Unsafe food poses a hazard to both human health and economy, disproportionately harming marginalised and disadvantaged groups, particularly populations of women and children who are displaced or impacted by armed conflict.
One of the most crucial elements of our ability to thrive on this planet is our surroundings. It is also the only thing that can make life last. We cannot live without it for even a single day. For instance, our lungs can rupture, our skin would burn, and our blood pressure might increase.
Read MoreThe United Nations observes the International Day of Innocent Children Victims of Violence on June 4 each year. It was founded on August 19, 1982. Its original mission was to honor those who perished in the 1982 Lebanon War, but it later broadened to "acknowledge the agony endured by children across the world who are the victims of physical, mental, and emotional abuse."
Read MoreThe 3rd of June has been designated as World Bicycle Day by the UN General Assembly. Every year on June 3rd, people all around the world commemorate World Bicycle Day, sometimes referred to as International Bicycle Day. Several various events and activities are held across the world to commemorate World Bicycle Day.
Read MoreEvery year on June 1st, people throughout the world observe World Milk Day to raise awareness of the value of milk in our diets. Milk offers a variety of health advantages and important nutrients. It is ingested by people of all ages in addition to developing youngsters.
Read MoreOn May 21, India celebrates Anti-Terrorism Day. The LTTE terrorists killed Rajiv Gandhi, the seventh Prime Minister of India, on this day in 1991 at Sriperumbudur, Tamil Nadu, when he was campaigning for the Congress party. The purpose of the holiday is to promote harmony and peace.
Read MoreThe International Day for Biological Diversity was initially established by the UN General Assembly's Second Committee in late 1993, on December 29 (the day the Convention on Biological Diversity entered into effect). The UN General Assembly designated May 22 as International Day of Biological Diversity
Read MoreThis annual event educates the public about the risks of tobacco use, the business practices of tobacco companies, what the WHO is doing to combat the tobacco epidemic, and what people all over the world can do to assert their right to health and a healthy lifestyle as well as to protect future generations.
Read MoreInternational Museum Day (IMD) is a global celebration organized by the International Council of Museums that takes place every year on or around May 18. (ICOM). Every year, the event focuses on a distinct subject that shifts to represent a current global issue or theme confronting museums.
Read MoreThe International Day of Families promotes knowledge of the economic, demographic, and social variables that affect families in addition to highlighting the value of a healthy and balanced family.
Read MoreInternational Telecommunications Day honors the ongoing development of communication, one of the most significant aspects of our daily life. The major objective of World Telecommunications Day (WTD) is to emphasize the value of communication and the global nature of information flow.
Read MoreThe International Amateur Athletic Federation created May 7 as World Athletics Day (IAAF). People may preserve their health and prevent sickness by participating in sports and exercise. International Athletics Day promotes the use of physical activities, particularly athletics, to maintain good health.
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