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The World Mediation Organization serves as a platform that promotes respectful intercultural and non-armed understanding. We believe that „Mediation is a social core skill that lies veiled within each of us.“
world mediation
organization
The World Mediation Organization serves as a platform that promotes respectful intercultural and non-armed understanding.
you are the change

Welcome to WMO
The World Mediation Organization serves as a platform that promotes respectful intercultural and non-armed understanding. We believe that „Mediation is a social core skill that lies veiled within each of us.“ By using the term of Mediation, we want you to understand that Mediation is not a single method but more likely a conglomerate of diverse competencies and skills.
By promoting a constructive dialogue within an area of mutual respect and non-escalated armed conflict (previously named: ‘culture of peace‘), it is intended to make the individual reflect in order to identify a person’s point of view, to raise awareness towards social and political conceptions, and to communicate knowledge that may assist in creating enduring solutions to conflicts and tensions created by human interactions, states, and organizations.
What We Do

Consultancy
The WMO Consultancy section describes a strictly confidential on demand service, in the field of local, territorial, national and international conflict analysis and evaluation, that will be delivered by a selected team of WMO Task Force Experts,
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Training
We are glad to offer you thrilling research results and first-hand conflict reports that disclose deep insights in a comfortable short setting. Witness what our global experts want to share with you in order to deepen your knowledge,
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Internship
Welcome to the WMO Internship Program. WMO offers members and non-members an interesting an challenging range of potential engagements in order to deepen professional insights, to strengthen interpersonal relations, and to be
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Journal
Welcome to the WMO Conflict Insight Journal. We are glad to offer you thrilling research results and first-hand conflict reports that disclose deep insights in a comfortable short setting. Witness what our global experts
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WMO CONFLICT INSIGHT JOURNAL
OUR MEMBERS AROUND THE WORLD
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Former Judge, Supreme Court of India; International Arbitrator; Legal consultant; Doctorate student, Euclid UniversityIndiaLawyer for 28 yrs; Judge for 16 yrs; Arbitrator for 19 yrsTo make the world peaceful and free of conflicts. If there are some conflicts, resolve them by mediation and avoid violenc.As a dedicated law student at the University of Nairobi with a passion for justice, human rights, and conflict resolution, I am eager to contribute to your mission of fostering global peace and understanding. I have developed a strong foundation in legal research, writing, and advocacy. My role as a Research Assistant at the Kibera High Court has honed my ability to analyze complex legal issues, while my editorial work with the University of Nairobi Law Journal has strengthened my research and communication skills. My article, “Legal Tools for Wildlife Conservation and Protection,” reflects my ability to address complex topics effectively. I have also excelled in moot court competitions, earning accolades such as Best Male Oralist and Best Debater, which have enhanced my critical thinking and oral advocacy skills. What draws me to the WMO is its focus on creating actionable insights to address global conflicts and promote peace. I am particularly inspired by the opportunity to contribute to the Conflict Insight Journal and develop research papers that inform policy and practice. This internship aligns with my long-term goal of becoming a legal advocate for marginalized communities and a catalyst for systemic change. I am excited about the prospect of learning from the WMO’s experts and contributing to projects that advance global peace and stability.KenyaAs a dedicated law student at the University of Nairobi with a passion for justice, human rights, and conflict resolution, I am eager to contribute to your mission of fostering global peace and understanding. I have developed a strong foundation in legal research, writing, and advocacy. My role as a Research Assistant at the Kibera High Court has honed my ability to analyze complex legal issues, while my editorial work with the University of Nairobi Law Journal has strengthened my research and communication skills. My article, “Legal Tools for Wildlife Conservation and Protection,” reflects my ability to address complex topics effectively. I have also excelled in moot court competitions, earning accolades such as Best Male Oralist and Best Debater, which have enhanced my critical thinking and oral advocacy skills.What draws me to the WMO is its focus on creating actionable insights to address global conflicts and promote peace. I am particularly inspired by the opportunity to contribute to the Conflict Insight Journal and develop research papers that inform policy and practice. This internship aligns with my long-term goal of becoming a legal advocate for marginalized communities and a catalyst for systemic change. I am excited about the prospect of learning from the WMO’s experts and contributing to projects that advance global peace and stability.I am a first-year B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) student at the West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences (NUJS), Kolkata. My academic journey includes participation in internal mediation and negotiation competitions, along with courses on Artificial Intelligence and Law at IIT Kharagpur and the New Criminal Laws at NUJS. I have also interned at Viral Fission, where I gained marketing experience with brands like Engage and Tata Crucible among others. Additionally, I have contributed to university societies, such as the Society for International Trade and Competition Law and the Leadership and Training Service Society (LTS), focusing on outreach programs and social initiatives.IndiaI am a first-year B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) student at the West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences (NUJS), Kolkata. My academic journey includes participation in internal mediation and negotiation competitions, along with courses on Artificial Intelligence and Law at IIT Kharagpur and the New Criminal Laws at NUJS. I have also interned at Viral Fission, where I gained marketing experience with brands like Engage and Tata Crucible among others. Additionally, I have contributed to university societies, such as the Society for International Trade and Competition Law and the Leadership and Training Service Society (LTS), focusing on outreach programs and social initiatives.I am eager to join WMO to deepen my understanding of mediation and alternative dispute resolution (ADR) on a global scale. Through my participation in internal mediation and negotiation competitions, I have developed a strong interest in conflict resolution strategies and the role of ADR in legal systems. WMO offers a platform to engage with experts, refine my skills, and contribute to discussions on international dispute resolution. I look forward to bringing my academic knowledge and practical experience to the organization while learning from a diverse network of professionals dedicated to peaceful and effective solutions.