Correct Answer : November 16
The International Day for Tolerance is observed annually on November 16 to promote mutual understanding, acceptance, and respect among cultures and individuals.
This day was proclaimed by the United Nations General Assembly in 1996, building on UNESCO's Declaration of Principles on Tolerance, which was adopted in 1995.
It emphasizes the importance of tolerance in fostering peaceful coexistence, human rights, and cultural diversity.
By observing this day, nations and communities reaffirm their commitment to rejecting prejudice, discrimination, and bias and embracing openness, fairness, and respect for all.
