¿Cuánto vale la vida de una persona? En un mundo que a veces parece obsesionado con los números y las estadísticas, Wadiaa Khoury, activista por la paz en el Líbano, encuentra inspiración en una película sobre las madres.

What is the worth of an individual life? In a world which sometimes seems obsessed with numbers and statistics, Lebanese peace activist Wadiaa Khoury finds inspiration in a film about mothers.

La decisión de quedarse en el Líbano y trabajar para construir la confianza en lugar de viajar al extranjero durante sus vacaciones le dio a Wadiaa Khoury profundas recompensas.

A decision to stay in Lebanon and work to build trust instead of travelling abroad during her holidays gave Wadiaa Khoury deep rewards.

Wadiaa Khoury (Foto: Rob Lancaster)Können die 18 verschiedenen Gruppierungen des Libanons zu einer gemeinsamen Grundlage finden, um der kommenden Generation etwas weiterzugeben? Eine junge Erzieherin glaubt fest daran. Interview von Carole Khakula, zusammengefasst von Mike Brown.

Les dix-huit communautés libanaises peuvent-elles s’entendre sur une version commune de l’histoire à enseigner aux générations à venir ? Une jeune éducatrice y croit. Interview de Carole Khakula compilée par Mike Brown. Lire la suite >>

¿Podrían las 18 diferentes comunidades del Líbano encontrar una historia común para enseñar a las generaciones futuras? Joven educadora piensa que sí. Entrevista por Carole Khakula,compilado por Mike Brown.

Could Lebanon’s 18 different communities find a common history to teach future generations? One young educator believes they can. She was interviewed by Carole Khakula for this story, compiled by Mike Brown.

The New York Times ran a major feature, 16 April, 2010, on As'ad Shaftari (Assad Chaftari), who is now part of the Initiatives of Change team in Lebanon working to heal the country's ravaged past. The paper's Saturday Profile carries the headline '10 Years After a Mea Culpa, No Hint of a Me, Too'.  It tells how, as Beirut commemorates the April 1975 massacre that sparked the 15 year civil war, Shaftari is the only leading Militia member to have publicly admitted his wrong-doing and repented.

O curta “Dois Homens, uma Guerra, 33 anos” foi transmitido pelo Amanpour Show da CNN em 12 de Janeiro.