Important Days & Events MCQs

The United Nations officially declared November 6, 2009, as Nelson Mandela International Day, and the first celebration was held in 2010.

Nelson Mandela International Day is observed on July 18th each year. This day was officially declared by the United Nations in November 2009, with the first celebration taking place in 2010.

The day is observed to honor Nelson Mandela's legacy by encouraging individuals to take action and inspire change through community service.

The United Nations General Assembly officially declared July 18 as Nelson Mandela International Day in November 2009.

Nelson Mandela International Day is observed annually on July 18, which is the birth anniversary of Nelson Mandela.

The International Day of Justice, observed on July 17, is also known as the World Day for International Criminal Justice, focusing on the fight against impunity for the most serious international crimes.

The International Day of Justice aims to support victims of crime and the violation of human rights, and to promote justice and fairness for all.

The International Day of Justice is observed on July 17 every year to promote social justice and recognize the importance of international justice.

The UN General Assembly proclaimed the first International Day of World's Indigenous Peoples in 1994, following the recommendation of the first session of the UN Working Group on Indigenous Populations.

The day aims to raise awareness about the rights of indigenous peoples, including their cultural heritage, and to highlight the challenges they face, such as discrimination and marginalization.