International Day of Peace in 2022

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Related Hashtags	#Peace, #Worldpeace, #EndRacism
2022 Date	21 September 2022
2023 Date	21 September 2023

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International Day of Peace in

Wednesday, 21 Sep

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International Day of Peace in 2022

International Day of Peace seeks to promote peace among nations by promoting a twenty-four-hour period of non-violence and ceasefire. This day aims to acknowledge the idea that through combined efforts, nations can strengthen their ideals of peace.

Top X Posts (formerly Tweets) for International Day of Peace - in 2022

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Today is the International Day of Peace: 'End racism. Build peace.' First Peoples live in the shadow of colonisation. The racism and disadvantage that's compounded over the years still holds us back. Treaty is an opportunity to create a better future together, as equals. https://t.co/63Vr0jmlCH
— First Peoples' Assembly of Victoria (@firstpeoplesvic) September 21, 2022

It was an honour to represent the PM at the International Day of Peace Ceremony today & reconfirm our commitment to nuclear non-proliferation & disarmament. Today is a day to reflect that, while we enjoy peace in Australia, in many nations, peace is a distant dream. https://t.co/bPgK8miylh
— Alicia Payne MP (@AliciaPayneMP) September 21, 2022

A blessed International Day of Peace to everyone from Pitt Street Uniting Church 🙏 Join us for our multi-faith gathering at 6 pm and/or make your own contribution to peace today #EndRacismBuildPeace https://t.co/PpywsNjet8
— Josephine McDonnell Inkpin (@blessedimp) September 20, 2022

The International Day of Peace is observed globally on September 21. The United National General Assembly marks the day by promoting ideals of peace among nations and people by observing non-violence and ceasefire for 24 hours. https://t.co/5rEzyCfV85
— Rita Anwari, (@RitaAnwari) September 20, 2022

The International Day of Peace is observed on 21 September to promote peace and harmony among people from around the world. #PeaceDay2022 https://t.co/vcSS4lSBis
— Booseo Australia (@booseoaustralia) September 21, 2022

Today is the International Day of Peace, many parts of the world are in turmoil and conflict. We must lead with humanity, respect and a commitment to the Common Agenda! #InternationalDayOfPeace #CommonAgenda #SDGs https://t.co/WJK4WalbIN
— Sarah Lisle (@SNorrLisle13) September 21, 2022

Today is the International Day of Peace. ☮️🕊️✌️ #internationaldayofpeace2022 #FreeAssange https://t.co/HQVMqhTKEe
— Julius Sky ✌️ (@julius_sky) September 21, 2022

ProfMegan Davis delivering the International Day of Peace lecture. Megan is an Aboriginal Australian activist and international human rights lawyer and the first Indigenous Australian to sit on a United Nations body, and was Chair of the UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues. https://t.co/AbWiuogQt6
— UQ POLSIS Grad Ctr (@UQ_POLSIS_Grads) September 21, 2022

It was quite humbling to hear the thoughts from verity of speakers celebrating United Nations International Day of Peace Ceremony at the Canberra Rotary Peace Bell. Great initiative of the Rotary Club of Canbberra. https://t.co/Ckz3sErfbt
— Amardeep Singh (@AmardeepACT) September 21, 2022

Today also marks International Day of Peace with this year's theme being: End racism. Build peace @UN which we are observing with this image on our #unisaLED screen. Read more about this important day, here: https://t.co/dNGEpv1guF https://t.co/AOMpzTOq8g
— UniSA (@UniversitySA) September 21, 2022