Tolerance & Human Rights

The connection between tolerance and human rights has stemmed from the core of social experience as diversity grows among human communities. To whom prophets and messengers were assigned as part of their key missions, to establish spiritual, universal moral values, protection of human rights and promotion of understanding and cooperation in their respective communities. 
Throughout history, tolerance and human rights have existed in some successive cultures and human experiences proved by researchers who depicted the Hammurabi Babylonian Codes , the Ten Commandments of Moses and the conspicuous traits of tolerance in Islam for ages.  
 Such association is by no means restricted by time and place when it comes to tolerance and human rights. The modern respective concept accentuates human dignity and rights excluding whatever discrimination rejected by international conventions and charters. 

Therefore, the UNESCO1995 universal declaration of human rights highlighted the integral linkage between human rights, tolerance, democracy and peace the UN committed to spread through mutual understanding between people and cultures in which tolerance should collaboratively nurture through communication, cultural and interreligious  openness. 
The inherent relation between tolerance and human rights has obliged civilized societies to establish such a relation through proper legislative regulations to curb any respective violations. In this regard, the UAE is such a beacon for international tolerance and human rights for the prior related measures it established  drawing from its legacy and specifically constitution, which grants civil liberties for all along with justice, respect and support for charitable and humanitarian relief works consistent with the principles of the universal declaration of human rights. 
Thus is the culture of tolerance, develops as a decorous moral sense to both local and international law commitment to set up equal opportunities for all humankind, while combatting discrimination in modern societies among which national human rights entities have concerted efforts to care about social, cultural and economic rights equally for individuals and communities.