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International Day of Peace
Better
than
a
thousand
hollow
words
is
one
word
that
brings
peace.
What
is
the
most
sought
after
thing
in
this
world?
The
answer
is
a
single
word;
peace.
It
is
the
thriving
desire
for
everyone
to
live
in
peace.
When
we
say
peace
it
should
not
be
understood
as
an
absence
of
war.
Peace
is
a
virtue,
a
state
of
mind,
a
disposition
for
benevolence,
confidence
and
justice.
Holy
Bible
says:
“Blessed
are
the
peacemakers
for
they
shall
be
called
the
children
of
God".
To
highlight
the
necessity
to
strive
for
peace
September
21
is
celebrated
as
the
International
Day
of
World
Peace.
The idea of conflict free interaction between all humans is often told an Utopian idea. It is mostly because of the wide ranges of behaviour and personal circumstances that exist. People always end-up in conflicts over one or other issues. It is to avoid all types of conflicts between individuals, nations and organizations, the world peace day is celebrated. The soul aim of this celebration is to mark our individual and collective progress toward building Cultures of Peace, and serve as a reminder of our permanent commitment to Peace, above all interests and differences of any kind. The International Day of Peace provides an opportunity for individuals, organizations and nations to create practical acts of Peace on a shared date.
Declaring 21st September as International Day of Peace, United Nations proclaimed that International Day of Peace shall henceforth be observed as a day of global ceasefire and non-violence, an invitation to all nations and people to honour a cessation of hostilities for the duration of the Day... People from all sectors of society are asked to honor and celebrate International Day of Peace on 21st September. The vision of the Day extends far beyond the cessation of violent conflict and represents an opportunity for individuals to join in a moment of global unity.
Day
of
Peace:
History
Established
by
a
United
Nations
resolution
in
1981,
the
International
Day
of
Peace
was
first
celebrated
September
1982.
The
International
Day
of
Peace
was
established
by
a
resolution
of
the
United
Nations
General
Assembly
to
be
the
third
Tuesday
of
September
every
year
and
"devoted
to
commemorating
and
strengthening
the
ideals
of
peace,
as
a
day
of
global
ceasefire
and
non-violence,
an
invitation
to
all
nations
and
people
to
honour
a
cessation
of
hostilities
during
the
Day.
It
invited
all
Member
States,
organizations
of
the
United
Nations
system,
regional
and
non-governmental
organizations
and
individuals
to
commemorate
the
Day
in
an
appropriate
manner,
including
through
education
and
public
awareness,
and
to
cooperate
with
the
United
Nations
in
establishing
a
global
ceasefire".
After a campaign by Jeremy Gilley and the Peace One Day organization, from 2002 onwards the international day of peace is celebrated on on September 21st each year
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