Know why we celebrate 'World Social Justice Day', what is history

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World Social Justice Day 2021: Equally, without discrimination, everyone can get justice and promote social justice, with the objective “Purpose” Judgment Day “is celebrated.

World Social Justice Day 2021: “World Social Justice Day” is observed on 20 February worldwide. This day is celebrated with the purpose of enabling everyone to get justice and to promote social justice equally, without any discrimination. The theme for this day has been kept as “A Call for Social Justice in the Digital Economy” ie “A Call for Social Justice in a Digital Economy”. For the first time in the year 2009, this day was celebrated as “World Social Justice Day”.

This is the purpose

The purpose of celebrating this day is to provide equal justice to every person, without discrimination and to promote social justice. The United Nations and the International Labor Office are working together to fulfill this objective of “World Social Justice Day” and spread awareness among the people about the importance of this day.

This is the theme of the year 2021 , the theme for
“World Social Justice Day” is set every year. The theme of this day for this year by the United Nations is “A Call for Social Justice in the Digital Economy” ie “A Call for Social Justice in a Digital Economy”.

This is history

“World Social Justice Day” was established on 26 November 2007, when the United Nations General Assembly announced that from the 63rd session of the General Assembly, 20 February was celebrated as “World Social Justice Day” will go. This day was first celebrated globally in 2009.

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There are many practices in most countries all over the world, where even today it is not possible to get equal justice. Talking about India, there are many practices here where it is difficult to get equal justice on the basis of gender, caste and economic status. Due to this, the rights of the people are also being violated. In order to enable such people to get the right to equality, along with National Commission for Women, National Human Rights Commission, Child Development Commission, many other NGOs are also working at their respective levels.