UNESCO Declaration of Principles on Tolerance

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The UNESCO Declaration of Principles on Tolerance is a 1995 international normative document that defines tolerance as a fundamental human right and global responsibility, guiding education, legislation, and policy to combat intolerance and violence worldwide.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf UNESCO normative instrument
human rights document
international declaration
adoptedAtSession General Conference of UNESCO
surface form: 28th session of the UNESCO General Conference
adoptedBy General Conference of UNESCO
surface form: UNESCO General Conference
adoptionDate 1995-11-16
adoptionYear 1995
aimsTo combat intolerance
combat violence
promote mutual understanding among peoples and cultures
promote peace
articleCount 6
author UNESCO
surface form: United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
callsFor international cooperation to promote tolerance and non-violence
characterizesToleranceAs active attitude prompted by recognition of the universal human rights and fundamental freedoms of others
defines tolerance as respect, acceptance and appreciation of the rich diversity of our world’s cultures, forms of expression and ways of being human
emphasizes the importance of media and communication in promoting tolerance
the role of education in preventing intolerance
encouragesStatesTo adopt legislation and policies to protect individuals and groups from acts of intolerance
develop educational curricula that foster tolerance and respect for human rights
establishes International Day for Tolerance
guides education policy on tolerance
legislation to combat intolerance
public policy to promote tolerance
hasArticle Article 1: Meaning of tolerance
Article 2: State level – National legislation and practice
Article 3: Social dimensions
Article 4: Education
Article 5: Commitment to action
UNESCO Declaration of Principles on Tolerance self-linksurface differs
surface form: Article 6: International day for tolerance
internationalDayDate November 16
language Arabic
Chinese
English
French
Russian
Spanish
legalStatus non-binding declaration
linkedDay International Day for Tolerance
placeOfAdoption Paris
recognizesToleranceAs a fundamental human right
a global responsibility
relatedTo United Nations Decade for Human Rights Education
surface form: UN Decade for Human Rights Education

Constitution of UNESCO
surface form: UNESCO Constitution

Universal Declaration of Human Rights
statesThat tolerance is a duty that upholds human rights, pluralism, democracy and the rule of law
tolerance is not concession, condescension or indulgence
subject education for tolerance
human rights
prevention of intolerance
tolerance

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United Nations Year for Tolerance hasKeyDocument UNESCO Declaration of Principles on Tolerance
UNESCO Declaration of Principles on Tolerance hasArticle UNESCO Declaration of Principles on Tolerance self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Article 6: International day for tolerance