(b) Values, beliefs and attitudes promotion of a human rights culture through the development of values, beliefs and attitudes which uphold human rights

However, it is also clear that changing of values and attitudes takes time.

Nowhere is it more important to promote those values and attitudes than among youth.

Indicators are needed to track changes in norms, values and attitudes over time.19

These initiatives, aimed at structuring society around civic values and attitudes, should be encouraged.

Education can be decisive in inculcating values predicated on human rights and fostering tolerant, non discriminatory attitudes and behaviours.

Shared values have a growing importance in the shaping of policies, attitudes and an enabling environment for social development.

(x) Develop appropriate procedures for the assessment of and feedback on students' achievements on human rights values, knowledge and attitudes

We must fertilize and enrich the human mind with values, attitudes and sharing, behaviour based on freedom, justice, democracy and solidarity.

These are best supported through projects in which people take an active role in transforming their values, attitudes and behaviours.

Negative stereotyping of one group or another often proved a tool for the Government to shape attitudes, values and norms.

67. A programme to transform the culture of war and violence into a culture of peace requires changing the values, attitudes and behaviours of individuals and institutions from those which have been shaped by and supported war and violence to values, attitudes and behaviours which promote non violent social change and justice.

The three major intervention areas were developing and sustaining human capabilities developing positive cultural values, attitudes and practices and utilization of human capabilities.

As a result, the younger segments of the population are not contained by conservative values, attitudes and beliefs, and experience high levels of social freedom.

It consists of a set of values, attitudes and behaviours that reflect social interaction and sharing, based on the principles of freedom, democracy and social justice.

The culture of peace is essentially the cultivation of the creative potential of men and women to develop skills, mindsets, values and attitudes for living together in harmony.

The Declaration on a Culture of Peace (resolution 53 243), adopted by the General Assembly on 13 September 1999, sets out a set of values, attitudes and behaviours.

We can change national attitudes to women and national attitudes to HIV.

Sociological field studies in Arab States on the situation and functions of the Arab family in the presence of the changes occurring in social values and prevalent behaviour in the family and attitudes to family issues, and identification of the values underpinning the contemporary Arab family, with a view to attaining optimal means and mechanisms for strengthening and reaffirming positive values

It is acknowledged that the changes need to go beyond disarmament and that attitudes and values related to the culture of violence have to be changed in order to achieve peace.

49. Based on the broadest and positive meaning of peace, a culture of peace is the set of values, attitudes, traditions, modes of behaviour and ways of life that reflect and inspire

These social ills evidence a different kind of poverty one rooted in the values and attitudes that shape relationships between individuals, communities, and nations as well as between the governors and the governed.

The State of Qatar devotes considerable energy to promoting a culture of peace through hosting dialogues, thereby facilitating interaction and exchanges of values, attitudes and modes of behaviour conducive to enhancing world peace.

(j) Development of sustainable public campaigns involving the media, educational institutions, business and community leaders to change attitudes, promote ethical values, reduce tolerance to corruption and enlist public support for anti corruption efforts

She also recognized that the most profound changes were born in the deepest values and attitudes of society, which could only be achieved through processes that demanded time and a strong political will.

The peace promoter internalizes and institutionalizes the values, attitudes, knowledge, and behaviours of the culture of peace and plays a role analogous to that of the literacy promoter helping people learn the skills of mediation and conflict transformation.

This demonstrates that Eurocentrism continues to be evident in legal theory and thought and that such attitudes have trapped indigenous peoples in a legal discourse that does not embrace their distinct cultural values, beliefs, institutions or perspectives.

Features of personality, interests, attitudes and aptitudes.

It has an important role to play in shaping attitudes and civic values, as well as in building a State based on the rule of law and concerned to promote and guarantee citizens' basic rights and universally accepted democratic principles.

Our attitudes must change.

Attitudes towards gender roles

Attitudes to parental roles

These attitudes are changing.

into socially acceptable attitudes.

While his country, along with the rest of the international community, could claim that de jure discrimination against women had been eliminated, de facto discrimination still existed in many societies, largely because of certain attitudes and values.

A culture of peace addressed the root causes of conflicts through a long term approach which promoted development, democracy, the full achievement of human rights and the transformation of values, attitudes and behaviours in order to promote non violence and solidarity.

The challenge is that we live in an increasingly diverse world where levels of development, cultural values, attitudes, norms, needs and services differ from one region to another, from one country to another, and even within the same country.

Clearly there can be clashes between western values and Aboriginal values.

2. Considers the International Year as a propitious occasion to substitute the culture of war and violence which characterized the last millennium of human history with a culture of peace by promoting values, attitudes and behaviours which constitute the foundations thereof

Those attitudes must be challenged.

UNIFEM uses public campaigns and media to change attitudes.

Floating point values or range of values

I. Values and principles

I. Values and principles

18. Education can make a decisive contribution to the internalization of values based on human rights and to the emergence among both individuals and groups of tolerant and non discriminatory attitudes and behaviour. It thus contributes to the dissemination of a culture of human rights.