Hawaiian Proclamation for World Peace and Global Justice
Posted: October 24, 2025
From the desk of the KING:
The Kingdom of Hawaiʻi, under King Edmund K. Paki-Silva II, issues a global proclamation declaring that true peace cannot exist without justice, sovereignty, and the end of systemic oppression rooted in historical and modern injustices.
The Kingdom of Hawaiʻi, under King Edmund K. Paki-Silva II, issues a global proclamation declaring that true peace cannot exist without justice, sovereignty, and the end of systemic oppression rooted in historical and modern injustices.
On October 24, 2025, His Majesty King Edmund K. Paki-Silva II of the Kingdom of Hawaiʻi issued a powerful Proclamation titled “Ceasefire is Not Peace.” This declaration calls upon world leaders, institutions, and citizens to recognize that peace cannot simply be declared through ceasefires or temporary pauses in violence—it must be built upon justice, truth, and the restoration of sovereignty for all nations.
The King’s message reflects deeply on Hawaiʻi’s own history. In 1893, the lawful Hawaiian Kingdom was overthrown and annexed without a treaty—an act still regarded as one of the gravest injustices of international law. The Proclamation connects this history with global struggles, from the legacy of the Papal Bull Doctrine of Discovery to ongoing conflicts that profit from division and war.
“Ceasefires without resolution of underlying disputes are but temporary respites,” the King writes, “risking the resurgence of violence and perpetuating the influence of the military-industrial complex.”
King Edmund reminds the world that weapons themselves are not the source of destruction—it is the misuse of power and disregard for justice that fuels suffering. His message urges humanity to confront the deeper causes of war: greed, inequality, cultural suppression, and political manipulation.
The Proclamation also addresses the enduring plight of Palestine, calling for international recognition of its sovereignty, disarmament of aggressors, and the normalization of relations between Israel and Palestine—measures that go beyond temporary armistices toward lasting peace.
Ultimately, the document is both a moral and spiritual call to action. It challenges individuals and governments alike to rise with courage, advocate for truth, and reject superficial peace. The King’s vision of peace is not the mere absence of war, but the active presence of justice, dignity, and mutual respect among nations.
“Let us build a future where peace is sustained by justice, dignity is universal, and the promise of freedom and self-determination is realized for all peoples,” the King proclaims. “The time to act is now. Let us answer the call.”
This royal declaration is a continuation of Hawaiʻi’s sacred role as a beacon of peace and spiritual leadership for the Pacific and the world. It calls upon all nations to move beyond rhetoric—to heal, to reconcile, and to establish peace rooted in righteousness.
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One Reply to “Hawaiian Proclamation for World Peace and Global Justice”
Aloha mai e nā ali‘i o ka Aupuni,
Mahalo nui for this profound Proclamation of Enduring World Peace. As members of the Advisory Council, we are honored to witness and support this call for justice, liberation, and the restoration of dignity for Hawaiʻi and all nations whose voices have been silenced.
This proclamation reflects the vision of a world where peace is not merely the absence of conflict, but the active presence of justice, truth, and sovereignty. It reminds us that our collective work is to build a living framework where heaven meets earth — where the divine principles of fairness, respect, and unity are translated into tangible structures and actions that uplift every people.
The path forward requires both vision and mechanism: seeing the potential of liberated peace, while also creating and walking the practical steps that manifest it. Each government, institution, and individual has a role to play in aligning their actions with this sacred call, transforming historical injustice into a living legacy of harmony and freedom.
Let us labor together with courage, clarity, and compassion, knowing that our work today seeds the enduring peace of tomorrow.
In aloha and solidarity,
Jenn Naimo
Advisory Council Member – The Kingdom of Hawaiʻi