May 1, 1995 (, April seeing in the first two days), the decision of the United Nations in 1995 as the International Year for Tolerance. May 1 to 4

1995, UNESCO and the Indian Ministry of Culture hosted a meeting of the Asia-Pacific region "tolerance" in New Delhi. Meeting with tolerance as the main line, contact the current situation and prospects of the Asia-Pacific region's economic, political, social, cultural and other issues were discussed. (On com)
meeting called on people to undertake the following obligations: to respect someone else's politics, religion, and socio-cultural values, and the people the right to make appropriate reforms of traditional practices; against the use of violent means to resolve conflict; for the final the establishment of a just society, and efforts to achieve human coexistence. The meeting drafted a final draft declaration on "1995 - The United Nations International Year for Tolerance". The draft declaration will be submitted to this year's United Nations General Assembly for discussion and adoption. 1995 as the United Nations Year for Tolerance "target =" _blank "> Year for Tolerance," the establishment of UNESCO in 1991, the 26th session of the General Assembly, and to get the recognition of the United Nations General Assembly in 1992, it was as commemorative UNESCO's 50th anniversary of an important event.
UNESCO pointed out that the survival needs of the human environment of peace, peace must be established on the basis of human reason and moral. Tolerance idea is designed to remind people of mutual respect, equality, mutual accommodation, and peaceful coexistence.
General Assembly designated UNESCO as the organization and leadership of the Year for Tolerance, for the drafting of a draft declaration in April 1993, UNESCO organization a meeting of experts was held in Istanbul, Turkey the same year, 22 to 28 August, a meeting of experts held in Moscow on the draft declaration was discussed and modified this UNESCO commissioned by the Government of India chaired the Asia-Pacific countries meeting, the final completion of the task of the elaboration of the draft declaration. (? v history today?? com)