International Human Rights Day December 10, 2020

HISTORY:

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ccording to the details, the UN General Assembly decided to celebrate this day for the first time in 1948. Moreover, In 1945, the United Nations Charter was based on three points: peace, development, and human rights. In light of this Charter, on December 10, 1948, the United Nations unanimously adopted the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

Theme: Recover Better - Stand Up for Human Rights 2020:

What is human rights?

According to the United Nations Charter of Human Rights, all human rights, including the right to life, the right to equality, freedom of expression, economic, social and cultural rights, including employment, social security, education and health, development, and the right to self-determination and other rights must be provided on an equal footing without discrimination. 

The member states of the United Nations and the signatories of the Charter of Human Rights must not only grant all these rights to their citizens but also give them a priority.

 

Human Rights Day:

December 10 is celebrated around the world as International Human Rights Day. Like most countries of the world, this day will be celebrated with full enthusiasm in Pakistan.

Events of the Day:

Various events will be held in major hotels, educational institutions, and research centers around the world on the occasion of this day. The speakers will highlight the importance of this day, and the observance of human rights will be considered essential for the establishment of a good society.

Awareness programs will be held all over the world on this occasion all day long, but it is a tragedy that human beings are still struggling for their basic rights and are victims of terrorism. Even today, millions of people around the world are deprived of the right to speak out against the violation of their rights.

Purpose of International Human Rights Day:

The purpose of this day is to recognize rights without distinction of race, religion, or language. To prevent human rights violations, to create a sense of responsibility in the public, and to make women and children in particular aware of their rights, and was to draw attention to the UN Declaration on the Human Rights of the people of the world. Today is International Human Rights Day, but millions of people continue to suffer.

Issues of Countries and Human Rights:

The atrocities being perpetrated on humanity by human rights activists in Iraq, Libya, Palestine, Kashmir, and Syria are unprecedented in human history.

With a new wave of violence in Iraq, the United Nations has warned of a civil war in the country.

Human rights groups in Iraq have described the recent violence as more dangerous than the 2007 uprisings. The ongoing political divisions in Iraq, the lack of a national federation, the regional situation, especially the Syrian crisis, as well as some foreign activities against Iraq, have had an impact on the country, and the situation in Iraq has been severely affected.

Recent terrorist attacks and bloody incidents have shaken various parts of Iraq. Terrorist attacks in parts of Iraq, including Tuz Khurmatu, Fallujah, Ramadi, Mosul, Basra, Kirkuk, and Tikrit, have killed and injured scores of people.

External and non-regional powers are the main reason for the deteriorating situation in Yemen, Syria, and Libya. Delivery of justice is not possible without the rule of law, while many countries believe in the rule of law without justice.

Syria has been embroiled in a years-long civil war that has hit the economic city of Aleppo the hardest. The ongoing civil war in Syria has forced millions of Syrians to flee to other parts of the world, including Europe, to save their lives. The issue of Syrian refugees has become a global problem.

Palestine Issue:

So far there have been two major wars over the Palestinian issue. All human rights organizations are looking at the facts in Palestine. Despite all this, even if the role of the United Nations on the Palestinian issue is examined, all the resolutions passed for Palestine are an adornment of a cupboard.

The United Nations and all nations, especially Muslim countries, are silent spectators to human rights abuses in Palestine.

Kashmir Issue:

In Kashmir, the world's largest so-called democratic government, India, has been holding nearly eight million Muslims in incarceration for the past several months only to suppress their spirit of freedom.

Violations of basic human rights are on the rise in Occupied Kashmir.

The ban on the media in occupied Kashmir continues. The ban on the media is in fact to keep the facts hidden from the eyes of the world. Today, 8 million Kashmiris are looking to the international community for relief from Indian oppression.

India has the highest number of human rights violations, India is number one in this regard. Sadly most churches in India burned.

Peace Corridor:

The Kartarpur Corridor was recently opened, which proves that the human rights situation here is better. On the contrary, the human rights situation in our neighboring country is deteriorating. So that an atmosphere of peace can be established and we can spend our precious capital on the welfare of the people of our country.

Afghanistan Problem:

The war in Afghanistan has been going on for the last four decades and the biggest players in this war are the United States and its allies who consider human rights violations their right. An example of which is the recent Australian forces.

Australian special forces members allegedly killed innocent people during operations in Afghanistan They have openly violated human rights and a clear violation of international law, according to the findings of a long-awaited report. Results of the inquiry, which is the conclusion of four years of work, were released by the country's military chief.

The discovery of anonymous graves, the rape of women, thousands of missing persons, and half widows, orphans are clear evidence of human rights violations.

International organizations must stop hypocritical behavior on the occasion of World Human Rights Day!

The purpose of celebrating this day is also to make people aware of their rights and to make governments believe that they should provide all their citizens with their basic and human rights without any discrimination.

Don't the so-called human rights activists see all this?

But the fact is that we can only criticize others when there is justice in our country.

A report on the treatment of women states that the lockdown in the coronavirus caused a great deal of violence against women.

A report on the treatment of women states that the lockdown in the coronavirus caused a great deal of violence against women.  

Unemployment and worsening economic conditions in the world are not hidden from anyone, on the one hand, millions of people have lost their jobs and on the other hand, inflation has become uncontrollable.

Because of this, the middle class has disappeared. Because of this, people raise their voices for their rights and when they do not get their basic and human rights, they are forced to take illegal steps because of these uncertainties.

Islam’s Concept of Human Rights:

Islam's concept of human rights is based primarily on respect for humanity and mutual equality. Because Islam is the religion of nature and the religion of welfare and security.

Islam has eradicated all distinctions in all mankind based on race, language, and nationality. According to Islam, man has this right as a human being, so that he/she should not be discriminated against based on his/her color or place of birth or the race and nation that gave birth to him.

He/She should not be despised in comparison to others, and he should not be despised in comparison to others, and his/her rights should not be inferior to others.

The Farewell Sermon of the Last Prophet Mohammad (PBUH):

The Farewell sermon or the Last Sermon is the best charter of human rights, the integrated system of human rights presented by the Last Holy Prophet, Mohammad (PBUH) covers all spheres of life, including respect for humanity, human psychology and tendencies, and social, educational, civic, national, cultural, ethnic, and economic requirements are taken into account.

Here are a few lines from his last sermon.

All mankind is born from Adam and Eve, an Arab has no superiority over a non-Arab nor a non-Arab has any superiority over an Arab; similarly, a white has no superiority over a black nor does a black have any superiority over a white except by virtue and good deeds.

Conclusion:

Not every day but every moment should be dedicated to human rights.

Sixty-four years ago today, the slogan of Human Rights Three-Sixty-Five was to make people believe that every day of the year is a day of human rights.

Basic human rights are not a gift to anyone, but every human being is born a claimant of these rights. As long as you are a human being, you cannot lose these rights. Human rights cannot be divided. The history of rights is thousands of years old and is based on different religious, cultural, philosophical, and legal ideologies.

Many ancient documents and later religions and philosophies contain different concepts, which can be called human rights. The rights of a nation are related to three things: life, property, and religion. Apart from them, other rights fall under them.

Human rights organizations should fully raise their voice for Palestine and Kashmir. Besides, the war on Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan, and other countries must end. We demand that the people there be given their rights as human beings.

If the governments of all countries, human rights organizations, and all the people follow this last sermon of the Last Prophet Mohammad PBUH, then all the problems related to human rights will be solved automatically.

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