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"Peace does not begin with titles or grand speeches — it begins in the quiet courage of ordinary people choosing to do extraordinary good. One act of kindness, one moment of compassion, can ripple outward and change the course of many lives."

The World Human Peace Foundation

A Global Commitment to Peace

A Message from the Founder

“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

I read these words and felt compelled to speak.

My name is Francisco Armani, Co-Founder of The World Human Peace Foundation.

This foundation was created because we refuse to accept that the deaths of tens of millions of people throughout history — from the Second World War to conflicts happening today — should lead only to remembrance but not to change. We refuse to accept that civilians must continue to die while the world limits itself to statements of concern.

We chose not only to speak about peace, but to witness reality directly.

On two occasions, my co-founder and I travelled thousands of kilometres into areas affected by the war in Ukraine and all over Europe. We saw families living in basements to avoid bombardments, parents protecting children from explosions, and ordinary people struggling simply to endure another day. These experiences changed us permanently. When we returned home, many people questioned our judgment, but witnessing suffering removes the ability to remain indifferent.

Since then, we have invested our time, energy, and personal monetary resources into humanitarian action. We encountered financial hardship, legal difficulties, and uncertainty, yet our purpose remained the same: to act where compassion is urgently required.

Words alone cannot protect a child from cold, hunger, or fear. While institutions debate, civilians continue to endure immediate hardship. Families need food, heating, medicine, and shelter today. Human dignity depends on concrete assistance, not only declarations.

The Olympic ideal and international institutions often refer to peace and unity. These principles only retain meaning when they are applied consistently and without exception. Neutrality cannot exist where civilians suffer and lives are lost. Humanity must come before protocol.

This foundation does not support or fund weapons or warfare. While we recognize the right of any nation to defend itself against invasion, our mission is purely humanitarian. We need to deliver what preserves life—food, blankets, medical supplies, shelter—not what ends it. We stand with the victims of aggression, not with those who wage it. We choose humanity.

We cannot accomplish this alone, impossible and we have tried, and the effort nearly consumed everything we personally possessed. Yet the need remains, and the responsibility belongs to all who are able to help, even in small measure.

If each visitor contributed even a single euro, thousands of families could receive assistance. No one is asked to risk their safety. Only to participate in preserving another person’s chance to live.

History has shown the cost of silence. The lesson of past tragedies is not remembrance alone, but prevention. The value of human life must not depend on geography, nationality, or circumstance.

This is not a political message. It is a humanitarian appeal.

Every action taken to preserve life affirms that humanity still recognizes its shared responsibility.

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

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THE WORLD HUMAN PEACE FOUNDATION
Founded in memory of those who fell. In service to those who remain

The same destructive logic continues to shape our world today. In Ukraine. Gaza. Sudan. Myanmar. And in many other regions where peace should prevail.

Ordinary people—families, communities, entire generations—bear the consequences when leadership fails, when force is chosen over dialogue, and when power is pursued at the expense of human life. Civilians suffer not because war is inevitable, but because responsibility is abandoned.

This is why The World Human Peace Foundation exists. Our purpose is clear: to build the largest global peace-awareness movement of our time.

In remembrance of the 80 million lives lost during the Second World War.
In recognition of every life taken by conflict since.
And in responsibility toward the millions yet to be born, who deserve a world governed by reason, dignity, and peace. To them, we make this commitment:Their lives will be remembered.
Their loss will not be dismissed as collateral history.
Their stories will serve as the foundation of a movement determined to prevent repetition.Because no conflict justifies the loss of even one innocent life. — Francisco Armani

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

— The World Human Peace Foundation
September 2025

A Message to All Who Seek Peace

Across every faith and culture, the message is the same: peace, compassion, and respect for life.
Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism, Judaism, Sikhism, Indigenous wisdom — all teach that the killing of innocents is wrong, and that love and mercy are higher than violence. Yet today, war is 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 five billion believers across all traditions refused to bless war, to fight wars of power, or 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

“Our Mission”

The World Human Peace Foundation exists to restore a simple truth: Peace is a human responsibility. Not a policy. Not a slogan. Not a future promise. Peace begins the moment one person chooses care over harm, truth over fear, responsibility over indifference.

We work independently, guided by conscience rather than influence.
Our actions are deliberate, our voice measured, our commitment enduring.

We observe what others overlook.
We question what others accept.
We build what others say is impossible.

Not for attention. Not for approval.
But because peace requires action.

Everything else fails in time.

Force collapses.
Power dissolves.
Violence consumes itself. Only peace sustains life. War is not chaos—it is a structure. Suffering is not accidental—it is tolerated. We refuse tolerance of the intolerable. Peace must move from principle to practice, from hope to habit, from words to daily responsibility.

We are not backed by power.
We are not driven by profit.
We are sustained by conviction. And so we continue. Quietly. Steadily. Faithfully.

The World Human Peace Foundation
In remembrance. In responsibility. In service to life.