SERVING SUFFERING HUMANITY IS THE GREATEST RELIGION: SABIR

SERVING SUFFERING HUMANITY IS THE GREATEST RELIGION: SABIR

14-DEC-ENG 6

RAJIV NAYAN AGRAWAL

BHABHUA------------------------Under the direction of Human Rights CWA Chairman Yogendra Kumar Singh (Yogi), a program celebrating World Human Rights Day was held on December 10th at the premises of a private hospital in Hata Nagar Panchayat, Chainpur block, within the sub-division.

The chief guest at the program, Ghulam Sabir Ali, National Vice President of Human Rights CWA, addressed the workers and urged them to immediately take note of any incidents of human rights violations and inform the senior officials of the organization. The chief guest said that December 10th, World Human Rights Day, reminds us that every person is equal from birth, and everyone has the right to respect, freedom, and justice. In 1948, the United Nations General Assembly adopted the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, and since then, this day has been celebrated worldwide every year on December 10th.

The chief guest said that human rights are not just legal matters; they are a part of our daily lives. The right to live without fear, the right to education, the right to health and dignity, the right to equal opportunities – these are all rights that lead to a better society. Human Rights Day gives us the message that "humanity is the greatest religion." In the true sense, serving suffering humanity is the greatest religion.

Human Rights CWA Vice President Rakesh Kumar, in his address, said that even today, in many parts of the world, people are facing injustice, discrimination, violence, and inequality. In such a situation, it is our duty not only to know our own rights but also to raise our voices to protect the rights of others. On this occasion, the organization's workers pledged to oppose all forms of discrimination, help the weaker sections and marginalized people, and always stand for the protection of humanity. Ibrar Mirza Salim, Ravi Kumar, Imran Ali, and hundreds of other workers were present on this occasion.