WORLD HUMAN RIGHTS DAY MESSAGE FROM ASFA HOLDING CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD ASAF ATASOY

08 Aralık 2024 tarihinde DÜNYA kategorisinde yayınlandı.

ASFA HOLDING Chairman of the Board of Directors, Philanthropist and Businessman Asaf ATASOY, published a message on the occasion of “December 10 World Human Rights Day”.

ASFA HOLDING Chairman of the Board of Directors Asaf ATASOY included the following statements in his message;

The adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights by the United Nations on 10 December 1948 is an important first step towards the international protection of human rights, and therefore, 10 December is celebrated as “Human Rights Day” in all countries of the world.

When the “Universal Declaration of Human Rights”, defined as the constitution of human rights by the United Nations General Assembly, was declared on December 10, 1948, international mechanisms were established and put into operation to prevent human rights violations all over the world. In this context, a series of legal regulations were made in our country and these rights were also protected by the Constitution and Laws. The protection of human rights in our country and their further advancement are among the primary goals of all segments of our society. Our efforts to always reach the better and more beautiful will continue without ever considering the point we have reached in the field of human rights, which is accepted as a measure of development, as sufficient.

In this context, as a state and a nation, we are determined and resolute to embrace human rights and freedoms, see our differences as richness in the axis of love, respect and tolerance, and carry these values into the future in a way that will make our country much stronger.

With these feelings and thoughts; I celebrate December 10th World Human Rights Day, with the wish for a world where there are no human rights violations and love and brotherhood prevail, and I hope it will be a blessing for all humanity.

ABDULLAH YIGIT-ISTANBUL

Last Update: 08 December 2024