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ORLORLYADENIWILLUNITETHEWOD‘Knowledge and Wisdom of the Day’ are vital for success in individual life as well as in thecollective life of Family, Nation and in the World Community — CMSApril 2009YADENIWILLUNITETHEWODMessages of Support from Presidents, Prime Ministers, Governor Generals, Kings, Rulers, Nobel Laureates, Attorney Generals,Chief Justices, Judges and other eminent personalities from around the world, endorsing CMS initiative to promoteArticle 51 of Indian Constitution to safeguard the future of world’s two billion children and generations yet-to-be bornIn my opinion the message is already enclosed in article 51 of India and that is therespect for International Law. Enforceable international law is necessary if want todeal effectively with international terrorism and many other problems which we arefacing here on this planet.—H. E. Hans-Adam IIPrince of Liechtenstein, Message dated 8th October 2001His Majesty Shaikh Hamad Bin Isa Al-Khalifa, King of Bahrain sends his bestwishes for a successful and productive gathering which will help to give a voice tothe demands of children around the world for a safe and secure future underInternational Law.—Hon'ble Mr Khalid Bin Ahmed Al KhalifaMinister of Royal Court of Bahrain, Message dated 26th October 2002Your Conference which addresses the essential rights of children and to providethem with best possible future is an indication about how much can be accomplishedto improve on and to provide for the lives of the coming generations. I must reiterateour conviction to work towards our objectives and that Lebanon looks forward to therecommendation of your conference, which shall set a path for a better world and aprosperous future.—H. E. General Emile LahoudPresident of the Republic of Lebanon, Message dated 15th November 2002This conference offers a unique opportunity for me, other leaders of the world and theinternational judiciary to proclaim our binding obligation towards generating thenecessary impetus to create a better future for children in the world. I am confidentthat international cooperation and initiatives by people of good will to rally efforts willcertainly secure a bright and safe future for children of the world.—H. E. Omar Hassan Ahmed Al BashirPresident of the Republic of Sudan, Message dated 10th November 2002International terrorism, Lawlessness, environmental degradation, and armed conflicts are nowso prevalent worldwide that individual countries find it difficult to contain them. Hence, the needto tackle the issues that spawn these problems collectively as one global community becomesmore urgent than ever. I, therefore, welcome your initiative of reforming and strengthening thethrole of the United Nations to resolve the problems that face the world today. As you hold the 8International Conference of Chief Justices of the World, may this gathering become a reservoir ofideas and actions that would make nations collaborate in working to achieve peace andprosperity for all.—H. E. Gloria Macapagal-ArroyoPresident of the Republic of the Philippines, Message dated 29th November 2007His Excellency the President has expressed great interest in your concern on thefuture of the world's children especially regarding the wealth gap of the developingnations. He strongly supports the above-mentioned conference and hopes that it willbring with it the hope for a brighter future for all, in that each group of people withaffordable lives.From the office of—H. E. Emilio Mwai KibakiPresident of Kenya, Message dated 23rd November 2004Given the essence of your mission, I am very much delighted and honoured to be associated with the CityMontessori School in celebrating the 9th International Conference of Chief Justices of the World. As astrong advocate of Human Rights especially rights affecting children, the foundation of our societies, it ismy burning desire and my Government’s hope and aspiration to see to it that not only Gambian childrenbut women and children all over the world are protected from all forms of abuse, violence, exploitationand the global phenomenon of trafficking in human beings.I will therefore seize the opportunity to urgemy fellow Heads of State to work towards ensuring that our world becomes a better and safer place to liveregardless of the countries we belong to. I also call on all citizens of the world to join hands and supportthis noble initiative of the City Montessori School not only for a better world for ourselves but mostimportantly for generations to come.—H. E. Alhaji Dr. Yahya A.J.J. JammehPresident of the Republic of the Gambia, Message dated 24th November 2008“I wish to express my appreciation in support to your Conference which over theyears has focused solely on the need to create an environment conducive to thelivelihood and welfare of the world’s two billions children. I hope that yourdeliberations will contribute to the implementation of an enforceable international lawwhich aims to create an atmosphere of global unity and peace and a safe future forour children and generations yet to be born”.—H. E. Ratu Josefa Iloilovatu UluivudaPresident of the Republic of Fiji Islands, Message dated 15th August 2006I am convinced that the formation of such institution as a world governing body would playan important role in the maintenance of world peace, in order to meet chances of thetwenty-first century. The support of human rights, the preservation of international securityand armament control are some of the issues we contributes to. I can assure you, thatSlovakia will consider your future activities with it's best disposition not only at theMillennium Summit, but in other fields of UN activities as well. I wish you success in yourfuture activities and I hope all your wishes will come true.—H. E. Mikulas DzurindaPresident of Republic of Slovakia, Message dated 23rd August 2000I would like to pay tribute to all the efforts you have been exerting in order to build a"United and Peaceful World". Your commitment to international law and justice isindeed essential for the future of our nations, especially that of our children andgenerations to come.—H. E. Rafic HaririPresident of the Council of Ministers of Lebanon,Message dated 23rd September 2003First I would like to warmly greet all participants, students, young people from all over the world,the new generation who can make our common world better. I strongly believe that a peaceful,just and united world can be based only on tolerance, understanding the respect of all the peopleregardless of our cultural, racial, national or ethnic, social linguistic origin and difference. We mustshow special understanding and care for deprived groups in our societies and guaranty equality,justice, dignity and safety to them. The children are the treasure and the future of our world. Wemust never stand by as they suffer or their rights are breached, when all they want is to live inpeace in this world, just as we do.—H. E. Dr. Janez DrnovsekPresident of Slovenia,Message dated 30th October 2003I am speaking specifically about the world’s children. Some of whom live in desperate povertyand cannot lobby for improvement in the conditions that shape their lives. Therefore, I ampleased to support the work of the City Montessori School, Lucknow, India-an organization thathas been a tireless advocate for the world’s children. I am pleased to lend an emphatic voice ofsupport on behalf of the Government and the people of Bermuda to this important conference. Inthis the season of glad tidings and Joy, it is important that we do more than just give lip service orconsternation when we learn of the conditions that too many of our children live under. The timefor action is now.—Hon’ble Mr W. Alexander Scott JP MPPremier of the Bermud, Message dated 1st January 2003I have read the Article 51 of the Indian Constitution and agree that itselements constitute the basis for world peace. I support the aims of theseminar and wish success to its aims.—H. E. Janet JaganFormer President of the Republic of Guyana, Messagedated 13th March 2001I commend you for the earnest and compassionate attention you bestow on these grave matters,and I am grateful for the depth and wisdom which your delegates from around the world willbring to their deliberations. In the wake of the devastating attacks at Mumbai and just days afterththe 60 anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights your conference provides anopportunity to revisit the ideals enshrined in that declaration and reaffirm our strongestcommitments to all that they promise to the human family of peace freedom and justice.—H. E. Ms Quentin Bryce ACGovernor General of the Commonwealth of Australia, Message dated 20th December 2008It is indeed a privilege and a pleasure for me to extend congratulations and best wishes to the world JudiciarySummit, 2007 as this organization seeks to provide meaningful education, spiritual direction, guidance andleadership through the City Montessori School, Lucknow, India. I applaud the World Judiciary Summit for itscommitment and for initiating important issues such as, the importance of educational curricula throughout theworld, steady and consistent effort to increase the level of awareness and information about international law inthe legal training of lawyers and judges, it also stands out in protecting the best interests of children, giving fulleffect to all applicable principles of domestic and international law. These areas are of grave concern throughoutthe world and it is my hope that they are all fulfilled. I know that holding an event of this magnitude requires hardwork and commitment and I wish to commend the Committee members and wish them success in theirdeliberation. I trust that the Summit of the World Judiciary achieves its objective for the International Conferenceof Chief Justice of the World.— H. E. Hon’ble Arthur D. HannaGovernor- General, The Bahamas, Message dated 27th November 2007The world is in chaos politically, socially, morally, spiritually, and economically and if ourgeneration fails to do something to avert this trend then there will be tremendous suffering to allthe people of the world. The more advanced and richer nations have been indulging in a race tosee who can make the worst missiles of mass destruction. They know that those missiles are tobe used only to kill human beings and yet they aggressive of persist in spending billions of dollarsin research and billions more in acquiring these missiles. And so therefore, if we do not strive toworld unity and peace by having World Government capable of an Enforceable International Law,this world would be doomed.—H. E. Sir Cuthbert SebastianGovernor-General of Saint Kitts and Nevis, Message dated 19th October 2004The younger generation hold the key to our future. In these modern times when terrorism and acomplete lack of respect for human life are reported with chilling regularity, the significance of theeducation of children which includes a good moral grounding, has never been so important. TheCity Montessori School in Lucknow, India, is to be congratulated for organizing this years’sconference. It holds a unique place in the world in its relentless work to strive for world unity andpeace, and its international recognition through the receipt of the UNESCO Prize for PeaceEducation in 2002 is well deserved.—H. E. Michael JefferyGovernor General of Australia, Message dated 10th December 2004I congratulate you on your efforts to keep the protection of the world's children high on the globalagenda. Every day, in every corner of the world, children's rights are abused. War, violence, lackof attention and love, racial discrimination, the list of violations against the rights of the children ofthe world is long, much too long. So initiatives such as the UN Decade for Peace and Nonviolencefor the children of the world are important as a means of highlighting issues of suchcritical importance to children. It is also heartening to see that these problems are addressed byhighly influential groups such as those gathering for the International Conference of ChiefJustices of the World. I wish you well for your conference. I am sure it will make a majorcontribution towards creating a safer future for our children.—The Hon'ble Dame Silvia Cartwright PCNZM, DBEGovernor-General of New Zealand, Message dated 16th September 200410
‘Knowledge and Wisdom of the Day’ are vital for success in individual life as well as in thecollective life of Family, Nation and in the World Community — CMSApril 2009Messages of Support from Presidents, Prime Ministers, Governor Generals, Kings, Rulers, Nobel Laureates, Attorney Generals,Chief Justices, Judges and other eminent personalities from around the world, endorsing CMS initiative to promoteArticle 51 of Indian Constitution to safeguard the future of world’s two billion children and generations yet-to-be bornI write to give my whole-hearted support as well as the support of my people to yournoble efforts to promote peace and the rule of law in international affairs andrelationship.I am particularly concerned about the rights of the world’s children to a secure futurein which their needs will be adequately addressed, whether those needs be material,cultural and spiritual.—Hon. Sir ColvilleYoung GCMG, Ph.DGovernor-General of Belize, Message dated 31st October 2002Children are the future of our world. It is therefore of the utmost importance that we should do allthat is humanly possible to see that they grow up in the healthy environment. Today, the future ofour children is threatened by pollution of the sea, land and air. The resultant pollutants have thepotential to negatively affect the health of the present generation of the children and generationyet unborn. It is the duty of the Chief Justices of the world to ensure the relevant laws areenacted to control and reduce the level of pollutants which have shown to have a deleteriouseffect on the health of the population in general and that of children in particular.—H. E. Sir James B. Carlisle GCMG, KGN, GCQSGovernor General of Antigua and Barbuda, Message dated 9th December 2006On behalf of the Royal Thai Government, I would like to take this opportunity to congratulate the CityMontessori School (CMS) Lucknow for again underlining its role as “a Lighthouse of Society” by organisingthe 8th International Conference of Chief Justices of the World. Enhancing the contribution of education andpromoting harmonisation and enforcement of international law for a safe and protected environment and apeaceful world for the next generation are indeed goals that are worthy of support. I do hope that theresolutions which emanate from this forum will generate collective awarness and agreement among ChiefJustices, Justices and prominent legal practitioners on the importance of implementation of internationallaw. Indeed, it is undeniable that ideals cannot work without a practical framework for implementation. As amember of society, I am therefore truly pleased to see a creative instead of reactive judiciary. And the GlobalSymposium on “Awakening Planetary Consciousness” is a meaningful step towards this end.—H. E. Surayud ChulanontPrime Minister of Thailand,Message dated 21st November 2007The theme “Enforceable International Law is our need” seems to be an interesting one,particularly from the view point of guaranteeing safe future for the world’s children, born and yetto be born. And I will be most interested to hear from your practical experience, from theexperience of the World’s largest City-School, with over 26,000 students, like CMS- CityMontessori School, on how to best protect and promote the basic rights of those less protectedand fragile like the children. In their hands lay our future, the future of mankind. The way they gettreated, will probably be the way they will, in future, treat the most fragile, like the young andolder ones, I mean, ourselves.—H. E. Jose Manuel Durao BarrosoPrime Minister of Portugal, Message dated 25th September 2002The theme of the Conference is particularly significant at a time when issuesconcerning instability, disorder, conflict and violence besiege the world. It is veryevident that this forum has set in motion awareness for world peace. Therefore, Iwould like to endorse your goal for the creation of a World Parliament to elevateinternational law to a higher plane.—H. E. Patrick ManningPrime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago, Message dated18th November 2003I take this opportunity to express my sincere thanks to you personally and thechildren of City Montessori School. I recognize the importance and relevance of thatmeeting as a forum to awaken the world to the dangerous precipice it is fastapproaching. Wars and conflicts impact most on our children and therefore brilliantinitiatives like yours, which can alleviate such, should be applauded and welcomedby all peace loving nations.—H. E. Bernard MakuzaPrime Minister of Republic of Rwanda, Message dated 10th September 2004I offer my deepest support and appreciation for the 7th International Conference of Chief Justicesof the World, organized by the City Montessori School of Lucknow, India, the forum represents avoice for the world's two billion children to safeguard their future. They have expressedconfidence in the World Judiciary and your dedication to justice, impartiality and regard foruniversal values, which are highly esteemed and trusted by today's society. In the words of thechildren of CMS, “the voice of the united world judiciary cannot be ignored by other sections ofthe world, howsoever powerful. Children expect that the judges of the world shall unite for thesake of humanity's survival and for the safety of generations to come”—Hon’ble Portia Simpson Miller, MPPrime Minister of Jamaica, Message dated 13th September 2006You have set yourselves the important task of considering the role of international law inworld affairs, under the rubric “Enforceable International Law is the idea whose time hascome”. With reference to the period since World War II for example, international law hasbeen prominent in many of the developments that now characterize the world in which welive. As you contemplate the concept of international law, therefore, may I take thisopportunity to wish you great success in disseminating information about InternationalLaw and in broadening understanding of this important field of social and politicalorganization.— Hon’ble Mr P J PattersonPrime Minister of Jamaica, Message dated 2nd December 2004Since 2001, the City Montessori School has been bringing together on a common platform Chiefjustices, judges and legal luminaries from different parts of the world. The conferences haveenabled the participants to reflect on ways and means to address the plight of children and tocome up with proposals for ensuring a better, safer and brighter future for generations to come.The objective of international peace and security, as stipulated in Article 51 of the Constitution ofIndia, will have far reaching effects only if we learn to foster respect for international law.Mauritius has ratified this State and is in the process of enacting domestic legislationaccordingly. I wish the World Judiciary Summit 2008 fruitful deliberations and success in itsendeavour to promote international peace and security. I wish the Management of the CityMontessori School , its staff and students, a very bright future.—Hon’ble Dr Navinchandra RamgoolamPrime Minister of Mauritius, Message dated 27th November 2008I sincerely appreciate the School's role in striving to achieve international peace and securityamong all nations by attracting the support of world leaders to uphold international law with aview to securing a safe future for all children.The Conference's own effort to call upon distinguished lawyers from all over the world toexchange their views on international law will contribute to the promotion of global unity andpeace, as well as to the laying of a solid foundation for posterity.I wish the conference every success in accomplishing its highly commendable objectives.—H. E. Thaksin ShinawatraPrime Minister of Thailand, Message dated 10th December 2004Availing of this opportunity let me express you my gratitude for the valuable contribution, whichyou made and will always make into carrying out of reform’s in different spheres of the social andpolitical life, formation of the democratic institutions. The present life shows that the peoples of allthe countries are concerned in strengthening and development of peaceful and friendly relationsbetween all the states. In this respect, the conference, being held by you, could makeconsiderable contribution into development of the mutually beneficial relations between thecountries of the world and strengthening of law and order.—H. E. Akil AkilovPrime Minister of Tajikistan, Message dated 22nd November 2004I am gratified to know that City Montessori School, Lucknow is organizing the InternationalConference of Chief Justices of the world on Article 51(c) of the constitution of India, which Iwhole-heartedly applaud. Enforceable International Law is the need of the hour. I am sure thatthe deliberations of the Conference will focus on measures to safe guard the future of the WorldsChildren born and yet to be born to ensure World Peace inevitably. Such measures will imposetasks and responsibilities on each of us now living to which we must conform.—H. E. Samuel A. HindsPrime Minister of Guyana, South America, Message dated 25th September 2003The Prime Minister highly appreciates peace activities of the City MontessoriSchool. Granting peace and stability in the world is in the interest of all nations, andthe Republic of Croatia actively contributes to the realization of those aims.—Hon'ble Mr Biance MatkovicHead of the office of the Prime MinisterRepublic of Croatia, Message dated 5th October 2004Children are the most vulnerable amongst us. Poverty and conflicts affects children inparticularly harsh ways, as children seldom are in a position to claim there own rights.Therefore. it must be the common responsibility of states to protect and promote the humanrights of the world’s two billion children. Norway fully shares your commitment to safeguard thefuture of the world’s children and your initiatives are highly valued. It is an honour. In order tosecure the human rights of children, the state of the world must be obligated throughinternational law. I believe your conference will make an important contribution to the existinginternational frame work, and I hope it will give further impetus to your significant work tosafeguard the future of the world children.— H. E. Kjell Magne BondevikPrime Minister of Norway, Message dated 2nd October 2003The Conference theme which shall deliberate Article 51 of the Indian Constitution “fosteringrespect for international law” is certainly a very contemporary theme which bears implementingby the strongest means in order to prevent the unhappy international incidence which we havewitnessed recently and which continue to occur. The Chief Justices of the world, are preeminentlythe most experienced and relevant body of persons to consider the principle ofenforcement of international law, especially in relation to international terrorism and I amconfident that together they will be able to provide sound proposals and recommendations forthe international community to follow in this area.—H. E. Baron VaeaFormer Prime Minister of Tonga,Message dated 16th October 2001It is indeed a gathering of this magnitude of eminent peace promoter from everycorner of the globe, which demonstrates the growing global support for the efforts ofthe City Montessori School to provide a platform to world judiciary to come togetherand discuss issues of safeguarding the future of world's children and generationsyet unborn, by supporting children's call for a legally - constituted World Parliament,duly empowered to enact enforceable International Law.—H. E. Archibald Lesao LehohlaDeputy Prime Minister of Lesotho, Speech dated 11th December 200411
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