History of International Human Solidarity Day
The United Nations General Assembly on 22 December 2005 by resolution 60/209 recognized solidarity as a fundamental and universal right of humanity, which reflects the relations between people in the 21st century and in this regard every year 20 International Human Solidarity Day is celebrated on December.
Through International Human Unity Day, there is an increase in unity and brotherhood among different countries, so that different nations cooperate with each other for mutual interests. International Human Solidarity Day plays an important role in promoting mutual cooperation and development collectively among various nations. Awareness programs are run through Human Unity Day to fight man-made disasters, war, starvation, illiteracy, poverty and terrorism. Along with achieving the goals of sustainable development and also for inclusive development.
What is the meaning of solidarity
Solidarity is defined as the awareness of people about shared interests and goals, which creates a psychological sense of unity and belonging in a society that binds people together.