UN Holidays - Zero Discrimination Day

The issue of human rights discrimination is one of the main issues in the world today. The protection of social, national, racial, religious and other human rights is the task of the UN, whose members have established Zero Discrimination Day, celebrated on March 1, since 2014. The UN takes the historical experience of infringement of peoples, races, religions, personal human opinions and space as the basis for raising this problem. The heads of international organizations also focus on the problem of domestic violence, which is classified as discrimination and deprivation of the rights of a free person. Issues of infringement of rights also include the inability to receive assistance in the field of healthcare, education, and job search. In some countries, proper medical care and education are completely absent, and employment completely excludes intellectual and mental work. Zero Discrimination Day is today a global, international movement. It is necessary to understand that this event was created by international organizations for the protection of human rights to attract greater attention to the problems of modern society, to the problem of one person on a global scale. This day reminds us all of the equal rights of people all over the world, of the right of every citizen to a free and full life. Elimination of discrimination can be solved only with the beginning of transformations in all spheres of human life. International organizations for the protection of human rights, in particular the UN, set themselves the task of ensuring access for all segments of the population of the world's states to vital benefits: medicine, education, social and psychological assistance, as well as assistance in employment. The symbol of the fight against discrimination is a butterfly, painted in all the colors of the rainbow. By using this logo, each person supports the fight against violations of the rights of people around the world.