spread peace No to racism… No to non-discrimination

spread peace

No to racism… No to non-discrimination
Two fundamental principles of the rule of law, the duty to respect the equality of all, non-discrimination on the grounds of religion, race or gender, and non-discrimination against minorities, persons with disabilities, religious or racial discrimination, immigrants or indigenous peoples.
And harnessing the law to support and guarantee women’s rights and non-violence and to address it. Providing and protecting the child from exploitation, abuse, violence and discrimination, and ensuring the child’s interest.

We are born as free human beings, equal in rights and dignity. Our souls dream of rising in a clear sky free of wars and resentments, dreaming of a decent life. Our goal is peace. Peace does not exclude anyone.Rather, it is the goal of all human beings in survival and reconciliation.We release the white dove with a green olive branch in its mouth that gives us peace of mind in ourselves, seeking awareness and rising from slumber to the morning of a bright dawn that does not pass away, aiming for love, which is the highest and supreme feeling, to make the impossible easy and to build strong relationships between people, thus building peace and giving birth in a field of roses.
Living with self-reconciliation without persecution or anxiety, and it enhances the stability of the individual, establishes the future of childhood, opens the hopes of young people and strengthens the aspirations of youth, so that life results in a decent living…. Peace is the continuation of humanity…

The poem “Expand Peace” by the Iraqi poet Ahmed Al-Azzawi:
I order my friend to say hello
I tend to him with love and respect
What are the purest hearts if they fraternize?
And split it up if you ship a quarrel
And the best of people is he who strives among people
okay or wish them harmony
The worst of people is he who seeks evil
And spend a lifetime grudge and revenge!
I believed, O Messenger of God, that I
I ransomed you and made you an imam for me
Tell us if you want brotherhood
And out of love between you: “Spread the peace.”

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poems for peace