On Sunday (Oct 8th), Charlotte Lind from Operation 1325 discuss peace in an International peace forum hosted by Social Democrats of Upplands Väsby.
The panel discussion is titled “How can we create a more peaceful world?” and takes place at 3 pm to 3.45 pm.
The peace forum continues throughout the day at Messingen Cultural Center, Love Almqvists torg 1, Upplands Väsby.
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