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World Justice Day 2012
The UN DPI had a special session for the NGOs on ‘Greening the Value Chain for a Sustainable Future’ commemorating the World Day of Justice 20th Feb. It was a two hour programme and can be viewed in the UN Webcast for 16th Feb. http://www.unmultimedia.org/tv/webcast/2012/02/dpi-ngo-briefing-greening-the-value-chain-for-a-sustainable-and-equitable-future.html The following is the SG’s message that was presented by an ILO expert.
Secretary-General’s Message for 2012 World Justice Day
Over the past year, the winds of change have swept across the globe. Citizens by the millions have voiced their discontent around similar themes: inequality, corruption, repression and the absence of decent work. At the heart of this mass mobilization lies a call for social justice.
Achieving social justice for all is integrally linked to realizing the agreed development goals articulated at the Copenhagen Social Summit, the Millennium Summit and elsewhere.
As we look to the upcoming Rio+20 Conference on Sustainable Development, we have a chance to rethink development strategies and business practices so that they point us toward a more sustainable and equitable future.
Sustainability depends on building markets that do a better job of spreading the benefits of development. It means meeting growing consumer demand for greener products and services. And it means laying the foundations for dignity, stability and opportunity for all. As we strive to make this transformation, we must integrate social inclusion into our policies and other efforts.
Let us work together to balance the global economy and build a new social contract for the 21st century. Let us chart a development path that leads to greater social justice and the future we want.
Ban Ki-moon
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