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On Zero Discrimination Day, 1 March, we celebrate the right of everyone. Discrimination Day is helping to create a global movement of solidarity to end all forms of discrimination. In 2021, the world set ambitious law reform targets to remove criminal laws.

My parents and teachers keep telling me to respect other people, because they have feelings too, and they are kind. I respect them, and I will in the future!

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ABOUT ZERO DISCRIMINATION DAY.  On Zero Discrimination Day,1 March,we celebrate the right of everyone to live a full a d productive life and live it with dignity.
Zero Discrimination Day highlights how people can become informed about and promote tolerance,compassion,peace and,above all,a movement for change.Zero Discrimination Day is helping to create a global movement of solidarity to end all forms of discrimination.

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1 .For me, ZERO discrimination  means that regardless of skin color, religion or what family you come from you shouldn’t be treated different than everyone  else.

2.I was inspired to be more tolerant by my dog on  that has a good relationship with my cat even if they normally are enemies. My dog is very tolerant with the cat, allowing it to eat from its bowl, to sleep next to him and even to play together. I think they are good friends in spite of common belief.

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For me, zero discrimination means respecting and tolerating everyone.   My parents and teachers are role models for me and teach me that we are all equal regardless of race, religion, age, ethnicity, etc.

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For me, the day of zero discrimination, in my opinion, means that we must be kinder to other people.  We should not criticize or judge a human by the color of his skin, by the way he dresses, by his weight or by his height.  We are all equal and everyone needs to understand that.

My parents, grandparents and even teachers told me that everyone is the same regardless of character.
We must behave nicely and respectfully regardless of the person.

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For me this day means that we need to make other people feel the same. I mean, if you are a boy or a girl it doesn't metter what is your skin colour. All the people needs to be treated the same and to be respected the same.

My parents, they keep telling me to respesc other people beacuse if I respect them, they will respect me.

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For me ,Zero Descrimination dau means respecting,helping and aceepting everyone.Maybe se are different but that does not matter ,we are all humans . ❤️

My parents always tell me to help and respect people so that they ,in turn ,to respect and help me . :)

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For me, zero discrimination day means respecting and accepting everyone.

My parents and grandparents teached me to respect and be helpful with people who need it, and respect them like they respect me. 🙂

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For me, zero discrimination means respecting and accepting everyone exactly as they are 😁

My parents inspired me from a very young age to become a good person, and accept everyone as they are and to help those around me when needed 😄

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For me, zero discrimination day means respect and acceptance for everyone ☺️

Since I was a baby, my family inspired me to respect, accept and tolerate everyone, since everyone is different and everyone has their imperfections, no one is perfect. ☺️

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For me, zero discrimination means accepting everyone no matter what☺️

My parents inspired me from a young age to become tolerant and accept diversity because everyone must be accepted as he is, even if he is of a different ethnicity or does not look the same as us, in order to have a better world we must accept them and let's understand each other.😀

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For me, zero discrimination means a world without bullying, a world where all people get along, full of harmony and joy😊

My parents inspired me from a young age to become tolerant and accept diversity because not everyone is the same and in order to understand each other we have to accept this.😉