This year’s celebration centres on eliminating illiteracy regarding civilization rights, fostering a deeper understanding of their significance, and promoting collective action to uphold these rights globally. The event will highlight the core principles of civilization rights, their intersections with diverse fields related to civilizations and their products, and the importance of the Universal Declaration of Civilization Rights (UDCR). By raising awareness, we aim to empower individuals and organizations to actively engage in preserving, promoting, and advocating for the rights of civilizations worldwide.
Civilization rights must be accessible to all, transcending cultural and scientific backgrounds. On this fifth anniversary, we emphasize the need to clarify the concept of civilization rights and disseminate the fundamental principles outlined in the UDCR. This initiative ensures that everyone from custodians of ancient civilizations to advocates of modern cultural heritage understands their role in safeguarding these rights. Through education and dialogue, we strive to create a world where civilization rights are universally recognized and respected.
The Civilization Rights Identification Number (CRID) is a pioneering initiative designed to connect individuals from ancient and modern civilizations with their cultural heritage. CRID enables people to identify key cultural contributions that benefit humanity, participate in restoration efforts, and engage in developmental programs for their cultural environments. By obtaining a CRID, individuals gain access to specialized training, initiatives, and advocacy programs organized by the Institute, fostering active participation in the preservation of civilization rights.
Strengthening global dialogue is essential to ensuring that civilization rights remain a guiding force in policy, culture, and innovation. This celebration serves as a platform to unite stakeholders’ governments, organizations, and individuals in collaborative efforts to protect and promote civilization rights. By reinforcing the United Nations' commitment to intercultural dialogue, we aim to embed these rights into the foundation of sustainable development and global cooperation.
The Delegation for Civilization Rights Institute empowers the Institute to advocate on behalf of civilizations and their representatives. This initiative ensures that the voices of civilizations are heard by beneficiaries of their cultural, scientific, and artistic contributions. Through this delegation, the Institute works to assert the rights of civilizations, facilitate restitution efforts, and promote equitable recognition of their heritage.
As we mark this milestone, we invite you to participate in the celebration by deepening your understanding of civilization rigvvGFhts, obtaining your CRID, and contributing to global advocacy efforts. Together, we can build a future where every civilization’s legacy is honoured, protected, and perpetuated for generations to come.