Branka Drobnjak
The International Day of Tolerance, November 16, established by UNESCO, is celebrated all over the world, reminding us that we all have the right to be what we are, just as other people have the right to their specialty. According to the United Nations Declaration, established in 1995 in Paris, tolerance is the acceptance of the fact that human beings, naturally different in appearance, position, speech, behavior and values, have the right to live and be what they are.
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For most people, other cultures and customs are a stumbling block, and not an opportunity to learn something new, expand their aspects. In the new culture they see some kind of threat and they look at it with condemnation. When will we finally decide to widen our arms and embrace the world, with all our faults, imperfections and differences? Why not give him the chance to surprise us? Why not get out of the armor and open up to the differences that do not necessarily have to be bad?
We are all human beings, and smile is the language that every person in the world understands best.
Tolerance is great, but with all its limits, appreciation and respect is a nobler value to look beyond those boundaries.
Tolerance is very important for entire humanity.
As I said, tolerance is great and very important indeed, but inside it contains strong boundaries. That is good, but it will just always be the aspiration of mankind. Even though it must continue to be fought and commemorated as the UN did.
Great post, this should be every day.
that of course, it should be every day
for me, tolerance must exist in all kinds of human relationships
Yes, tolerance is very important for entire humanity.
People today tend to become upset at the drop of a hat. No tolerance control
Tolerance is very important for entire humanity.
Awesome we should all practice tolerance.
Yes, tolerance is very important for entire humanity.
very good habit for human beings .verily nice
Thank you, Budhu !!!!!