International Day of Peace 2022: Top Quotes, Images, Messages, Slogans, Wishes, Captions, Posters, and Greetings to share

Every year on September 21, the International Day of Peace is observed with the goal of advancing the values of peace within and across countries and peoples. The International Day of Peace serves as a motivating reflection of what we can accomplish as a community in an era where conflict and hatred frequently dominate our media headlines. Contentment. Give it a shot shall we?

International Day of Peace History and Significance

Peace is not a very new word these days. We do have a place of peace and tasks that get through the work to maintain it continuously. Today if we are safe and living without the fear of getting bombed out of the blue, it is certainly because of the laws that got passed about observing peace throughout the world. Though, not all nations are lucky enough to get this passed.

The 3rd Tuesday in September was designated as International Day of Peace by the United Nations General Assembly in 1981. The inaugural day of the General Assembly’s yearly proceedings fell on this particular day. Strengthening the values of global peace was, and continues to be the day’s principal goal.

There is hope for reconciliation. Many cultures have experienced periods of calm throughout civilization. Compared to our ancestors or grandparents, we are much more unlikely to die in a heated battle. Governments are prohibited from using violence against someone else except when they are defending themselves or have received permission from the UN Security Council since the United Nations was founded as well as the UN Charter was written.

Best International Day of Peace 2022 Images, Slogans, Captions, Quotes, Messages, Wishes, Posters, and Greetings

“Whenever you are confronted with an opponent, conquer with love. Happy World Peace Day.”

“Do not let the behaviour of others destroy your inner peace.” -Dalai Lama

“Peace is a journey of thousand miles and it must be taken one step at a time. Happy World Peace Day.”

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“Give Peace a Chance” was written by John Lennon and Yoko Ono while they were in bed for eight days in order to spread peace and stability. Life is more enjoyable in a stable life, and now, we appeal to those who have worked to maintain that peace to understand what we can all do separately to contribute to peaceful coexistence.