Annual Reports
PEACE DIALOGUE: ANNUAL REVIEW | 2021 – 2022
The ongoing conflict in Ukraine, escalated tensions around the Nagorno-Karabakh region, and rising tensions between Armenia and Azerbaijan have confirmed for many people the well-known notion of “might makes right.” This approach legitimizes the inevitability of violence and “the right of the strongest” while casting doubt on the possibility of peaceful conflict resolution.
However, at Peace Dialogue, we believe that peaceful and democratic societies are possible, and we remain committed to our mission of fostering the protection of human rights, promoting multi-layered dialogue, and building democracy and democratic institutions in conflict-affected and post-conflict societies, both locally and internationally.
Annual review 2010
Dear readers, we are happy to present to you a review of the second year of activities of Peace Dialogue NGO. We are pleased that in the first year of our existence we have had many achievements in Peace Activism. Peace Dialogue’s staff has tried its best to achieve the strategic aims that were formed so as to have ‘desired impact’. Hopefully, when you read the review you will find that Peace Dialogue’s “theory of changes” concentrates on effects and impacts, rather than only on activities.
