Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/International Peace Institute

The following discussion is an archived debate of the proposed deletion of the article below. Please do not modify it. Subsequent comments should be made on the appropriate discussion page (such as the article's talk page or in a deletion review). No further edits should be made to this page.

The result was no consensus. W.marsh 19:18, 6 October 2006 (UTC)

[edit] International Peace Institute

And its subpages: International Creed for Peace, Peace Conservation System, and Universal Peace Protocol; also Chika Sylva-Olejeme (founder).

• I have tried looking on the Internet for this group, and found 624 Google hits for "International Peace Institute", most of which seem to be irrelevant. The article gives no references, and only achievements it lists are that the group "engages in independent projects usally based on international cooperation and children", and has created the "International Creed for Peace", the "Peace Conservation System", and the "Universal Peace Protocol" (the latter two seem to be collections of rather trivial statements, and neither article gives any mention of influence of these documents). Unless evidence of notability is provided, delete all, and remove its mention from Peace and any other articles. - Mike Rosoft 12:06, 27 September 2006 (UTC)

This is not exactly correct, see Interreligious and International Federation For World Peace (IIFWP ...Chika Sylva-Olejeme President of the International Peace Institute based in Tottenham and messenger of peace for UNESCO He has recently been involved with ... [1] Independentng.com homepage - Home of Independent Newspapers Nigeria LimitedDance Of The Mask enriches Black History ... To many residents of, and visitors to, Dagenham, United Kingdom, October ... According to Chika Sylva-Olejeme, president of International Peace Institute, ... [2] IIFWP United Kingdom :: Activities of the Interreligious and International Federation for World Peace of Great ... Activities of the Interreligious and International Federation for World Peace of Great Britain ... Chika Sylva-Olejeme ... On 27th May the Womens Federation ... [3] My name is Philip Brown I live in London I have been involved with the International Peace Institute for six years now. Mr Chika Sylva-Olejeme is founder and president of the international Peace Institute few web sites can testify to that. In 2001 was part of the pioneers of EXIT in Germany International Peace Institute organised the dance of the mask with Nigeria high commission in London in 2004 Dance Of The Mask enriches Black History Month in UK By Mufu Onifade [4] International Peace Institute organised the London meeting 2006 in relations with the UK government in 2006 [5] He was made an ambassador of peace by The Interreligious & International Federation for World Peace and British Clergy Leadership Conference. See [6]. I can fax you letters that show notability in peace for Chika Sylva-Olejeme by the Members of parliament and Embassies in the UK. Chika Sylva-Olejeme lived in Hyde park residence 55 park Lane flat 165 when was in London for London meeting 2006 you can confirm call ++44 207409900 or call directly Mr. Ian Merrick on 02074099035. See the institute activities through UNESCO in Germany too [7]. This page that is about to be deleted has sparked up some kind of peace crusade in the USA see [8]. jack knight a singer and songwriter is an Ambassador for the international creed for peace this are more links for chika Sylva-Olejeme and International peace institute:

• Hyde Park Residence Park Lane – London [9]
• exit Ways out of violence for children and youth International [10]

International peace institute is also a UNESCO official actor in culture of peace UN project AFRICAN EUROPEAN INTERACTIVE [11] International peace institute has been a national partner for The International Child Art Foundation (ICAF) USA National Partners: [12] ICAF partnered with the following national organizations in previous Arts Olympiads:

• Albania, Ministry of Culture
• Andorra, UNESCO
• Aruba, Aruba Arts Foundation
• Austria, School Board of Vienna
• Azerbaijan, Ministry of Culture
• Bahrain, Court of the Crown Prince
• Barbados, Office of the First Lady
• Belarus, Ministry of Foreign Affairs; Palace of Youth and Children
• Benin, Office of the First Lady
• Bolivia, Office of the First Lady and CONIF
• Bosnia-Herzegovina, Ministry of Education; Education Builds
• Botswana, National Museum
• Brazil, Instituto Brasil - Estados Unidos; Canal Futura
• Bulgaria, Future for Bulgaria Foundation; Spiritual Mirror
• Cayman Islands, National Gallery
• Chile, Fundacion Integra
• China, Ministry of Culture; Shanghai Cultural Development Foundation
• Colombia, Fundacion Proteger
• Costa Rica, Ministerio de Educacion
• Croatia, Ministry of Education
• Cuba, Ministerio de Educacion
• Cyprus, Ministry of Education
• Denmark, Children, Art & Pictures
• Dominican Republic, Ministry of Cultural Affairs
• Ecuador, Diario El Commercio; Holt International Children's Services
• Egypt, Ministry of Culture
• England, Tockington Manor School
• The Gambia, Department of State for Education
• Georgia, Ministry of Culture; Children Art Studio "Dserodena"
• Germany, Muncher Kunstlerhaus; ICAF e.V.
• Ghana, Explore Media and Educational Tours
• Grenada, Ministry of Education
• Honduras, Instituto de la Familia; Artemania
• Hungary, Ministry of Education
• India, Chandana Art Foundation International
• Iran, Institute for Intellectual Development of Children
• Israel, Projective - The Artists Museum
• Italy, Ministero Della Pubblica Istruzione
• Kazakhstan, Bobek Children's Foundation
• Kenya, Voluntary Youth Development
• Korea, Joong Ang Ilbo
• Kuwait, Ministry of Social Affairs and Labor
• Kyrgyz Republic, Meerim Foundation
• Latvia, Ministry of Culture; Art Teachers Association
• Lebanon, UNESCO - National Commission
• Lesotho, US Ambassador's Self Help Program
• Liberia, Office of the First Lady
• Lithuania, Office of the First Lady
• Macedonia, Ministry of Education
• Malaysia, Yellow House; UNICEF
• Maldives, Ministry of Information, Arts & Culture
• Malta, Maltese Education Division
• Mexico, Papalote - Museo del Nino; Casa Pacifica
• Moldova, Office of the First Lady; Children's Art School
• Mongolia, Mongol News Company; National Board for Children
• Mozambique, US Embassy
• Myanmar, Ministry of Education
• Namibia, National Art Gallery
• Nepal, UNESCO
• Netherlands, LOKV Institute of Arts Education
• New Zealand, Children's Art House Foundation
• Nigeria, Obafemi Awolowo University; International Peace Institute/UNESCO
• Norway, The Foundation of Children's History, Art & Culture; International Museum of Children's Art
• Pakistan, The Cupola Group; Funkor Child Art Center
• Palestine, Projective - The Artist's Museum
• Papua New Guinea, National Museum & Art Gallery
• Peru, Office of the First Lady; Ministry of Education; ICAF Peru
• Philippines, Department of Education and Culture; Museo Pambata Foundation
• Qatar, Qatar Foundation
• Romania, FINROART; Euro-Asia Promotion and Cultural Foundation
• Russia, Art School for Children
• Samoa, National University of Samoa
• Sierra Leone, Ministry of Youth, Education & Sports
• Singapore, Ministry of Education
• South Africa, Durban Children's Home Society
• Sri Lanka, Colombo Children's Book Society
• Sweden, Moderna Museet, Stockholm
• Taiwan, Association for Education through Art
• Tajikistan, Society and Children's Rights
• Tanzania, Furahini Youth Organization
• Thailand, Ministry of Education
• Togo, ONG-ATLAT; Partnerships & Exchange Organization
• Turkey, D-Atelier, Ankara
• Turkmenistan, Ministry of Education
• UAE, Ministry of Information & Culture
• United Kingdom, Eureka Museum
• Uzbekistan, Ministry of Education; Children and Adults Foundation
• Venezuela, Office of the First Lady
• Vietnam, Ministry of Culture & Information; Christina Noble Children's Foundation
• Yemen, Halaqa - International Cultural Circle
• Yugoslavia, K.I.D.S. and Decji Kulturni Centar
• Zambia, University of Zambia

logo for ipi - international peace institut of nigeria, c.s.olejeme, Nigeria [13]

• Delete alll. Unreferenced. -- RHaworth 21:56, 27 September 2006 (UTC)

• For the time and effort that the above poster put into defending these articles against deletion, he or she could have improved the articles to a keepable standard. But without the evidence I'm not going to do their work for them. Delete. Alba 20:45, 28 September 2006 (UTC)

I Adulsalam D S i live in London had keen interest in this ideas and wanted to knoe the outcome of if all now what if a writers of the article are not informed enough about wiki edit i would have loved to do it for them for knowlege sake i dont know how peharps that the writers difficulty as well i dont think that we should loose such an information in wkipedia becuse of tecnical details My name is Philip Brown i have attemted to improved the articles to a keepable standard as suggested by Alba but it does not appear when i save them how ever iam glad about Adulsalam's note every body is not an expert however no luck in tring to edit wikipedia

• 'Delete all'. Unreferenced. <<-- I agree. There are no reputable sources for this article. It seems fabricated.Dudeman1st 11:55, 3 October 2006 (UTC)

• Delete all There are now references, but still POV advertisement in the article and this organization is too obscure for inclusion. The UN it ain't. Unesco listing it doesn't give much weight IMHO. My vote is still for deletion.Dudeman1st 05:47, 4 October 2006 (UTC)

this is Philip Brown delete all, but i am sure that wikipedia will one day write articles about this man and his intiatives. By the way i am not advocating that these articles must be on the wikipedia, i will read and love the wikipedia all the same, delete all if wikipedia considers these articles fabrication irrespective of the references. but it tells me one thing nobody can really tell what is fabricated and what is not. As for me one day you will agree that these articles are not indeed fabricated. Good luck UTC from me it also DELETE ALL at least now you do not have any contest for your speedy deletion on Internationl Peace Institute "The page has been improved, go look again before deciding.": 86.129.68.54 14:04, 4 October 2006 (UTC)

• Strong keep The group is listed with UNESCO. [14] The article now has references and is improved, though more work is needed. From WP:AFD "For problems that do not require deletion, including duplicate articles, articles needing improvement, pages needing redirects, or POV problems, be bold and fix the problem or tag the article appropriately." (emphasis added)--agr 15:02, 5 October 2006 (UTC)

• Strong keep The group is listed with UNESCO. [15] The article now has references and is improved, 195.93.21.104 21:11, 5 October 2006 (UTC)

*Strong keep Articles improved Kobrown 15:23, 6 October 2006 (UTC)

The above discussion is preserved as an archive of the debate. Please do not modify it. Subsequent comments should be made on the appropriate discussion page (such as the article's talk page or in a deletion review). No further edits should be made to this page.