Manifesto for Universal Human Values and Rights was presented at the International Conference...

"Manifesto of Universal Human Values and Rights", which is jointly prepared by Üsküdar University and Kazakhstan Astana Eurasian National University, was presented at the 6th International Scientific and Applied Conference on "Human Values in the Modern World: Theoretical Analysis and Applications" held at Ukraine Ternopil State Pedagogical University on May 17-18, 2024.

Within the scope of the opening speeches, Rector of Ternopil State Pedagogical University Prof. Bohdan Buyak, Vice Rector of Poland Humanitas University Tomasz Kuk had the floor, while RİNAP Board Member Prof. İlham Miraç from Üsküdar University emphasized the importance of human values in today's world.

In his speech, Miraç drew attention to the "Manifesto of Universal Human Values and Rights" prepared in partnership with Üsküdar University and Kazakhstan Astana Eurasian National University.

Prof. İlham Miraç made the following statements: "Humanity hoped that the twenty-first century would herald a new era of global cooperation. However, at the end of the first quarter, we saw that this unfortunately did not happen. Racism and xenophobia, inequalities and terrible human rights violations are on the rise. In fundamental respects, the world has been turned upside down and is once again in danger. The risks cannot be underestimated, as the threat is a deadly war on a global scale. Because the conflicts have deepened, and new dangers have emerged. Global concerns about nuclear weapons are at their highest level since the cold war, and what's more, climate change is moving massive and fast. Today, we are committed to making our generous planet more livable, fair, peaceful and sustainable, regardless of race, color, religion, language, belief, culture and country. We want to remind you of the values that have been neglected."

Interest in the Manifesto of Universal Human Values and Rights from the world...

The manifesto will be translated into Ukrainian and published in the conference materials. At the conference, which was attended by approximately 200 participants, the manifesto was liked and signed by many universities, including Ukraine Pereyaslav University and Izmail State Universities.

It is aimed to contribute to global peace...

Prof. İlham Miraç reminded that the manifesto aims to contribute to global peace and justice by reminding the importance of human values and their need to be protected in today's world.

Üsküdar News Agency (ÜNA)