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Hope: The golden bullet. 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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Ce décembre, l’accent est mis sur l’espoir d’une paix plausible pour tous les enfants de la planète. “Avoir de l’espoir dans un sens artistique, ne signifie pas nécessairement croire que le monde est vertueux. Il suffit de croire qu’il n’est pas impossible qu’il le devienne.”
Joseph Conrad. 
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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, …

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NO to arms trade: NO to the grotesque paradox. Poppies, Head of States, and hypocritical manipulators: from Remembrance Day to the increase of arms trade via civilian casualties and the death toll in UK and worldwide, this November, The Bridge Magazine vividly condemns the arms trade.
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London arms trade fair- the world’s biggest arms fair. The Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) found that the UK was second only to the United States in terms of generating money from the arms trade. The Bridge MAG. Image

If The Bridge Magazine was a satirical magazine, this November, in response to the world’s observance of Remembrance Day, our front page picture would have featured a provocative cartoon depicting hypocritical world leaders as ugly monsters eating their own children.
Latest figures on casualties of conflict from the Department of Peace and Conflict Research since the start of 36 major armed conflicts of recent years raises …