Government bodies such as the United Nations, NATO, and various Non-Government Organizations and human rights groups tirelessly monitor, inform and lobby to countries around the world to help stop the unceasing escalation of war and human rights violations. Leaders of countries gather to decide to enforce peace by military force, brutality and imprisonment to keep the notion of peace alive. The world has witnessed governments' refrain from stepping forward for human rights violations, as it would risk economic gain and personal ties. The very organisations set up to bring about peace can be manipulated to allowing abuses to continue. News media prejudge and choose who and what will be heard usually fuelling indecent hate propaganda.
World leaders hold peace talks to desperately try to negotiate peace together.
In July 2000, world leaders, President of the United States Bill Clinton, Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak and Palestinian Authority Chairman Yasser Arafat gathered together for the Middle East Peace Summit at Camp David. At the end of the 2 weeks Mr. Clinton addressed the press. We can't afford to leave a single stone unturned in the search for a just, lasting and comprehensive peace. We must understand that Peace is not a commodity or a good that can be negotiated for. We live in an era full of diversity and change.