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Reconciliation begins in the bush among refugees from the war in Bougainville, 1997

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In a remote coastal community at Hamuhamu, two women from very different cultures meet and share from their hearts. Maggie and Debbie partcipated in a learning workshop for pastors and their wives from all over the eastern Gulf Province.

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Opening doors of understanding: Pdt Made Dwi Adyana from Bali shares with Zuleyha Keskin from Australia

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Peacebuilders from the Middle East: an Egyptian pastor, a Syrian priest, a Palestinian teacher and a Lebanese lawyer - brothers and sisters together.

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At Pacific PeaceBuilding Initiatives conference 2003, Fiama Rakau presents a namele leaf, the traditional sign of reconiliction in Vanuatu

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Deacon John Dacey, Former Bougainville Revolutionary Army Commander Ishmael Toroama and Emmanuel Kopwe in conversation at Peacebuilders International convocation, in Sydney 2007.

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Rev Miriam Arthur co-lead a Spiritual Rehabilitation Team to communities in the Siwai, Bougainville. The team enabled community based trauma healing to occur and opened doors to reconciliation and forgiveness. 1999

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The Berlin Wall - now but a monument to philosphopical conflict that cost a nation decades of division, but which became a relict as a result of non-violent regime change, Germany 2005.

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Honorable Eric Henry and Emmanuel Kopwe hear each others' stories of reconciliation, whilst Pastor Leinamau Manrogoana from Vanuatu listens in to this interesting exchange between a Solomon Islander and a Tanzanian

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Solomon Islands delegation at Peacebuilders International, 2007.

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Tears flowed unashamedly at Peacebuilders International gathering in Sydney as Guadalcanal and Malaita leaders chose to reconcile publicly. Former enemies embracing each other, sharing a room, sharing meals and sharing tears of forgiveness inspires hope for all humanity.

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The traditonal process of reconcilaition in Fijian society revolves around the presentation of a Tabua. At Peacebuilders International gathering in Sydney, Indgenous Fijians apologised to and reconciled with Fijian Indians in a deeply felt and genuine presentation.

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Truth and Mercy meet as Indo-Fijian and Indigenous Fijian embrace. Rev Adriel Sami and Deaconess Venina Nadoki.

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Peace and Justice kiss each other as Indo-Fijian and Rotuman Fijian embrace each other in genuine reconciliation: Grace Sunil Lata and Raki Tigarea.

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Summit of Religious Leaders in Bali 22 October 2005

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Summit of Religious Leaders in Bali 22 October 2005

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Easter Youth Camp, Tambaka Bay, Solomon Islands

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Hindu & Christian engaging in the building of peace in Bali, Indonesia

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Augusto Soares conducts a youth sporting carnival as an intentional peacebuilding initiative in Dili, Timor Leste.

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Traditional Guadalcanal Welcome of officials coming to witness the arrival of the Malaitans on the Weather Coast coming to Guadalcanal to reconcile with their enemy: Aug 28, 2008

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Pan Pipers lead the arriving Malaitans to the reconciliation with Guadalcanal people

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World Vision Peacebuilders arrive at Makaruka to coordinate Reconciliation between Malaitans and their Guadalcanal hosts and "enemies"

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Peacebuilder Ishmael Idu interviewed by Television One crew at Makaruka Reconciliation

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The girls of Makaruka prepare to welcome their enemies to the Reconciliation between Malaitans and Guadalcanal communities

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Photos by ©IR Stehbens > Reconciliation

Reconciliation begins in the bush among refugees from the war in Bougainville, 1997

In a remote coastal community at Hamuhamu, two women from very different cultures meet and share from their hearts. Maggie and Debbie partcipated in a learning workshop for pastors and their wives from all over the eastern Gulf Province.

Opening doors of understanding: Pdt Made Dwi Adyana from Bali shares with Zuleyha Keskin from Australia

Peacebuilders from the Middle East: an Egyptian pastor, a Syrian priest, a Palestinian teacher and a Lebanese lawyer - brothers and sisters together.

At Pacific PeaceBuilding Initiatives conference 2003, Fiama Rakau presents a namele leaf, the traditional sign of reconiliction in Vanuatu

Deacon John Dacey, Former Bougainville Revolutionary Army Commander Ishmael Toroama and Emmanuel Kopwe in conversation at Peacebuilders International convocation, in Sydney 2007.

Rev Miriam Arthur co-lead a Spiritual Rehabilitation Team to communities in the Siwai, Bougainville. The team enabled community based trauma healing to occur and opened doors to reconciliation and forgiveness. 1999

The Berlin Wall - now but a monument to philosphopical conflict that cost a nation decades of division, but which became a relict as a result of non-violent regime change, Germany 2005.

Honorable Eric Henry and Emmanuel Kopwe hear each others' stories of reconciliation, whilst Pastor Leinamau Manrogoana from Vanuatu listens in to this interesting exchange between a Solomon Islander and a Tanzanian

Solomon Islands delegation at Peacebuilders International, 2007.

Tears flowed unashamedly at Peacebuilders International gathering in Sydney as Guadalcanal and Malaita leaders chose to reconcile publicly. Former enemies embracing each other, sharing a room, sharing meals and sharing tears of forgiveness inspires hope for all humanity.

The traditonal process of reconcilaition in Fijian society revolves around the presentation of a Tabua. At Peacebuilders International gathering in Sydney, Indgenous Fijians apologised to and reconciled with Fijian Indians in a deeply felt and genuine presentation.

Truth and Mercy meet as Indo-Fijian and Indigenous Fijian embrace. Rev Adriel Sami and Deaconess Venina Nadoki.

Peace and Justice kiss each other as Indo-Fijian and Rotuman Fijian embrace each other in genuine reconciliation: Grace Sunil Lata and Raki Tigarea.

Summit of Religious Leaders in Bali 22 October 2005

Summit of Religious Leaders in Bali 22 October 2005

Easter Youth Camp, Tambaka Bay, Solomon Islands

Hindu & Christian engaging in the building of peace in Bali, Indonesia

Augusto Soares conducts a youth sporting carnival as an intentional peacebuilding initiative in Dili, Timor Leste.

Traditional Guadalcanal Welcome of officials coming to witness the arrival of the Malaitans on the Weather Coast coming to Guadalcanal to reconcile with their enemy: Aug 28, 2008

Pan Pipers lead the arriving Malaitans to the reconciliation with Guadalcanal people

World Vision Peacebuilders arrive at Makaruka to coordinate Reconciliation between Malaitans and their Guadalcanal hosts and "enemies"

Peacebuilder Ishmael Idu interviewed by Television One crew at Makaruka Reconciliation

The girls of Makaruka prepare to welcome their enemies to the Reconciliation between Malaitans and Guadalcanal communities

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