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Sep 21: World Peace Day

Sep 21: World Peace Day

By Rashmi DahalPublished 3 years ago 4 min read
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Sep 21: World Peace Day

International Day of Peace is a United Nations-sanctioned holiday and is celebrated every September 21st to be International Day of Peace also known as World Day of Peace. In this beautiful picture book, the young British filmmaker tells how he has persuaded world leaders to make this day. International Peace Day is celebrated annually on 21 September. It is a UN holiday that ends war and violence and promotes world peace.

United Nations International Peace Day, or just Peace Day is a day celebrated on September 21 in all seven nations' non-governmental organizations, communities, individuals, and governments around the world. People from major cities around the world to small villages are celebrating World Peace Day.

Peace Day gives humanity the same day to participate in activities that contribute to building a peaceful, compassionate, knowledgeable, and united world. Worldwide, World Peace Day recognizes cultural diversity and promotes ideas for non-violence, peacebuilding, and peacekeeping. Every year, the world looks for a moment's silence during the day at all times.

September 21 marks the annual International Day of Peace of the United Nations to encourage people around the world to achieve peace by understanding the causes of climate change. One day peace can mean communicating in line with the thinking of the United Nations, contributing to recovery, building resilience, and transforming our world into a more equitable, just, cohesive, stable, and healthy world for all. This year, World Peace Day appeals to people and asks them to put down their arms and remember to live in harmony.

These stories inspire individuals to strive for peace in their lives and for the environment enshrined in Peace One Day to contribute to a world of peace. The challenge for Peace Day encourages action on September 21 to build Peace through real-life activities shared on social media like #PeaceDayChallenge.

A day dedicated to peace in a world full of strife reminds us of Mahatma Gandhi's philosophy of ahimsa (nonviolence). In 1981, the United Kingdom and Costa Rica made a joint decision in conjunction with the United Nations Conference on the Day of Remembrance and Strengthening of the Peace Goals to be celebrated on the third Tuesday in September. Since the United Nations launched its nonprofit organization Peace One Day in 2001, it has urged groups around the world, including the Taliban, to put an end to the blaze.

In 1982, the United Nations General Assembly proclaimed a resolution supported by Great Britain and Costa Rica on World Peace Day, now known as World Day of Peace, dedicated to commemorating and strengthening the cause of peace. In Grades 3-6, in hopes of making a difference and helping to bring peace to a troubled world, Gilley wrote that the United Nations spoke of the day when the whole world would respect peace. The new resolution of the General Assembly [4], backed by the United Kingdom, honored the peace of the day, while Costa Rica, the first sponsor of the day, gave September 21 a calendar day, declaring it a day to end the global war. and non-violence.

The windmill holds its message of peace in its hand and rotates as it is sent to earth. The air machines carrying this message are turned on and the message is sent worldwide.

As we talked, the second graders saw that everyone in the world had the same hope for peace. Fourth graders create peace symbols by exploring the symbols of peace around the world. Fifth graders then designed and wrote a poster to share their research and celebrate peacemakers around the world.

World Schools Link participates annually in celebrating this day to spread the word and thoughts of peace around the world. This year, all of you have worked together to design a flag of peace, to send your message of peace like a whirlwind around the world. Link Elementary is a global school where messages of peace continue to be broadcast to communities around the world.

A few days of viewing take place in many cities around the world, including Philadelphia. The youth unveiled their projects to combat climate change and promote peace on World Peace Day at the United Nations headquarters on September 20, 2019. A study by the Culture of Peace News Network found that the Internet recorded 562 festivals in 127 countries around the world this year.

Since 2002, September 21 has been marked not only as a time for dialogue, promotion, and peacekeeping but also as a 24-hour period to end the global war between non-violent groups currently in active struggle.

As the United Nations celebrates its 75th anniversary, we are increasingly discussing how we can build a peaceful and prosperous future that we all want. In 2015, UN member states adopted 17 Sustainable Development Goals that recognize the need to focus on the economic and social development of all people and to ensure that human rights are protected. This spirit is also present in the Security Council and the resolution of the General Assembly Resolution 2016: Sustainable Peace.

International Day of Peace 2016 is based on a global campaign to promote respect, safety, and dignity for those who must flee their homes to find a better life. There is much that can be done to provide peace and security in a troubled world. Find tutorials in the Global Database to help your school celebrate the day, or browse for any of the topics listed for peace, conflict, and security.

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