Desmond Tutu

In this insightful discussion, former President Jimmy Carter, Mary Robinson, Ireland’s first female president, and South African activist Desmond Tutu tackle pressing global issues. They delve into the ethics of drone warfare and the moral dilemmas posed by modern technology in conflict. The leaders reflect on women's reproductive rights and the empowerment of future generations in shaping peace. Their shared experiences and commitment to human rights illuminate the path forward in the face of today's challenges.

In this engaging discussion, Desmond Tutu, a Nobel Peace Prize laureate and anti-apartheid activist, joins fellow Elders like Jimmy Carter and Mary Robinson. They explore how influential leaders can foster global peace without coercion, emphasizing personal diplomacy. The conversation touches on pressing topics such as the climate crisis, the importance of collective action in mitigating global conflicts, and the challenges of modern drug policies. Their reflections provide timeless insights into humanity's shared responsibilities and the power of dialogue.