Zero Discrimination Day Quotes

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Zero Discrimination Day Quotes

Zero Discrimination Day is a celebration of a worldwide event that promotes diversity and aims to end discrimination. This Day has represented a symbol of the butterfly and is observed on March 1 per year.

March 1, 2014, was the first Zero Discrimination Day. As much as the world needs trees to survive, humans as well are in need of love rather than discrimination. I hope you make the most out of Zero Discrimination Day.

I believe that as human beings we shall be respected regardless of our color and other issues.

If it helps one life at a time then it is our duty as humans to destroy the power of discrimination in this world. Wish you a Zero Discrimination Day.

There should be no discrimination against languages people speak, skin color, or religion.

Let us wake up and speak against the discrimination that is dividing the bond that we all share.

No two people in this world are the same and that is what we all need to understand.

People are meant to be one and not divided on the basis of gender, race, or color. Let us make this world one strong place.

When God has made us all equal then why do we discriminate against each other.

Quotes in Hindi.

ज्ञान और शिक्षा में ही वह शक्ति है,जो समाज में व्याप्त भेदभाव को मिटा सके.

धीरे-धीरे भेदभाव मिट रहा है,पुराना घाव धीरे-धीरे सिल रहा है.

समाज में फैले भेदभाव की बीमारी को मिटायें,शून्य भेदभाव दिवस की हार्दिक शुभकामनायें.

विश्व शून्य भेदभाव दिवस पर खुद को जागरूक करें,लड़का-लड़की में भेदभाव ना करें. जात-पात, धर्मके नाम पर भेदभाव ना करें.

भेदभाव हमें आपस में लड़ाता है,हम कितने अशिक्षित है बताता है.

इस धरती पर जीने के लिए जिस प्रकार ऑक्सीजन की जरूरत है,ठीक उसी प्रकार इंसानों को भेदभाव की जगह प्यार की जरूरत है.

Conclusion–

There should be no discrimination against languages people speak and skin color or religion. we celebrate the right of everybody to live a full and productive life and live it with dignity and free from discrimination. Together, we need to fight against prejudice on this Zero Discrimination day. States have a moral and legal obligation to remove discriminatory laws and to enact laws that protect people from discrimination.

All of them have a responsibility to hold states accountable, call for change, and contribute to efforts to remove discriminatory laws.

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