Lincoln Sobral's Blog (2)

Below there is an article written with a very kind gaze and deep respect to The Humanist Movement’s work – people that launched and developed the Idea of The World March for Peace and Nonviolence. It was written by Ibrahim H. Rizwan (to whom we are very thankful) and published in a website of one of the materially poorest countries in the world. Nothwithstanding, this is the most 'rich' article written by a journalist about The Humanist Movement I ever took notice. It was published on The… Continue

“Dear friends,



I wanted to share with you this speech that moved me deeply and has influenced my life since I first read it, during the spring of 1977, in Chile.



At the time Silo made this first public address, the military dictatorship then in power in Argentina had banned all public gatherings in urban areas. Consequently, a bleak spot known as Punta de Vacas, high in the Andes Mountains at the border between Argentina and Chile, was chosen as the location for the… Continue