the clash of “geopolitical plates” between dominant and emerging powers raises new and dangerous tensions; In which the greed of the richest bankruptcy, even in the developed countries, any expectation or reality of welfare society, raising waves of indignation that end up manipulating and generating alarming movements of rejection and xenophobia against Refugees and immigrants; A world in which the justification of violence, in the name of “security”, makes the risk of escalations of uncontrollable proportions grow.
The Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons, from 1970, far from opening the way to nuclear disarmament, has consolidated the power of mass destruction, expanding even the global death club with nuclear arsenals in hands Israel, India , Pakistan…, in highly conflicting regions. All this explains that the Committee of Atomic Scientists situate the Global Risk index (Doomsday clock) as the greatest lived since the Cuban missile Crisis in 1962.
Today, the 2nd World March for Peace and nonviolence is more necessary than ever. EstÔ previsto que salga de Madrid el 2 de octubre de 2019 para recorrer todos los continentes, hasta el 8 de marzo del 2020, promoviendo la educación en la noviolencia y federando los movimientos que en todo el mundo defienden y promueven la democracia, la justicia social y ambiental, la igualdad entre géneros, la solidaridad entre pueblos y la sostenibilidad de la vida en el planeta. Una Marcha que busca visibilizar y empoderar a esos movimientos, comunidades y organizaciones, en una convergencia global de esfuerzos en pro de los siguientes objetivos:
- Levantar un gran clamor mundial de ese "nosotros, los pueblos", con el que tan lúcidamente se inicia la Carta de las Naciones Unidas, para una rÔpida puesta en prÔctica del Tratado de Prohibición de Armas Nucleares, que permita liberar los recursos destinados hoy a la destrucción a resolver necesidades bÔsicas de la humanidad.
- To undertake a hunger eradication Plan, in line with the ODS (Sustainable Development Goals), which has the necessary funds to be effective.
- Activate a Plan of urgent measures against all types of cism, racism, segregation and persecution by sex, race, nationality or religion.
- To promote a Democratic charter of Global Citizenship, complementing the declaration of Human Rights (civil, political and socioeconomic).
- Incorporate the Carta de la Tierra To the ODS ' international Agenda, to cope effectively with climate change and other fronts of environmental unsustainability.
- refounding United Nations , giving participation to civil society, democratizing the Security Council to transform it into a veritable world Peace Council. and creating an environmental and economic Security Council, So that the five priorities of the United Nations are strengthened: food, water, health, environment and education
- Promote alliances of movements, parties and NGOs to travel from the culture of imposition, violence and war to a culture of peace, nonviolence, dialogue and solidarity, in each locality, country and region, from the global perspective that It offers this world March.