International Day Social Justice History Theme Days Celebration:

The United Nations (UN) World Day of Social Justice is remembered every year on February 20 to show appreciation to dwellers as a reminder of how social justice affects the eradication of poverty. Social justice has been at the core of public protection development for more than a century. Social security systems protect people against the risk of life, thus strengthening social unity, loyalty, and harmony. The World Day differentiates that civilization must be supported by social justice, a high opinion for human rights and vital freedoms, and the right to collective safeguard for all. 

Background:

The World Summit for Social Development was organized in Copenhagen, Denmark, in 1995, and issued the Copenhagen Declaration and Program of Action. At this summit, more than 100 political leaders promise to make the overthrow of poverty, rarity, and full employment, in addition to stable, protected, and just societies, as their overriding objectives. They additionally determined the necessity to place the general public at the center of the growth approach. The devotion of the day should include the auxiliary consolidation of the labors of the universal community in poverty elimination, encouragement of full employment and decent work, gender equity, and access to social pleasure and equality for all.

World Day of Social Justice Events and Activities:

Many organizations, including the UN and the International Labor Office, make declarations on the impact and importance of social justice for common people. Many unions present a strategy for better social justice by dealing with poverty, social and economic removal, and unemployment. Trade unions and movement groups are requested to summon their members and supporters to mark the day. Schools, colleges, and universities may arrange remarkable activities for the day or outline a week of events and activities rotating around a theme related to poverty, social and economic exclusion, or unemployment. Varied media, together with radio and television stations, newspapers, and Internet sites, can give attention to the topics of the World Day of Social Justice.

When General (Retd) Pervaiz Musharraf removed Chief Justice of Pakistan Chaudhry Iftikhar, then Chief Justice and his supporters, political leadership, and the people of Pakistan encouraged the struggle for justice, and the Chief Justice and his supporters' struggle to achieve social justice for all.