The Nigeria High Commissioner to the United Kingdom, His Excellency, Ambassador Sarafa Tunji Isola, OFR, was a distinguished panelist at the CIVILISATION Perspectives on Human Dignity for everyone everywhere at the UN Human Dignity Day Conference at Oxford, United Kingdom.
His extensive experience in international relations and human rights advocacy enriched the discussion.
Ambassador Isola, emphasised the paramount importance of UN Human Dignity Day as a global observance to elevate human rights and foster cultures of dignity worldwide.
The Nigeria consummate diplomat emphasised collaborative partnerships, policy advocacy, and technology leveraging as key drivers for positive change, ensuring the principles of human dignity guide actions globally.
His profound insights and commitment to promoting human dignity inspire hope for a more equitable world.
Other Panelists are: 1. Mark Brann, Vice-Chair, Universal Peace Federation, United Kingdom: Shared insights on the link between peace and human dignity, emphasizing the need for environments that uphold human rights and foster peaceful coexistence.
2. Matius Ho, Executive Director, Leimena Institute, Indonesia: Offered valuable perspectives on promoting human rights and dignity in diverse cultural contexts, emphasizing cultural inclusivity and understanding.
3. Andrea Pin, Professor, University of Padua, Italy: Delved into the legal dimensions of human dignity, advocating for robust legal frameworks to safeguard the rights and dignity of all individuals.
4. Yolanda Van Der Vyver, Editor, South African Journal of Art and History, South Africa: Provided a unique perspective on the intersection between art, culture, and human rights, emphasizing the power of artistic expression in promoting awareness.
5. Dmytro Vovk, Visiting Associate Professor, Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law, Ukraine: Shared insights on the importance of law and justice in upholding human dignity, advocating for human rights and accountability.
6. Eugene Yapp, Senior Fellow, Religious Freedom Institute, Malaysia: Brought expertise in religious freedom and human rights advocacy, stressing the significance of respecting diverse religious and cultural identities.
In conclusion, according to Nigeria High Commission statement, the CIVILISATION Perspectives on Human Dignity for everyone everywhere/ UN Human Dignity Day Conference brought together distinguished panelists, who shared invaluable insights and expertise.
“Their dedication to promoting human dignity will undoubtedly inspire positive change on a global scale.
“The conference proved to be a resounding success, fostering thought-provoking discussions and ideas to advance cultures of dignity and human rights for everyone, everywhere, the Commission stated.
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