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The International Day of Conscience promotes a culture of peace based on values, attitudes, and behaviors that uphold freedom, justice, democracy, human rights, tolerance, and solidarity. The United Nations recognizes the need to create stable and peaceful relations, respecting the rights and freedoms of all individuals. On 5 April, the General Assembly declared the International Day of Conscience and called upon Member States, UN organizations, civil society, and individuals to foster a culture of peace with love and conscience in their communities. The concept of a culture of peace originated from UNESCO, emphasizing the importance of intellectual and moral solidarity for lasting peace. Building a culture of peace requires comprehensive education, cultural and social actions, and civic engagement, promoting respect for life, rejection of violence, equal rights, freedom of expression, democracy, justice, and development. It is a positive and dynamic process that encourages dialogue, cooperation, and understanding among nations, groups, and individuals, aiming to transform conflicts through non-violent means and create a harmonious world.
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