80 years of UN letter: from the ashes of war, the outbreak of a better hope – eSHOP24X7

This global document entered into force on October 24, 1945, after being confirmed by legislative agencies from signing countries.

The 80th anniversary of this founding document was convened in an event held in the General Assembly on Thursday that the basic values ​​and principles of the organization would have to protect themselves in this era of violent conflicts, cracks and carelessness towards international law.

The United Nations Charter presented the objectives and principles that show the address of the Mission and the operation of the UN, which is considered as relevant today as it was eight decades ago.

“A letter, a vision, a promise that when humanity is together, peace is possible.”

The UN Chief emphasized that the UN letter is more than a historical document. “It is a living manifesto of hope, the basis for global cooperation and the engine of progress.”

He said that in this world, which has suffered the worst part of the demolition, the United Nations have introduced their construction power from the establishment.

The president of a Mahasabha, Philmon Yang gave this moment an important symbol of its current relevance. Of violent conflicts in other countries, including Gaza, Ukraine and Sudan, for the increase in the challenges for multilateralism.

He urged countries to choose the diplomacy option and also maintain the problems of peace and human dignity in the UN Charter. “We have to take advantage of this moment and select Samvad and diplomacy instead of destructive wars.”

Unique Organization

The UN Chief described the United Nations as a unique meeting site where archirrival also look for solutions to global challenges, the most powerful and most weaknesses represent and where people from all over the world are involved.

According to Secretary General Gutersho, the United Nations have protected lives on the foundation of UN International Law and Law, the fortune has changed, hope has communicated in the desperate areas of the world and has prevented World War II.

Despite this, he warned that the promise made in the UN Charter is constantly tested.

We have seen the end of some wars, so although the new conflicts begin. Human aid has been given to those in need, but in the absence of disasters they have also happened. There have been progress in the elimination of nuclear danger, but the efforts to be reinucictionized have also intensified.

Democracy, human rights, adhesion to international law, all these subjects have improved, but anxious tendencies are also seen. Solving sustainable development weakens due to inequalities, while despite the efforts of climate action, the environment is being damaged.

The original copy of the United Nations Charter is placed in an exhibition at the UN headquarters.

Attack on values ​​and principles

The UN Secretary General issued a warning in the context of these contradictions, saying that the way in which the UN Charter is affected by the objectives and principles, never seen before.

According to him, these are also serious concerns, using force against sovereign nations, intensely pointing to international humanitarian and human rights law, and using basic human needs such as food and water as weapons.

Antonio Gutererh expressed angry because we see the same trends over and over again. When in its own benefit, the UN letter is followed, otherwise it is ignored.

Exhibition at the United Nations headquarters at the end of the 80 years of signing of the UN Charter.

Request a new commitment

The general secretary emphasized that the United Nations Charter is not optional. This is the cornerstone of international relations.

In view of this, he urged the international community that the violation of the UN Charter would be prevented from normalizing and expressing a resolution to international law in speech and actions.

It is necessary to make a stable based on the realities of a digital and multi -polar world and deal with the unity and resolution of global challenges and the uproar.

The Secretary General asked to open its doors for civil society, young people, private sectors, saying that multiplicity would have to be shaped according to the requirements of the 21st century. The basic spirit of the letter and the obligations inherent to him will have to be treated.

“For Peace. For Justice. For Progress. For us.”