Our years of writing and of campaigning for world peace and children’s rights to peaceful upbringings are not over. However, this December focuses on hope and wishes to improve the future for children from around the world.
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The Bridge Magazine is known to stick to its editorial guidelines. It has become a tradition of our publication to devote our December world exclusive editorial to highlighting the plight of children caught up in the world’s various vicissitudes.

From the UK’s thousands of children stuck in unsafe Bed and Breakfast accommodations, to Cameroonian infants caught up in the ongoing Anglophone crisis, to those children worldwide, lost in the midst of havoc as the second lockdown due to the current pandemic, hit the world- uncertainty for children’s right to peaceful upbringings is all pervasive.

According to a recent Global Report on Children from (İNSAMER) Humanitarian and Social Research Centre, published in June 2018:

‘It is children, the most vulnerable segment of any society, who suffer the most from all of the modern world’s crises, abuses, moral decay and poverty.’

This December, focus is on hope for a possible world peace for children from around the word.
“To be hopeful in an artistic sense it is not necessary to think the world is good. It is enough to believe that there is no impossibility of it being made so”. Joseph Conrad
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Christmas is associated with the events surrounding Jesus’ birth – a fulfilment of the Old Testament messianic prophecy. 

However, the day is also equally associated with family festivities and, in particular, with children. There is arguably no better time, therefore, to focus on hope, remaining optimistic for a better future for children in the UK and worldwide.

This December, our world exclusive focuses on hope, optimism and wishes for a better future for children from around the word.  

Hope is crucial at this time of the year, especially with the impact of the pandemic and several lockdowns. Hope is the most powerful thing on earth. Please find below the seven reasons why hope should always be our last resort.

The power of hope…