July 30- WORLD DAY AGAINST TRAFFICKING IN PERSONS
Human Trafficking is a crime against humanity and is a gross violation of human rights. The evil of human trafficking has been prevalent in society for a long.
Human Trafficking is a crime against humanity and is a gross violation of human rights. The evil of human trafficking has been prevalent in society for a long.
UN General Assembly designated July 30 as International Day of Friendship in 2011 vide agenda no. A/65/L.72 by: (i) Recalling the goals and objectives of
July 28 is marked as World Hepatitis Day with a vision to step up the efforts on hepatitis at the national and international levels and encourage everyone to take action and engage for a global response as outlined in the WHO’s Global hepatitis report of 2017.
Drowning is one of the significant causes of death for children aged between 5-14 years. In the last decade, over 2.5 million people lost their lives due to drowning.
Report/Photos of the GAJE and Roya Institute for Global Justice virtual celebration Nelson Mandela International Day on 17th July 2021. Part 1 “Nelson Mandela: The
“It is easy to break down and destroy.
The heroes are those who make peace and build.” – Nelson Mandela
“We cannot always build the future of our youth,
but we can build our youth for the youth.”
– Franklin D. Roosevelt
Following our previous post on the July 17 event (Celebrating Nelson Mandela World Day), Please see details of the program below.
Virtual Celebrating Nelson Mandela World Day, with Prof. David McQuoid-Mason who knew and worked with him ******* Facilitators: Prof. Jeff Giddings and Prof. Ernest Ojukwu
In 1989, the Governing Council of the United Nations Development Programme recommended that July 11 be observed by the international community as World Population Day to focus attention on the urgency and importance of population issues.
Asia Pro Bono Virtual Conference and Access to Justice Exchange will be held virtually from 23 – 26 September 2021. The theme of the event
Cooperatives are people-centered enterprises owned, controlled, and run by and for their members to realize their common economic, social, and cultural needs and aspirations. The cooperative movement stands for providing people and community-centered solutions to almost all the areas of our social and economic life, e.g., cooperative finance, cooperative agriculture, cooperative healthcare measures, etc. Being resourced by the local community, cooperatives provide long-lasting and sustainable solutions to these problems. Cooperatives have contributed immensely to control the deadly impact of the current pandemic. It is therefore essential to recognize their role in providing a resilient framework for recovery and growth
Instituting an international day for parliaments is particularly important at this critical time for parliamentary democracy, when people are losing trust in political institutions and democracy itself is facing challenges from populist and nationalist movements. If democracy is to thrive, then parliaments, as the cornerstone of functioning democracies, need to be strong, transparent, accountable, and representative.
June 27 has been declared as Micro-, Small and Medium-sized Enterprises Day by the General Assembly to raise public awareness of their contribution to sustainable
The General Assembly decided to observe June 26 as International Day against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking by resolution 42/112 with a vision to strengthen action as well as cooperation to achieve the goal of a society free of drug abuse. Individuals, communities, and various organizations all across the globe join hands on this day to raise awareness of the problem that illicit drugs represent to society. As per World Drug Report, around 269 million people used drugs in 2018, while over 35 million people suffer from drug use disorders.
Torture is considered a crime against humanity. It still persists in various forms even though it is absolutely prohibited by all legal instruments and is
Science and gender equality are vital for achieving the internationally agreed development goals, including the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. Over the past 15 years, the global community has made a lot of effort in inspiring and engaging women and girls in science.
To highlight the value and virtue of public service to communities and development, and to recognize the work of public servants and encourage young people to pursue careers in the public sector, this day was designated as Public Service Day by the United Nations General Assembly.
Today, as armed conflicts, displacement and migration, and the COVID-19 pandemic leave tens of thousands of women newly widowed and many others whose partners are missing or disappeared, the unique experiences and needs of widows must be brought to the forefront, with their voices leading the way.
June 20 has been designated by the UN as World Refugee Day to honor refugees across the globe and celebrate the courage and strength of the people who have been forced to leave their home country to escape conflict or persecution. The refugees all across the globe face a lot of hardships, and their situation is many times hard breaking. The Covid-19 pandemic has further exposed the vulnerability of refugees. The crisis of the migrants has also come to highlight during this pandemic.
Sexual Violence in Conflict refers to rape, sexual slavery, forced prostitution, enforced sterilization, or any other form of sexual violence directly or indirectly linked to
Sustainable gastronomy means cuisine that takes into account the sustainable process of sourcing the ingredients, bringing them to our markets, and eventually to our plates. Sustainable Gastronomy Day emphasizes the need to focus the world’s attention on the role that sustainable gastronomy can play.
Desertification occurs when previously fertile land becomes desert through deforestation, drought, or improper agriculture. These areas are often home to some of the most vulnerable people and ecosystems. Many expert reports have also highlighted the link between the current pandemic and ecological damage. Desertification, along with the pandemic, is a double whammy on the poorest of the poor in the world, which sets us decades back in achieving our Sustainable Development Goals.
Remittance flows have increased five-fold over the past twenty years, but COVID-19 has been a formidable test for global remittances. Remittances act as a lifeline for low-income and fragile states where dependents back home rely on remittances to meet their basic needs. It is important that the role of remittances is recognized in people’s well-being, especially during this pandemic, as they enable many families to achieve their own ‘SDGs.’
June 15 is marked as World Elder Abuse Awareness. The UN General Assembly officially recognized this day and the same in its resolution 66/127 in December 2011. This day brings forth the need to voice opposition against the abuse and suffering inflicted upon the older generation.