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What is the International Day of Peace, and how does a ceasefire differ from a peace agreement?

Observed every September 21, the International Day of Peace promotes global non-violence while highlighting the distinct roles of ceasefires and peace agreements in resolving conflicts.
Observed every September 21, the International Day of Peace promotes global non-violence while highlighting the distinct roles of ceasefires and peace agreements in resolving conflicts. Credit: Pexels / Cottonnbro Studio

Observed every September 21, the International Day of Peace promotes global non-violence while highlighting the distinct roles of ceasefires and peace agreements in resolving conflicts.


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By Edinel Magtibay

Presented by Edinel Magtibay, Helen Quinanola

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Observed every September 21, the International Day of Peace promotes global non-violence while highlighting the distinct roles of ceasefires and peace agreements in resolving conflicts.


Key Points

  • Established by the United Nations in 1981, the International Day of Peace calls for global ceasefires and peaceful conflict resolution.
  • A ceasefire halts active fighting temporarily or permanently, but it does not resolve the underlying root causes of a conflict.
  • A peace agreement is a comprehensive political settlement designed to address core issues and establish long-term peace.

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