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“The world Human Peace Foundation is
A Canadian Worldwide Non-Profit Organization
With a Global Commitment for Peace”

“If everyone in the world had at least 10% of the courage we Ukrainians have, there would be no danger to international law at all.”
— President Volodymyr Zelensky, February 18, 2026

A Message from the Co-Founder:

We created this foundation because we refuse to accept that millions of lives lost — from the Second World War to conflicts happening today in Ukraine — should lead only to remembrance, but never to change.

We did not only speak about peace. We drove into the heart of it. Twice, my co-founder and I traveled thousands of kilometers into war-torn Ukraine — not as observers, but as witnesses who acted. We saw families sheltering in basements, parents shielding children from explosions, ordinary people fighting simply to survive another day.

Those experiences transformed us into something more than founders. They made us advocates who refuse silence. While the world debated, we delivered.
While institutions issued statements, we crossed borders.
While others waited for permission, we recognized that compassion has no paperwork.

Today, our foundation reaches 1,000,000 people annually with a message that refuses to fade: human life has value, regardless of nationality, politics, or borders.

Words cannot protect a child from cold, hunger, or fear. Families need food, medicine, warmth, and shelter — today, not tomorrow. That is what we need to deliver.

This foundation does not fund weapons or warfare. We deliver what preserves life, not what ends it. We stand with the victims of aggression, not with those who wage it. We choose humanity over ideology.

We have been called courageous. We have been called reckless. History will decide which we truly were.

But we cannot complete this mission alone. If each visitor contributed even one euro, thousands of families could receive the aid that keeps them alive through another winter, another month, another day.

No one is asked to risk their safety — only to join a movement that history may one day recognize as the turning point when humanity finally said:

“Never again” — and meant it.

This is not a political message. This is a humanitarian imperative.

Francisco Armani
Co-Founder, The World Human Peace Foundation
February 2026

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The same destructive logic continues to shape our world today.

In Ukraine, cities burn while families hide underground. In Gaza, children search for parents beneath the rubble. In Sudan, communities flee with nothing. In Myanmar, generations are being erased. Ordinary people pay the price for decisions made by those who will never face the consequences. This is not chaos. This is a choice. Wars do not begin on battlefields. They begin when leaders choose power over people, when institutions choose silence over accountability, and when the world looks away because the suffering is happening somewhere else — to someone else. There is no “somewhere else” anymore. We are all watching. We are all responsible. This is why The World Human Peace Foundation exists — not to add another voice to the noise, but to build the largest global peace-awareness movement of our time. Grounded in the memory of 80 million lives lost in the Second World War. Strengthened by every life taken by conflict since. Committed to every life not yet born.No border justifies the death of a child. No ideology justifies the destruction of a family. No conflict — none — justifies the loss of even one innocent life.

— Francisco Armani, Co-Founder, The World Human Peace Foundation

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We believe every act of kindness has the power to change a life.

— The World Human Peace Foundation
September 2025

A Statement on Responsibility, Violence, and Memory

Looking at this image, the first question is simple:

What kind of human being can do this to another human being — and later say, “I was only following orders”?

History proved that obedience is not innocence.
An order does not erase responsibility.
A uniform does not erase conscience.
A title does not justify cruelty.

The greatest tragedy of the last century was not only the crimes themselves — it was how ordinary people convinced themselves that participation was acceptable if authority approved it. How millions stood by. How bureaucrats processed death as paperwork. How soldiers became executioners because someone told them to.

Humanity promised: “Never again.”

Yet today civilians are still bombed. Children still die. Destruction is still justified under the word war.

Calling killing by another name does not make it moral. A life does not become less valuable because the violence is organized by a state instead of an individual.

Peace cannot exist while responsibility is avoided.

This is not about nationality, race, or collective guilt. Violence is not a people — it is a choice made by individuals who accept harming others as permissible. Justice must judge actions, not identities. Preventing future atrocities means refusing blind obedience everywhere — in every country, under every flag, in every generation.

The lesson of history is not revenge. The lesson is vigilance.

A society that excuses cruelty because it is legal, political, or strategic prepares the ground for repeating it. Peace begins when human beings refuse to participate in harm — even when commanded, even when it costs them, even when standing alone.

Not hatred. Not vengeance. Responsibility. This is why our campaign exists.

We remember the 80 million who never came home — not to dwell in the past, but to protect the future. We deliver food, medicine, and shelter to those suffering in conflicts happening right now. We refuse to let history repeat itself while the world watches.

But we cannot do this alone.

If you believe that human life has value regardless of borders, if you believe that “never again” must mean something, if you refuse to be a bystander while others suffer — then join us.

Your donation — any amount — helps us deliver aid to families in Ukraine, Gaza, Sudan, and everywhere civilians pay the price for violence they did not choose.

This is not charity. This is responsibility. This is what “never again” looks like in action.

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A Message to All Who Seek Peace: “Please Never Again”

Across every faith and culture, the message is the same: peace, compassion, and respect for life.

Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism, Judaism, Sikhism, and Indigenous wisdom all teach that the killing of innocents is wrong, and that love and mercy stand above violence. Yet today, war is still justified in the name of God.

Leaders invoke faith to divide, to arm, and to send others’ children to die. This is not faith. It is a betrayal of it.

The truth is simple: people of different faiths have more in common with each other than with the powerful who profit from war. Parents everywhere want the same thing — for their children to live in peace.

If billions of believers across all traditions refused to bless war, refused to fight wars of power, and refused to remain silent, war would lose its legitimacy overnight.

Our Commitment

The World Human Peace Foundation serves no government and represents no single religion. We exist to honor the victims of war and to remind humanity of what its own faiths already teach.

We do not ask you to abandon your beliefs. We ask you to live them.

If your faith teaches peace — choose peace. If it forbids killing — refuse to kill.
If it speaks of love — act with love.

History will not remember those who started these wars.
It will remember whether humanity finally said: “Not in my name. Not in the name of my God.” In memory of those who fell. In service to those who remain.

The World Human Peace Foundation