Dubai [UAE], Zaki Nusseibeh, Cultural Advisor to the UAE President and Chancellor of the United Arab Emirates University (UAEEU), confirmed that the observance of the International Day to Combat Hate Speech, observed every year on June 18, is an important effort by the UAE. Throws light on. Under the leadership of Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, President of the UAE, to strengthen unity, respect and tolerance among all members of society, regardless of their race, religion or colour.
Speaking ahead of the international occasion, Zaki Nusseibeh said: ''Combating hate speech in the UAE is not just a moral obligation, but a deep-rooted and legacy inherited from the founding father, the late Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan. Who founded it? The foundation of a tolerant state that respects cultural, religious and ethnic diversity, and these values are the cornerstone of our society.''
He added that the UAE, in its unwavering belief in the importance of Sheikh Zayed's values and vision, continues to work diligently to build a more just and peaceful future that respects the rights of all individuals without discrimination , while ensuring that they have equal opportunities.To live with dignity and respect.
He affirmed that the UAE has enacted strict laws to combat discrimination and hate speech, ensure the rights of all individuals, and promote a safe life in an environment of mutual respect.
''The UAE continues to cooperate with the international community to promote global tolerance and peace, and it works with global partners to strengthen security and stability around the world.''
“By working together, we can continue the lasting legacy and present the UAE's unique model as a symbol of tolerance and peaceful co-existence among all nationalities and cultures,” he concluded.
A resolution of the United Nations General Assembly declared June 18 as the International Day to Combat Hate Speech, based on the United Nations Strategy and Plan of Action on Hate Speech launched on June 18, 2019.
To commemorate the day, the United Nations invites governments, international organizations, civil society groups and individuals to organize events and initiatives that promote strategies to identify, address and counter hate speech. Is.
Speaking ahead of the international occasion, Zaki Nusseibeh said: ''Combating hate speech in the UAE is not just a moral obligation, but a deep-rooted and legacy inherited from the founding father, the late Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan. Who founded it? The foundation of a tolerant state that respects cultural, religious and ethnic diversity, and these values are the cornerstone of our society.''
He added that the UAE, in its unwavering belief in the importance of Sheikh Zayed's values and vision, continues to work diligently to build a more just and peaceful future that respects the rights of all individuals without discrimination , while ensuring that they have equal opportunities.To live with dignity and respect.
He affirmed that the UAE has enacted strict laws to combat discrimination and hate speech, ensure the rights of all individuals, and promote a safe life in an environment of mutual respect.
''The UAE continues to cooperate with the international community to promote global tolerance and peace, and it works with global partners to strengthen security and stability around the world.''
“By working together, we can continue the lasting legacy and present the UAE's unique model as a symbol of tolerance and peaceful co-existence among all nationalities and cultures,” he concluded.
A resolution of the United Nations General Assembly declared June 18 as the International Day to Combat Hate Speech, based on the United Nations Strategy and Plan of Action on Hate Speech launched on June 18, 2019.
To commemorate the day, the United Nations invites governments, international organizations, civil society groups and individuals to organize events and initiatives that promote strategies to identify, address and counter hate speech. Is.
