Mahatma Gandhi's Enduring Message of Peace and Non-Violence

UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres highlights Gandhi's timeless message of peace as vital amid global tensions at the International Day of Non-Violence. Commemorating Gandhi's legacy, UN and international representatives urge adherence to non-violence and multilateralism for sustainable peace and development.

Amid growing global tensions, UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres underscored the renewed urgency of Mahatma Gandhi's message of peace and non-violence. Speaking during a commemorative event by India's UN Mission, he urged the international community to follow Gandhi's lead to heal divisions and promote diplomacy.

The event, marking the International Day of Non-Violence, highlighted concerns about the erosion of humanity and the strain on peace foundations. Guterres emphasized non-violence as a courageous strength to resist injustice and build peace through dignity rather than domination.

Global representatives, including India's ambassador to the UN and Nepal's ECOSOC President, reinforced Gandhi's message as crucial. They advocated for dialogue over division and multilateral cooperation to address current challenges, aiming for inclusive peace and sustainable progress worldwide.