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Asked: March 12, 20242024-03-12T13:26:46+05:30 2024-03-12T13:26:46+05:30In: Gandhi and Peace Studies

Explain Pillars of Culture of Peace.

Explain Pillars of Culture of Peace.

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      2024-03-12T13:27:27+05:30Added an answer on March 12, 2024 at 1:27 pm

      The Pillars of a Culture of Peace, as outlined by the United Nations, encompass a comprehensive framework that promotes values, attitudes, and behaviors conducive to the establishment of lasting peace and the prevention of violence. These pillars were articulated in the UN Declaration and Programme of Action on a Culture of Peace in 1999.

      1. Education:

        • Objective: The pillar of education seeks to promote a culture of peace through formal and informal education systems.
        • Focus: Emphasis is placed on fostering values such as tolerance, understanding, and respect for diversity, as well as providing knowledge and skills for conflict resolution.
      2. Sustainable Development:

        • Objective: This pillar underscores the interconnectedness of peace and sustainable development.
        • Focus: It encourages socio-economic policies that address root causes of conflicts, reduce inequalities, and promote the well-being of all, fostering a sense of shared responsibility for global prosperity.
      3. Human Rights:

        • Objective: The promotion and protection of human rights are central to building a culture of peace.
        • Focus: Respect for human rights, justice, and equality are essential components, with a particular emphasis on addressing discrimination and promoting social justice.
      4. Equality of Women and Men:

        • Objective: Recognizing and promoting the equal participation of women in all aspects of society.
        • Focus: This pillar addresses gender-based discrimination, violence, and stereotypes, aiming to create inclusive and equitable societies.
      5. Democratic Participation:

        • Objective: Encouraging active and democratic participation in decision-making processes.
        • Focus: Promoting democratic governance, civic engagement, and inclusive political processes that reflect the diversity of societies.
      6. Understanding, Tolerance, and Solidarity:

        • Objective: Fostering a sense of shared humanity, understanding, and solidarity among individuals and communities.
        • Focus: This pillar emphasizes dialogue, cultural exchange, and mutual respect as means to bridge differences and cultivate a sense of common purpose.
      7. Free Flow of Information and Knowledge:

        • Objective: Ensuring open access to information and knowledge to facilitate informed decision-making.
        • Focus: Encouraging the free exchange of ideas, diverse perspectives, and the dissemination of information that promotes understanding and cooperation.
      8. International Peace and Security:

        • Objective: Promoting international cooperation and peaceful resolution of conflicts.
        • Focus: Addressing the root causes of conflicts, disarmament, and collaborative efforts to maintain international peace and security.

      The Pillars of a Culture of Peace collectively emphasize the importance of education, human rights, equality, democratic governance, understanding, and international cooperation in fostering a global environment conducive to lasting peace. These pillars provide a holistic framework for individuals, communities, and nations to work towards the common goal of building and sustaining a culture of peace.

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