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24.01.2022 Ainda dá tempo para se inscrever. Não percam. IMAP - Lisboa

24.01.2022 'For nearly two years, Ive been denied contact with my children. My heart has been broken.' http://www.news.com.au//n/5e35fc5726f3348e4a2f0bcfbaef8080

22.01.2022 Please welcome Sonal Priya as recently admitted WMO Member. Sonal provides us with a broad legal expertise of working in distinctive areas worldwide. Meet her here: https://worldmediation.org/public-profile/Sonalpriya/

21.01.2022 Let us welcome Lawrence Tesoro to WMO

21.01.2022 Welcome Emmanuel to WMO

20.01.2022 Entry Open & Free for everyone! A Golden opportunity to learn more about settling disputes outside the courtroom

19.01.2022 Josephine Reyes @FIRSTMEDIATE = @FRSAust #FRSA2017 Family & Relationship Services of Australia National Conference November 2017

17.01.2022 so True, why don't we PRACTICE THIS. we already do it with our nails!

16.01.2022 WELCOME TO WMO.

16.01.2022 Please welcome Vishal Tinani from India with his legal background and beautiful vision of reaching a top-level in effective mediation, in order to have the most fruitful impact possible on a global level. https://worldmediation.org/public-profile/Vishal/

16.01.2022 Please welcome Olumide Oyekale as new WMO Member, providing us with unique expertise from the field of Cyber Peace. It is her vision to ensure peace and fairnes...s one step at a time and eventually all around the world. Therefore, she refers to Swami Satchidananda who once said: "We are not going to change the whole world, but we can change ourselves and feel free as birds. We can be serene even in the midst of calamities and, by our serenity, makes others more tranquil." Meet her here: https://worldmediation.org/public-profile/OlumideOyekale/ See more

16.01.2022 Let us welcome Antonio to WMO. He brings a wide and extensive experience on community meditations done by their local police forces in Valencia . The European union member nations wanted to learn from him how he implemented it and was very successful with his team

14.01.2022 Our Diversity makes us agree in unity

14.01.2022 Please welcome Reyes Charle Cuellar as new WMO Member. Meet her and learn more about her statement: 'A woman needs to be the negotiation table.' https://worldmediation.org/public-profile/MReyes/

13.01.2022 I just finished a webinar sponsored by the Association for Philippines-China Understanding (APCU) today (July 15, 2020). It was Forum with Philippine Ambassador... to China Chito Sta. Romana. The topic was The State of Bilateral Relations between the Philippines and China. It was a very enlightening and thought-provoking discussion delivered in a more Socratic way which I think was great since there was more time for Q&A. My takeaways from this webinar are as follows: 1. It is good that the Philippines under the Duterte administration is pursuing an independent foreign policy. By this, it means that the Philippines is a friend to all nations of the world while pursuing its strategic national interests. Our national strategic interests as a country are guided by our Constitution and existing international laws. We are not necessarily aligning with China nor with the US. We are not a colony of the US nor a tributary state of China. We are friends with both. We pursue and define our strategic interests for our survival independent from the two superpowers. We try to carve a bigger and wider strategic space to have enough room to maneuver diplomatically in the international stage. 2. Concerning the seemingly cold war between the US and China and the escalation of tension between the two countries, it is good to know that the Philippines is maintaining a neutral and independent position. It continues to be a traditional friend of the US, while is it cultivating and nurturing its friendly relations with China. It asserts ASEAN centrality, which means unity and solidarity with its immediate neighbor-countries, and it continues to forge good relations with the rest of Asian countries like Japan, South Korea, and pursue as well good relations with other foreign powers like Russia, the EU, and others. 3. In the rising tension between the two superpowers (China and the US), the Philippines tries to play a constructive role and tries to be more inclusive. We should avoid being dragged in this tension as much as possible for it will not be to our advantage. As a country, we continue to exercise diplomacy as our primary weapon in international relations, while strengthening our deterrence capacity. As a country, we should rely on our capacity as much as possible. 4. On the issue of the West Philippine Sea (South China Sea), the Philippines is asserting its territorial rights diplomatically and peacefully as against confrontational means. I agree that we avoid unnecessary military confrontation as much as possible for it will only lead to bloodshed from both sides and it wont be to our advantage. We continue to stand our ground asserting our territorial and maritime rights through our bilateral talks and engagement with China while trying as well to work with ASEAN countries on the China-ASEAN South China Sea Code of Conduct. 5. In terms of Philippine-China relations, the Philippines is forging deeper friendly and cooperative relations with China on issues and matters that there are already existing mutual and cooperative understanding, meaning on areas/topics/issues we dont have disputes and differences with China such as trade and the like. While on issues that we have disputes and differences with China such as maritime and territorial claims on the West Philippine Sea (SCS), we stand our ground and continue to assert our rights by engaging China in a peaceful diplomatic way (i.e. bilateral engagements, etc.), to avoid unnecessary military confrontation, which would only lead to bloodshed. The position of the government is solid in its assertion of our territorial rights, and the way forward is DIPLOMACY in many forms and degrees. 6. One exciting thing to watch out is how the balance of power between the two superpowers (China and the US) in the South China Sea will likely progress/proceed in the coming months and years. This is something we need to watch out for as a country. Indeed, I learned a lot from the Webinar. I agree with Amb. Chito Romana that we must continue to seek sensible, peaceful, and lasting solutions to the territorial disputes in the South China Sea together with other claimant countries in diplomatic ways as against confrontational means. I agree with him as well that as a country we should try to play a constructive role in diffusing tension between China and the US, but at the same time, maintain an independent stand as much as possible.

13.01.2022 World Mediation Organization, Prof. Dr. Daniel Erdmann, Founder/CEO will be visiting Manila (Philippines) last week of September, 2018. (25-29 Sept 2018). Please send us messages if you are interested in courses, workshops or future Mindful Mediation Training. This is for us to have a feel of your interests in acquiring this essential Life Skill of MEDIATION and/or Conflict Management.

11.01.2022 correction: Oceania Pacific Asia MEDIATORS Association

10.01.2022 It's impossible not to be filled with joy after seeing this Share if you agree this initiative is amazing!

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08.01.2022 https://dailyasianage.com//professionalism-of-mediators-in EDEN BUILDING TO STOCK EXCHANGE The activities of NGOs and human right organizations are not sufficient to cover whole society in Bangladesh and there should be professional mediators with due training to mediate conflict of society and business etc. Bangladesh may initiate some course on mediation at some educational institutes.... World Mediation Organization (WMO), a German based organization also offers some online courses. We must safeguard our 'aposh mimangsha' process in order to keep harmony in the society and uphold tradition of compromise and respect for the elders.

07.01.2022 Welcome to WMO Priyanka Roy

07.01.2022 THE RESPONSIBILITY TO PROTECT: HOW THE WORLD FAILED IN SYRIA - WMO Fellow Sebahate Shala offers a critical review and raises lots of insights to reflect on. https://worldmediation.org/the-responsibility-to-protect-h/

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04.01.2022 The Power of Two: An Integrative Approach to Conflict Resolution - Free ACR Family Section Webinar with Kathleen Adams - September 20, 2017 Integrative Mediatio...n (IM) is a pioneering approach to conflict resolution that pairs a conflict resolution professional with a psychotherapist or mental health professional to address all aspects of a dispute: legal, financial, psychological -- and emotional. By addressing the underlying emotional issues of the parties, IM seeks to improve the odds of a more efficient, cost-effective process and the achievement of a deeper, more lasting resolution. The pairings may consist of a lawyer, financial planner, or mediator working alongside a mental health professional. Using this holistic approach, parties in conflict are far more likely to resolve their legal, business, and/or family disputes quickly and in a more rational and sustainable manner. In this webinar, Kathleen Adams. LCSW outlines the foundational theory of IM and spells out the advantages and limitations of shared conflict resolution. She shares real-world examples of IM-based resolutions and data that support this approach. Who should attend: >> Professionals who believe that no conflict is fully resolved until the underlying emotional conflicts have been addressed >> Mediators working to enhance and expand their practice >> Attorneys, psychotherapists and other professionals seeking to create professional relationships outside of their domain Hosted by Virtual Mediation Lab, this free 1-hour webinar is sponsored by the Association for Conflict Resolution Family Section. When: September 20, 2017 2:00pm Eastern Time. Admission is free, but seating is limited. Registration: For more information and to register online click here https://goo.gl/LnwUx9

03.01.2022 Welcome Yumara to WMO

01.01.2022 Welcone Yogita to WMO

01.01.2022 Wrlcome VIJO to WMO

01.01.2022 Please welcome Nidhi Modi from India as recently admitted WMO Fellow. Nidhi brings in a rich field of expertise regarding the work in several Asian Jurisdictions. Please find out about her vision and meet her here: https://worldmediation.org/public-profile/Nidhi/