Kristi Royse’s Post

"All human beings are born free & equal in dignity & rights." Sunday’s #HumanRightsDay marks the 75th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which is more needed now than ever - in our troubled & turbulent times. The rights enshrined within it are not just mere words - they are the essence of humanity. Yet, 75 years after the world agreed on the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, horrible grave human rights violations persist around the globe and all too often, they occur without consequences for the perpetrators. The world cannot afford to turn a blind eye. Rights violations reverberate across borders, and across generations. Whenever and wherever rights are violated, all of us are placed under greater risk. The stakes for humanity are sky-high. On this landmark anniversary, it is time for us to fix our sights once again on our vision for a better world. Our hope lies in human rights, and it lies in international cooperation. These are the tools we need, to work towards development, peace, and security and to build a world in which no one is left behind.

All that has challenged the world is the disregard of human rights by the all governments, who love war, killing, and discrimination more than their own dear lives. The dictator is a person who does not deserve to rule, nor does the right to life and freedom mean anything to Them.  And it has a meaning because by violating human rights and killing people and destroying biological resources, They wants to destroy what we are looking for sustainability with war, corruption and bullying methods.  The United Nations and the United Nations are the United Nations, and any shortcoming and delay in saving the life of even a human being is a sin that will not be forgiven.  As a human being and a humanitarian, in recent years, I have been given permission to protect myself and human rights, as well as follow the goals of sustainable development as a citizen of the United Nations and a resident of Iran.  And as the international ambassador of culture and human rights and the world ambassador of peace, I request to quickly deal with the situation of the people of Iran, and the countries that are being destroyed due to the corrupt government and dictatorship, in this country, like North Korea, work to defend the rights  Humanity and following the goals of sustainable development with punishments such as death leads to crimes that have never been committed, so I have not yet been killed by the government of other human rights protesters in Iran. Please answer my Voice With the best Regards Dr. Mahmoud Geramian WPA In Iran and International Ambassador of Culture and Human Rights World Peace Tracts #wpt #hpa #NMF #paka  booksforpeace.org/ United Nations #unitednations UNESCO  SDG AcademySDGs #sdgs  LinkedIn #linkedin

THE THREE (3) R’S- {NIGERIA} REINVENTING synergies between Private Enterprises and Governments’ Institutions by reassessing social benefits, and promoting equitable reward system for its citizens. REWARDING the “Nigerian Genius” through the promotion of productive pursuits, acceptable business practices, and work ethics. REINVIGORATING, and ennobling the “Human Spirit” through its natural endowments and productive capacity for self-actualization! This is the way forward for the “Nigerian Project” Wisdom O. Dafinone

Today, on #InternationalHumanSolidarityDay, let's celebrate the power of unity, the strength in diversity, and the magic of human compassion. 💖 🌟 This special day reminds us of our shared responsibilities in achieving global goals together. 🌈May we remember that our differences are what makes us unique, yet it is our shared humanity that binds us together. Happy International Human Solidarity Day, everyone! 🥳🌏🤝 #WeAreOne #SolidarityDay #UnitedWeStand #CelebrateHumanity.

🌍✨ Embracing Unity on International Day of Living Together in Peace! ✨🌍 Today, on International Day of Living Together in Peace, we celebrate the power of unity, compassion, and understanding that brings us closer as a global community. At Evans Baroque Ltd., we believe in the profound impact of living in harmony, not just with each other but also with our planet. In an interconnected world, fostering peace and solidarity is crucial. It's about recognizing our shared humanity and working together to build a brighter, healthier future for everyone. Whether it's promoting access to essential healthcare, supporting diverse communities, or advocating for sustainability, every positive action contributes to a world filled with peace and prosperity. Let's embrace diversity, respect differences, and promote dialogue. Together, we can create a world where everyone has the opportunity to thrive. 🌿💙 Live More. Be More. #LiveMore #BeMore #EvansBaroque #LivingTogetherInPeace #GlobalUnity #HealthyCommunities

Today is Human Rights Day. The United Nations marks this day to remember one of the world's most groundbreaking global pledges: the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. This document enshrines the inalienable rights that everyone is entitled to as a human being — regardless of race, color, religion, sex, language, political or other opinion, national or social origin, property, birth or other status. Available in more than 500 languages, it is the most translated document in the world. As an organization committed to ending human trafficking and modern slavery, LifeWay Network celebrates Human Rights Day. You can read the declaration here: https://lnkd.in/gEvhWEe and you can learn more about LIfeWay at lifewaynetwork.org.

Happy 4th of July! As we celebrate the birth of our great nation and the freedoms we hold dear, let's reflect on the ideals that the United States of America was created to embody. The freedom to choose one’s own path and destiny, to dream, innovate, and build; the idea that no matter who you are, or where you are from, you have the right to dream, act on those dreams and achieve your dreams. It is not a guaranty of success, but a guaranty of opportunity, the opportunity to apply yourself, work hard and live a better life. Our forefathers came to America from other parts of the world to create and live a different life; not be told they had to believe certain beliefs or live a particular lifestyle. The idea that we treat everyone fairly and with the same rights they enjoyed. They fought for this independence, the right to dream and choose to believe, the right to work hard, take risks, overcome challenges, and realize their visions. America is about many different backgrounds, traditions, ways of thought and belief. It is about honoring and respecting the rights of others, even when we don’t agree with what they think. We can and should, disagree; find the middle ground, compromise. It is this principal of acceptance, compromise and working together that have taken our country from its humble beginnings as colonies, to the forefront of the world and place that people continue to want to migrate to and partake in the “Great American Experiment”. This idea is not an end, as much as it is a journey – a journey of evolution, experiment and collective achievement. Here's to freedom, innovation, and the relentless pursuit of our dreams. Happy Independence Day! #UnitedStatesofAmerica #USA #togetherweachieve #IndependenceDay #4thofJuly

Hasn't it come time for the collective wisdom and will of the nations to play an integral role in managing and making strategic and important decisions? Have governments, politicians and people of power and wealth not proved their destructive role in our world? #peace #climatechange #war #nations #goverment #environment #humanrights #politics #world #people #ethics

In an age of increasing polarization and division, how can we build bridges across lines of difference and strengthen solidarity? What strategies do we need to sustain connections and build power across the growing chasms of ideology, experience, power, and privilege? More people than ever are engaged in social change. We can sustain this momentum for the long run. Join us for this year’s Solidarity Is programs to sharpen analysis and strategy, deepen our connections, and practice skills that can help us continue the critical work of advancing justice and liberation. Solidarity is the throughline to move from equity to justice, from diversity to accountability, from silos to interdependence, from symbolism to systemic change. We believe solidarity builds power. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/etJKj2RQ

We live in a time of turbulence for our world, for people, and for human rights. Our world is transitioning into an era of multipolarity where as powers compete, the rule of law, and the rules of war, are being undermined. The multiplication of conflicts is causing unprecedented suffering - but human rights are a constant. They bring coherence to our search for solutions, and they are fundamental to our hopes for a world at peace. The path to peace begins with full respect for all human rights – civil, cultural, economic, political and social. Building a culture of human rights is building a world at peace.