Overview

Universal Declaration of Human Rights UDHR	UN	Yes India	UNGA in 1948	Fundamental human rights to be universally protected. It has 30 rights and freedom including civil, political, economic, social and cultural rights Ex: Right to life, personal liberty, speech, privacy, social security, employment, health, education, asylum, freedom from torture
NEW YORK DECLARATION ON MIGRANTS AND REFUGEES	Non UN
Vienna Declaration and Programme of Action 1993				World Conference on Human Rights 1993
UN Declaration on the Rights of Persons belonging to National, Ethnic, Religious and Linguistic Minorities 1992	UN			States shall protect the existence of the National, Ethnic, Cultural, Religious and Linguistic identity of minorities within their respective territories and encourage conditions for the promotion of that identity
Brasilia Declaration on Road Safety		Yes India		India commits to reduce road fatalities and serious injuries by 50 percent by 2020
Alma Ata Declaration 1978		Yes India		India signatory to it Health for all by 2000
SHANGRI LA DIALOGUE: ASIA SECURITY SUMMIT	Non UN	Yes India	Shangri La Hotel, Singapore	British think tank the International Institute for Strategic Studies IISS and the Singaporean government
London Declaration on Neglected Tropical Diseases	UN			Leaders of several prominent global health and development organizations, together with industry partners, met in London in 2012 and pledged to unite in their efforts to support the achievement of the WHO 2020 goals in respect to 10 NTDs.
Moscow Declaration	UN	India adopted	Moscow, Russia	WHO Global Ministerial Conference on Ending Tuberculosis in the Sustainable Development Era India adopted Moscow declaration Eliminate additional deaths from HIV co-infection by 2020 Action against Tuberculosis and non-communicable diseases
Ulaanbaatar declaration	Non UN	Yes India		to resolve fight against terrorism .
Blue Charter on Ocean Governance	Non UN		Common Wealth Countries	fair ocean governance, more prosperous maritime and marine industries, sustainable ocean use, and secure marine space across the Commonwealth
New Delhi Declaration on Sustainable Biofuels	Non UN		International Conference on Sustainable Biofuels by Mission Innovation	prepared in consultation with the Mission Innovation Member countries, and Biofuture Platform group.
Honolulu strategy				Reduce the impacts of marine debris worldwide
Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action Bpfa	UN	Yes India	Fourth World Conference on Women	BPfA sets strategic objectives and actions for advancement of women and achievement of gender equality in 12 critical areas of concern Reviewed every 5 years by Commission on the Status of Women (CSW) [UN ECOSOC] Not legally binding
Astana Declaration				To strengthen primary health care

Brasilia Declaration on Road Safety

Brasilia Declaration is a call to rethink transport policies in order to favour more sustainable modes of transport such as walking, cycling and using public transport.
It highlights strategies to ensure the safety of all road users, particularly by improving laws and enforcement; making roads safer through infrastructural modifications; ensuring that vehicles are equipped with life-saving technologies; and enhancing emergency trauma care systems.
The Brasilia Declaration encourages WHO and partners to facilitate the development of targets to reduce road traffic crashes and fatalities, and support the definition and use of indicators linked to the SDG targets related to road safety
India is a signatory and committed to reduce the number of road crash fatalities and serious injuries by 50% by 2020

SHANGRI LA DIALOGUE: ASIA SECURITY SUMMIT

British think tank the International Institute for Strategic Studies IISS and the Singaporean government
location of the meeting, the Shangri-La hotel in Singapore.
This annual dialogue brings together defence ministers and military chiefs from 28 Asia-Pacific countries to talk about security in the region
India’s defence Mini ter participated in the 15th Shangri-La security summit.

NEW YORK DECLARATION ON MIGRANTS AND REFUGEES

it expresses the political will of world leaders to save lives, protect rights and share responsibility on a global scale.
declaration aimed at providing a more coordinated and humane response to the refugee crisis that has strained resources and sparked divisions from Africa to Europe
Strongly condemn xenophobia against refugees
No binding commitments: The declaration has no concrete commitments and is not legally binding but rather calls on countries to protect refugees human rights, boost humanitarian aid and increase resettlement of refugees.

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Declarations & Dialogue