World Humanitarian Day

“Humanitarian workers and their families are hit hardest by these crimes. But they are also felt by millions of others. [..] Let us honour the fallen by protecting those who carry on their work – and supporting humanitarian relief operations worldwide.”

Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon

World Humanitarian Day is a period to perceive the individuals who face risk and difficulty with a specific end goal to help other people. The day was assigned by the General Assembly to correspond with the commemoration of the 2003 besieging of the United Nations base camp in Baghdad, Iraq.

World Humanitarian Day is additionally a chance to commend the soul that rouses humanitarian work over the  world. In December 2008, the sixty-third session of the UN General Assembly chose to assign 19 August as World Humanitarian Day.

19 August, 2003 is the date on which a severe terrorist assault was made  on the UN central command in Baghdad, it executed 22 individuals, including UN emissary Sergio Vieira de Mello. World Humanitarian Day respects those who have lost their lives in service and those who keep on conveying help and alleviation to millions. The Day likewise looks to attract consideration regarding humanitarian needs overall and the significance of worldwide participation in addressing these needs.Consistently, calamities cause massive languishing over a great many individuals – for the most part the world's poorest, most underestimated and vulnerable people.

Humanitarian guide laborers endeavor to give life-sparing help and long haul restoration to catastrophe influenced groups, regardless to where they are on the planet and without segregation in view of nationality, social gathering, religion, sex, race or some other components.This is a very crucial, yet sentimental stage, where all people look  for hope and they restore their memories in remembrance of their lost ones.

My MISHAAL SHAHZAD

ISLAMABAD,PAKISTAN