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Understanding the Importance of Inclusive Techniques in Promoting Peace and Equal Justice

20246 citationsOsun State University

Abstract

Often called inclusive practices or strategies, inclusive techniques are ways of doing things that try to include and consider every person, regardless of their background, skills, or traits, in many facets of society. These strategies are intended to guarantee everyone’s equal access to opportunities and resources and that no one is left out, subjected to discrimination, or marginalized. Peace and fair justice are mostly fuelled by inclusive governance, decision-making, and policies, which have many positive effects on people individually as well as in groups and across society. Adopting inclusive practices helps to create and maintain environments that accept variety and value everyone, which in turn helps to ensure the development of strong institutions and a peaceful society. In summary, inclusive strategies are essential instruments for advancing equity and peace in our communities towards achieving the sustainable development goal 16 of the United Nation These methods improve our world by prioritizing diversity and equal participation. It lays the groundwork for sustainable peace in addition to assisting in the resolution of disputes and the avoidance of social tensions. Essentially, inclusive approaches support the core values of justice, equality, and human rights towards creating a society in which everyone can live in harmony, be free from prejudice, and have the chance to realize their full potential.

Research topics

  • Peace and Human Rights Education

Sustainable Development Goals

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DOI: 10.1201/9781003468257-16

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