Tim Barnett, having just returned from training Bougainvillians in
parliamentary process, notes that the peace agreement that paved the way for
democracy in Bougainville was forged in Canterbury.
http://forums.e-democracy.org/r/post/7l1ocCV4ZqZqdWh9oTnX49
Tim asks what role Christchurch could play in helping to meet the need for good
governance in the Pacific?
Christchurch has been a Peace City since 2002, and has conducted a number of
initiatives in that role.
http://www.ccc.govt.nz/Christchurch/PeaceCity/Initiatives.asp#peacecity
What do forum members think about this? Does this matter enough to take
priority over other issues? How does Christchurch being a Peace City benefit
Cantabrians, or anyone else?
Should this be an issue for the mayoral race?
http://forums.e-democracy.org/r/post/1nQzvGpzePD0SukXNE8siH
parliamentary process, notes that the peace agreement that paved the way for
democracy in Bougainville was forged in Canterbury.
http://forums.e-democracy.org/r/post/7l1ocCV4ZqZqdWh9oTnX49
Tim asks what role Christchurch could play in helping to meet the need for good
governance in the Pacific?
Christchurch has been a Peace City since 2002, and has conducted a number of
initiatives in that role.
http://www.ccc.govt.nz/Christchurch/PeaceCity/Initiatives.asp#peacecity
What do forum members think about this? Does this matter enough to take
priority over other issues? How does Christchurch being a Peace City benefit
Cantabrians, or anyone else?
Should this be an issue for the mayoral race?
http://forums.e-democracy.org/r/post/1nQzvGpzePD0SukXNE8siH
