PEACE

NEGATIVE PEACE POSITIVE PEACE

Absence of direct/physical Presence of conditions of well-being
violence (both macro and and just relationships: social,
micro) economic, political, ecological

STRUCTURAL VIOLENCE
DIRECT VIOLENCE E.g. poverty, hunger
Eg. War, tortue, child and SOCIO-CULTURAL VIOLENCE
woman abuse e.g. racism, sexism, religious intolerance
ECOLOGICAL VIOLENCE
e.g. pollution, overconsumption

VIOLENCE
 HARMONY WITH SACRED RESOURCES

PEACE BETWEEN HUMAN AND THE EARTH AND BEYOND

HARMONY WITH NATURE

HARMONY WITH
OTHERS

HARMONY WITH THE SELF

Respect for other groups within nationand other

nations, justice, tolerance cooperation
 HUMAN DIGNITY IS DEFINED AS THE
FUNDAMENTAL INNATE WORTH OF A HUMAN
BEING, A PRINCIPLE THAT IS NOW UNIVERSALLY
ACCEPTED BUT HAS NOT TAKEN ROOT IN THE
ACTUAL PRACTICES OF MANY GOVERNMENTS,
COMMUNITIES, AND OTHER NON-STATE ACTORS.
DISCARDS THE DISTINCTION BETWEEN THE PRIVATE AND THE PUBLIC SPHERES
CHALLENGING PREJUDICE AND
BUILDING TOLERANCE
TYPES OF PREJUDICE
“EVERYONE SHALL ENJOY THE RIGHTS SECURED IN
THE CONVENTION WHATEVER THE COLOR OF THEIR
SKIN, THEIR SEX, LANGUAGE, POLITICAL OR
RELIGIOUS CONVICTIONS OR THEIR ORIGINS”