This is an archive article published on March 18, 2023
At Human Rights Council, India UN rep underlines values of ‘Ahimsa’, ‘Satyagraha’
Pandey stressed that there is strong resonance in the universal values contained in the universal declaration of human rights of the ideas and values espoused by Mahatma Gandhi, the global icon of non-violence, a statement from the Indian mission said.
Pandey made the remarks while delivering a joint statement on ‘Resonance of Thoughts and Values of Mahatma Gandhi in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights’ at the council on behalf of India and 89 other countries.
India’s permanent representative to the United Nations in Geneva Indra Mani Pandey on Friday highlighted core concepts espoused by Mahatma Gandhi such as ‘Satyagraha’ and ‘Ahimsa’ while making a statement at the Human Rights Council.
Pandey made the remarks while delivering a joint statement on ‘Resonance of Thoughts and Values of Mahatma Gandhi in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights’ at the council on behalf of India and 89 other countries.
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Pandey stressed that there is strong resonance in the universal values contained in the universal declaration of human rights of the ideas and values espoused by Mahatma Gandhi, the global icon of non-violence, a statement from the Indian mission said.
The statement is open for co-sponsorship by more states until the end of the 52nd session of the council, said a statement underlining that Gandhi’s advocacy of political, social and economic inclusion has been manifest in the Sustainable Development Goals, Pandey emphasised the five core concepts espoused by Mahatma Gandhi that is Ahimsa, Satyagraha, Sarvodaya, Swaraj and Trusteeship, pointing out that they are also the core principles of the UN Charter.
Pandey made the remarks while delivering a joint statement on ‘Resonance of Thoughts and Values of Mahatma Gandhi in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights’ at the council on behalf of India and 89 other countries.
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