Qatar highlights education, training as pillars of human rights
<p>Geneva: The State of Qatar has emphasised education and training as key pillars in promoting and protecting human rights, saying the approach is particularly important amid today’s global challenges.</p> <p>Addressing a high-level panel marking the 15th anniversary of the UN Declaration on Human Rights Education and Training, Qatar said current global challenges required solutions rooted in…
The State of Qatar has highlighted education and training as crucial pillars for promoting and protecting human rights, particularly in light of today's global challenges. This emphasis was delivered by Abdulaziz Al Mansoori, the Second Secretary at Qatar's Permanent Mission to the UN Office in Geneva, during a high-level panel marking the 15th anniversary of the UN Declaration on Human Rights Education and Training.
Qatar's approach includes awareness initiatives, integrating human rights principles into school curricula, and establishing specialised human rights departments within government agencies. The delegation also praised the UN Training and Documentation Centre for South-West Asia and the Arab Region, located in Doha, for its role in training and promoting international human rights standards across the region.
Mansoori stressed the importance of considering national, cultural, and religious particularities when promoting human rights education, viewing cultural diversity as an opportunity for exchanging good practices and strengthening human rights principles.
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