Yoko Ono said she chose the UN because it believed in freedom of speech, justice for people and in world peace. The song "Imagine" by the late John has been offered to the United Nations to play on International Peace Day.
She made the generous contribution ahead of the Day, observed 21 September.
Ms Ono said she chose the UN because it believed in freedom of speech, justice for people and in world peace.
"Well, I think it was incredibly important that this particular Day was established. But also people who believe in International Peace Day are people who not just saying that, not just believing but really working on it. I really respect that."
In the song "Imagine", said Yoko Ono, her late husband was stating what should be done to bring world peace.
The theme for 2014 is "The Right of Peoples to Peace."
She made the generous contribution ahead of the Day, observed 21 September.
Ms Ono said she chose the UN because it believed in freedom of speech, justice for people and in world peace.
"Well, I think it was incredibly important that this particular Day was established. But also people who believe in International Peace Day are people who not just saying that, not just believing but really working on it. I really respect that."
In the song "Imagine", said Yoko Ono, her late husband was stating what should be done to bring world peace.
The theme for 2014 is "The Right of Peoples to Peace."
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