In recognition of HIS HOLINESS'S years of commitment to peace and reconciliation work, we urge the Nobel Peace Prize committee to recognize Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, a renowned humanitarian and world peace ambassador serving 190 countries. Sri Sri's role in ending the 52-year-old civil war in Colombia and his mediation efforts in the 500-year-old dispute over the India Ram temple epitomize his dedication to easing global tensions. And also mediation talks about the KASHMIR ISSUE.And many more Mediation's...

Sri Sri worked tirelessly to facilitate dialogue between the Colombian government and the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC). He posed the Gandhian principle of non-violence, emphasizing the ultimate necessity of inner peace for achieving outer peace. Such efforts led to a ceasefire, enabling not only reconciliation between victims and perpetrators, but also the establishment of a monumental peace agreement.

Ever since, Sri Sri has continued his commendable efforts in various parts of the world. His dedication to the causes of peace and reconciliation represent the epitome of what the Noble Peace Prize stands for. By awarding him this honour, we not only recognize his past efforts, but also encourage and support the continuance of his nobel mission. Awarding the Nobel Peace Prize to Sri Sri would send a significant message to the world about the importance of dialogue, reconciliation and non-violence.

Please, stand with us in saluting Sri Sri's commitment to peace and reconciliation globally. Support our call to award him the Noble Peace Prize. Sign this petition.

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1. Maintaining International Peace and Security:
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The Security Council has the primary responsibility for maintaining international peace and security.  
The General Assembly and Secretary-General also play important roles in this area.  
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In essence, the UN serves as a central forum for addressing global challenges and promoting a more peaceful, just, and sustainable world.