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Proclamation of the fourth of February as the International Day of Human Fraternity.

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February 03, 2018

The United Nations General Assembly proclaimed the fourth of February as the International Day of Human Fraternity , with resolution A/RES75/200 .

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Action to contribute to a more secure world
Action to prevent societies; religious group; and individuals to become part of the vicious cycle of terrorist activities
Advance the timeless Values of Solidarity; integrity; Fairness and Optimism
Al-Azhar Al Sharif
Authentic teachings of religions
Celebrate Equality; Dignity and Mutual understanding
Challenging stereotypes
Christianity
Classmates; Colleagues and Strangers?

Create breakthroughs towards peaceful coexistence
Cultivating and keeping the interreligious coexistence
Cultural Mission of the Church
Declaration of the Human Fraternity
Dialogue among different Faiths & Religions
Dialogue among the believers
Discrimination based on religion or belief
Ensure that we pass on to future generations a world free from Discrimination & Prejudice
Faith systems and traditions
For World Peace and Coexistence
Foster greater connections among marginalized communities
Freedom is a right of every human being
Harmony & Cooperation among people.
Help build stronger; more inclusive communities
How religion matters in the field of sociology?
How we respond when someone is targeted because of identity or belief?
How we share information?
How we treat Neighbors
Independent jury
Interfaith Dialogues
International Day of Human Fraternity
International Peace
International Security
Interreligious Dialogue
Learn about other Cultures and Faith traditions
Mercy-based justice
Mutual Understanding
Our common humanity
Peacebuiding
Permanent Mission of Russian Federation to the U.N.
Places of worship
Questions of belief and conscience
Reject fear and division
Relations between the State & Religious communities
Religion
Religions for Peace
Religious and faith groups
Religious coexistence
Religious communities
Religious ideologies
Religious Institutions
Religious intolerance
Religious radicalism
Religious Tolerance
Restoring Faith in Culture
Shared space
Sharing values of interreligious and intercultural dialogue
Space sharers
Space-sharing arrangements
Spiritual movements
Spread the message of good neighborliness
Stand up for Dignity and inclusion
Statements
Strengthen efforts of interreligious and intercultural understanding
Support local efforts that bring people together.
The equality of religious communities
The free expression of religious identity
The Holy See
The importance Human Fraternity
The need for spiritual guidance
The role of religion
The use of religions for different interests by political actors
There is no dialogue between religions without researching the good between religions
There is no peace between Nations or peace between religions without dialogue between religions
UNAOC
United Nations General Assembly Resolution A/RES/75/200
United Nations Secretary-General
United Nations Special Envoy to Combat Islamophobia
Violent Extremism
We need to love and support one another to live in harmony and peace
Why interreligious and intercultural dialogue matter at every level
World Conference on Religion and Peace (WCRP)
Youth Engagement with Religion and Faith in the 21st Century

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