The Peace Party – Non-violence, Justice, Environment aims to break the mould of British, European and World politics.
It envisions a new perspective on human existence, replacing the current sets of values with ones based around reverence for all life and on co-operation and compassion for humanity.
The Peace Party knows that the World needs re-fashioning into one of widespread sister- and brother-hood. People will come to respect others and, in turn, be respected. Resources will need to re-directed and re-allocated fairly and equitably. The human family will become more spiritual, less reliant on material things.
A system based on co-operation will be infinitely more socially beneficial than the unquestioned dominance of competition which prevails at present. The Peace Party knows governments will need to be much more responsive to the needs of people locally and nationally. On the other hand, the state will play a far less important part in people’s lives. The Peace Party will be seeking to address the huge problems of fear and insecurity, even of the fear of fear itself.
- Resolving conflict only by non-violent means: war is wrong. It's not just a little wrong, but so wrong that we should never do it
- The involvement of everyone in making decisions
- Appropriate health care and freedom of choice for all
- Safe and peaceful homes – for everyone
- Enhancing the intrinsic harmony and inter-connectedness of people with their natural and man-made surroundings
- Justice for everyone
- Everyone having the freedom to learn and study, helping empower themselves and their communities
- Everyone having meaningful work and an assured income with no exploitation or oppression
- Quality, healthy food and clean water
- Everyone having leisure time and easy access to facilities for creativity and recreation
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Peace Party members stand in Local, National and European elections. The Peace Party aims to represent all who campaign against specific wars, against nuclear and other weapons and against the arms trade, as well as broader movements for peace and pacifism. No other party can present the case for peace more effectively than the Peace Party.
The Peace Party contested the Elections for the European Parliament on 4th June, 2009. It fielded a full slate of 10 candidates in the South East England Region. Election results may be found on the News and Views Page.
The Election Leaflet and details of the Peace Party candidates who stood may be downloaded from the Resources and Downloads Page.
The Peace Party also contested four County Council seats in the same area on the same day: Woking South (Julie Roxburgh), Guildford West (John Morris) Division in Surrey, Horsham Riverside (Jim Duggan)in West Sussex and Dartford Rural (Geoffrey Pay) in Kent.
Election Leaflets for these candidates may be downloaded from the Resources and Downloads page.
