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voyage no LAST UPDATE  January 15, 2007
Peace Boat’s 52nd Voyage for Peace, departing December 26, 2005, will travel to the southern hemisphere, rounding both South Africa and South America and passing through the South Pacific island nations before returning to Japan on March 30, 2006.

Peace Boat’s southern hemisphere voyages focus on the environment, human rights, indigenous people’s struggle for human rights and identity and other issues faced by the ‘Global South’.

Welcoming the new year, over 900 participants and staff will be investigating the reality of poverty, HIV and vibrant culture in South African townships and the marginal communities, or Favelas, of Rio de Janiero, environmental protection in Africa and South America, and the history and future of life for indigenous people from Rapa Nui to Rabaul in the South Pacific. Our goal is to build links, support and learn from each other how another, better world is being created from the ground up, supporting the rise of a new super-power: global civil society.
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Rapa Nui (Easter Island), Chile – Photo Tour
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As Rapa Nui, or Easter Island, lacks a natural harbor, the TSS Topaz anchored a kilometer off shore from the main town of Hanga Roa. Consequently, participants aboard the Peace Boat landed on mythical Rapa Nui via 10-person tender boats. Just north of Hanga Roa stand five eroded moai, or stone statues, which make up the Ahu Vai Nuri complex, from which our ship is clearly visible. >>read more
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arrow January 8, 2006
The Global English/Español Training (GET) Programme
arrow December 29, 2005
Introduction to Peace Boat’s 52nd Voyage Global University Programme
arrow December 27, 2005
Web Reporter Profile
arrow December 27, 2005
Peace Boat’s 52nd Global Voyage Departure from Japan
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arrow March 23, 2006
Rabaul – Remnants from the World War II era Japanese Occupation
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Papeete, Tahiti – Hiti Tau: Working for Freedom from Nuclear Colonization and Racism
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Rapa Nui (Easter Island), Chile – Photo Tour
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Valparaiso, Chile – Another September 11, and Chile’s Contemporary History
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Ushuaia, Argentina – Ushuaia and Tierra del Fuego Fjords: Photo Tour
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Buenos Aires, Argentina – Global University Study Program: From Granary of the World to a Nation Nearing Starvation

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Buenos Aires, Argentina – Programa de la Universidad Global: de granero del mundo a una nación al borde de la hambruna
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Rio de Janeiro – City of Hope
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Walvis Bay – The Namib Desert
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Cape Town – Conflict Resolution Workshop at Pollsmoor Prison
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Mombasa, Kenya – Visit to an Elephant Orphanage in East Tsavo Wildlife Reserve
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Port Victoria, Seychelles – Peace Ball football kicks off in the Seychelles
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Da Nang – Visit to a Street Children’s Home in Hue, Viet Nam
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In Pictures – Photo Tour VI of Life Onboard
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In Pictures – Photo Tour V of Life Onboard
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Muralism as a Force for Progressive Social Change – Juan Chaparro
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Contemporary Struggles for Chile’s People of the Earth – Andrea Alvarez
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Argentina: the Failure of Capitalism – Carina Balladares

EN ESPAÑOL: Argentina: el fracaso del capitalismo – Carina Balladares
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In Pictures – Photo Tour IV of Life Onboard
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The Man Who Brought Brazilian Music to Japan – Francis Silva
arrow January 29, 2006
The Camera: His Weapon Against Apartheid – Victor Matom
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In Pictures – Photo Tour III of Life Onboard
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The Chanting Children of Soweto – Zola Youth Choir
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Those Unwanted at Home and Abroad: Documenting Refugee Life – Makela Pululu
arrow January 22, 2006
Apartheid: The system rocked by the power of song – Lee Hirsch
arrow January 17, 2006
Finding enlightenment amongst the forgotten children of Kibera – Hayakawa Chiaki
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The Creation of a Peace Boat Legend – Peter Orwa and the Peter Band
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An Eye for Images that Bring Change – Chihiro Koga
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The African Debt Trap – Global Crisis, Regional Catastrophe – Jonah Gokova
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In Pictures – Photo Tour II of Life Onboard
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In Pictures – Photo Tour I of Life Onboard
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Humanity and the Meaning of Wealth – Charles McJilton
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