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Global Day of Parents 2023: Date, Significance and History

Global Day of Parents 2023

The Global Day of Parents is a special observance that recognizes the critical role parents play in the lives of their children and the well-being of society as a whole. Celebrated on June 1st each year, this day serves as an opportunity to honour and appreciate the dedication, love, and sacrifices of parents worldwide. The day emphasizes the importance of parental guidance in shaping the lives of children and promoting their overall well-being. It serves as an opportunity to appreciate parents’ efforts and to raise awareness about the challenges they face in fulfilling their responsibilities.

Global Day of Parents significance

The Global Day of Parents holds immense significance as it recognizes and honours the vital role of parents in raising children and shaping society. It serves as a platform to promote and advocate for the well-being of families and emphasizes the importance of parental guidance in nurturing the next generation. This observance highlights the love, sacrifices, and dedication of parents worldwide while fostering a deeper understanding and appreciation of their responsibilities. The Global Day of Parents aims to create awareness, support, and positive change for families, ultimately contributing to the well-being and development of individuals, communities, and the world at large.

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History behind Global Day of Parents

During the 1980’s, the United Nations began focusing attention on the issues related to the family. In 1983, based on the recommendations of the Economic and Social Council, the Commission for Social Development in its resolution on the Role of the family in the development process (1983/23) requested the Secretary-General to enhance awareness among decision makers and the public of the problems and needs of the family, as well as of effective ways of meeting those needs.

In its resolution 44/82 of 9 December 1989, The General Assembly proclaimed 1994 as the International Year of the Family; and in resolution47/237 of 1993, the General Assembly decided that 15 May of every year to be observed as the International Day of Families.

In 2012, the General Assembly proclaimed 1 June as the Global Day of Parents, to be observed annually in honour of parents throughout the world.

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