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"International Day in Support of Victims of Torture," on June 26, is a special day to help people who have been hurt very badly by others in unfair ways, called torture. It's like a big, worldwide promise to support these people so they can heal and live better lives. On this day, people all around the world learn about the importance of kindness and respect for everyone, and they say torture is wrong. It's a time to sit together, talk, and make sure no one gets hurt anymore. It's about caring for others and treating everyone with fairness and love.
How to celebrate International Day in Support of Victims of Torture?
On June 26, gather with friends or family to learn about kindness and fairness. Make colorful posters with messages of support for those who have been hurt, and display them in your home or school. Light a candle or plant a flower in your garden to remember the victims. You can also write a heartfelt letter or draw a picture to show your support. Share stories of brave people who overcame hardships, and talk about how we can help each other. Remember, being kind and fair to everyone can make the world a better place for all of us.
Where International Day in Support of Victims of Torture is celebrated?
- - International
