http://www.hiroshimapeacemedia.jp/?lang=en

 

This is a website of Chugoku Newspaper in Hiroshima, Japan.  Junior andsenior high school students interview victims of war or communicate with other young people working for peace and write newspaper articles. 

Junior Writers' Reports about peace are on the right at the bottom of the top page.

They have Chinese, Russian,  and French pages, too.

http://thepeacegong.org/

 

"Our aim is to bring together children from different parts of the world to work for global peace. Through The Peace Gong we will try to promote diversity and encourage dialogues among children from different cultures and communities."

The Peace Gong is a children’s newspaper for peace.  It is based in India, but students in many other countries work as reporters.

You can read their newspaper on this website by clicking “Newspaper” among the tabs on the top and then “Read more” at the end of each article.

If you want to be a reporter, you can click “Join us” among the tabs on the top to apply for the work as a reporter.

First of all some sentences about Radijojo World Children's Media Network (see also Wikipedia): 

Radijojo World Children's Media Network (in brief: Radijojo) is a global non-profit initiative empowering children to use radio and internet as tools for global learning and cultural exchange. Radijojo is a Germany based NGO cooperating with schools, community radios, education, youth and culture organisations worldwide. 

Radijojo's content is produced by children for children. All programming is free of advertising and offered to schools and community radios worldwide free of charge. 

Radijojo World Children's Media Network has established educative and participative projects e.g. in Afghanistan, India, Sierra Leone, Russia, Kyrgysztan, Thailand, Brazil, New Zealand, Australia, China, Chile, Ghana, Tanzania and Namibia., Radijojo has established the first Transatlantic children's radio platform connecting kids in the US, Canada and Europe, called "Across the Ocean". 

In Europe, Radijojo has established the first European Children's Radio EUCHIRA. Radijojo has been awarded be the EU commission, the International Association of Journalists and Internews as one of the 30 top projects in Europe in the field of media and diversity, by UNICEF New York and by the Federal Government of Germany. Patron for Radijojo's European Chapter EUCHIRA is German chancellor Angela Merkel. Patron for Radijojo is conductor Daniel Barenboim. Radijojo is member of the World Association of Community Radios (AMARC). 

It partners with organisations like UNESCO, UNICEF, One Laptop Per Child, Pacifica Radio and the network of young producers within the Public Radio Exchange, Generation PRX. Radijojo was founded in 2002 by German sociologist and media manager Thomas Röhlinger (MBA). 

We have 5 messages from our kids: 

1 project of the Berlin Pankow School for Peace-day with fotos and video-clip (balloonns for peace) 

http://www.radijojo.de/WCN_neu/english/page/unten.php?pl=Weltprojekte&kontinent=Weltprojekte&punkt=weltprojekte&audio=onepeace&audioname=World Day of Peace 

2 one pic taken with students in morroco 

http://www.radijojo.de/the-transatlantic-school-initiative/?p=710 

3 pics from the Wilhelm-von-Humboldt-Gemeinschaftsschule Berlin, Germany 

http://www.radijojo.de/the-transatlantic-school-initiative/?p=710 

4 kids from 3 continents, from Morocco (Africa), from Kazakhstan (Asia) and Germany (Europe) meet in a viedeo conference and talk about peace on earth and what we can do for it. 

http://radijojo.de/new_site/news.php?showSingle=1&id=712&showTypePage=0 

5 our radijojo intern was in the refugee camp Dzaleka of the UNHCR (United Nations High Commissioner of Refugees) in Malavi (Africa) and made an interview with Pascal: "my home was taken but not my future". 

you can listen to the song: 

http://radijojo.de/we-are-discovering-the-world/page/download.php?file_name=../inc/malawi/dererstegemeinsamesongafrikavs/Refugee_Song_Malawi_Berlin_gross.mp3&file=Refugee_Song_Malawi_Berlin_gross.mp3

and here is Pascal's Poem: 

Oh my home, Oh my sweet home 

You were beautiful 

Adorned with flowers 

Home of honey and milk 

But fate intervened 

You were taken away - away from me 

War did it all 

Oh, how tragic 

Misery and sorrow all over 

Violation of human rights 

Fleeing empty handed 

Like a sheep without shepherd 

Through frustrations, here I am 

JRS and UN and Malawi Government 

Gave it to me 

Bright and promising 

Decorated with new flowers 

Better schools I have 

Encouraging grades at school 

More prosperous than before 

It takes courage to be a refugee 

I will make it! 

My home was taken 

But not my future 

The UN Refugee Agency UNHCR got the Nobel Peace Prize twice: in 1954 and in 1981!