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noun
- 1. an informal encampment set up as a public protest against a military establishment or an aspect of military policy.
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3 days ago · From 2-9 July the 2024 Youth Peace Camp hosted by the Council of Europe is taking place at the European Youth Centre in Strasbourg. This transformative event brings together 80 young participants from regions deeply affected by conflicts, including Bosnia and Herzegovina, Cyprus, Kosovo*, Republic of Moldova, and the South Caucasus.
5 days ago · 09:15 Introductions to the European Youth Centre and to the people of the Youth Peace Camp Review of the programme, institutional framework and methodology of the camp 11:00 Break 11:30 Opening of Youth Peace Camp, with TOBIAS FLESSENKEMPER, Head of the Youth Department of the Council of Europe Getting to know (more) of each other
3 days ago · Camp David, rural retreat of U.S. presidents in Catoctin Mountain Park, a unit of the National Park Service on a spur of the Blue Ridge Mountains in Frederick county, northern Maryland, U.S. In 1978 the retreat was the site of a historic peace agreement reached between Egypt and Israel.
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4 days ago · At the beginning of the conflict, polling for ECFR suggested the existence of two main opinion groups across Europe – those who wanted the war to end as soon as possible (the “Peace camp”) and those who wanted Ukraine to defeat Russia (the “Justice camp”).
4 days ago · Israel’s peace camp has been in sharp decline for years now, and its struggle to regain prominence in the political sphere has only become more difficult since since the start of the war on ...
2 days ago · The Camp David Accords earned Sadat and Begin each a share of the 1978 Nobel Prize for Peace, but the subsequent peace process proved far more difficult than the parties expected.
3 days ago · At the core of the Youth Peace Camp lies an important mission: to promote dialogue, understanding, and peacebuilding among diverse youth. Through a meticulously designed program, participants engage in human rights education, intercultural learning, and conflict transformation.
