Europe Day is an annual celebration of peace and unity in Europe celebrated by all European Union member states on 9 May.
On this occasion, the Shield Organization congratulates all its members worldwide, wishing that security, peace, and stability will prevail across the globe.
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Vienna / The Commission of the Shield Organization in Austria held a meeting today, attended by the President of the Organization, Dr. Saleh Daher, the Commissioner-General of the Organization in Austria, Mr. Abdulhadi Busnina, Dr. Jacob Stoopman, and Mr. Afaf Al-Siddiq.
The meeting discussed many issues, the most important of which was the strengthening and empowerment of relations with humanitarian, human rights, and relief organizations in Austria and the countries of the European Union, the truth about what was rumored about the extraction of migrant children from their families and their families, and follow-up on the matter with the European Commission. The increasing number of refugees and internally displaced persons affected by the escalation of violence in Sudan and follow-up with the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees.
At the end of the meeting, the President of the Shield Organization thanked Mr. Abdul Hadi Bousnina for his continuous and fruitful giving in the freedoms and human rights field in Austria.




The Euro-Arab Organization for Cultural Exchange awarded Belgium and the partners at the Sixth Brussels International Forum for the Culture of Peace, which was held in Brussels on April 28 and 29, 2023
Award for the most influential person in the culture of peace in the world for the year 2022
Dr. Saleh Daher, President of the International Congress for the Protection of the Rights and Freedoms of Citizens Shield
This is due to his continuous constructive humanitarian efforts in humanitarian work, peace, and tolerance and his direct impact on promoting a culture of peace in Ukraine and the world.
Delegations and personalities from Belgium, Ukraine, the United Arab Emirates, Kuwait, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Spain, the Netherlands, Iraq, France, Algeria, Morocco, and Libya participated.
The first day of the Sixth Forum for the Culture of Peace, which was held in Brussels under the auspices of
European-Arab Organization for Cultural Exchange and Organization International Congress for the Protection of the Rights and Freedoms of Citizens SHIELD
Delegations from Ukraine, Spain, the United Arab Emirates, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, the Netherlands, Kuwait, France, Germany, Iraq, Algeria, Libya Morocco took part.






Dr. Saleh Daher, President of the Global Shield Organization, visited the headquarters of the European Parliament, an introductory visit
The European Parliament is one of the three bodies representing the legislative power of the European Union and one of its seven institutions. The European Parliament legislates with the Council of the European Union, usually on the proposal of the European Commission. Parliament consists of 705 Members (MEPs) elected by direct election. It represents the world’s second-largest electoral democracy and largest democratic constituency and is described as one of the most powerful legislatures in the world.
It should be noted that the Congress Shield Organization is officially registered with the European Commission and in several countries of the European Union.






- Violence against women remains a barrier to achieving equality, development, and peace, as well as fulfilling the human rights of women and girls. The promise of the Sustainable Development Goals – leaving no one behind – cannot be fulfilled without ending violence against women and girls.
Defenders have been subjected during these years to extremism, violence, violations, kidnapping, enforced disappearance, assassination, and extrajudicial killing.
Women human rights defenders are critical actors in the struggle to ensure the enjoyment of human rights by all, which leads to a more inclusive and equal society.
Various humanitarian issues are important in Austria. Some of the most significant ones include the following:
Support for refugees and asylum seekers: With the increase in the number of people fleeing war, persecution, and economic hardship in their home countries, supporting refugees and asylum seekers is a crucial issue in Austria. Organizations such as the Red Cross, Caritas, and Diakonie are dedicated to providing these individuals with shelter, medical care, food, clothing, and assistance in integrating into society.
Support for people without housing: Homelessness is a growing problem in Austria. Many people live on the streets and struggle to access food, shelter, and medical care. Humanitarian organizations such as Caritas and Diakonie are working to help people experiencing homelessness and provide them with hope for the future.
Support for people with disabilities and chronic illnesses: Organizations like Lebenshilfe and Caritas are dedicated to improving the quality of life for people with disabilities and chronic conditions by offering support and advice.
Support for needy families: Many families in Austria struggle to meet their basic needs, particularly housing, food, and healthcare. Humanitarian organizations are committed to helping these families and providing them a chance for a better life.
Assistance in disaster situations: Natural disasters such as floods, earthquakes, and wildfires can have devastating effects. Humanitarian organizations such as the Red Cross are dedicated to providing quick assistance to victims of such disasters and helping them to rebuild their lives.
Overall, many humanitarian issues in Austria require attention and support. The work of humanitarian organizations in this area is invaluable and demonstrates the commitment and solidarity of the people of Austria toward their fellow human beings.
INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS ON PROTECTION OF RIGHTS AND FREEDOMS OF CITIZENS SHIELD
Hedi Bousnina
Representative of the Organization in Austria
Some individuals, groups, and states are trying to exploit and distort the image of human rights in the world.
With the aim of their greed and interests and domination over the capabilities of people, these rights and freedoms have been stained with the blood of children, older people, women, and defenseless civilians under the pretext of human rights themselves.
Human rights standards, concepts, variables, and evaluation are not the property or monopoly of countries that pay lip service to democracy in their countries and are keen on it while practicing discrimination and segregation.
It fuels revolutions, strife, and sectarian strife, incites acts of violence and unrest in countries, exploits and plunders the wealth of people, supports terrorist factions in more than one place in the world, then gives us lessons in freedom, democracy, and human rights, as it is unacceptable to politicize human rights by those They overthrew and overthrow the national regimes, and they support the dictatorial regimes that follow in their orbit. They harness it for their interests.
When we talk about human rights, we are talking about natural rights directly related to his thought, freedom, dignity, belief, and right to a free and dignified life and to participate in its political, social, and cultural movement.
The human rights that we aspire to are indivisible and are not subject to jurisprudence, double standards, whims, and moods of states, and they do not need to evaluate their performance by authoritarian and hegemonic states, which have tampered with the rights of people, and committed crimes against them, and against humanity over centuries and decades, nor It is still being violated to this day.
The state authorities must respect and guarantee human rights by the law in a comprehensive manner, and we raise the level of a legal guarantee of human rights in a way that preserves social justice and equity. We are also constantly developing full-fledged and practical people’s democracy, which has made the people enjoy broader, more abundant, and comprehensive democratic rights.
We must dedicate the shared values of humanity, represented in peace, development, fairness, justice, democracy, and freedom.
Upholding international justice and fairness. The healthy development of the global human rights cause requires solidarity and cooperation rather than division and confrontation. No country has the right to be a “judge” of human rights, nor should human rights become an excuse to interfere in the internal affairs of other countries and contain their development. Instead, all nations must abide by the purposes and principles of the Charter of the United Nations, conduct communication and cooperation on human rights based on equality and mutual respect, and make joint efforts to oppose the politicization of the issue of human rights and exploitation of it as a weapon and tool and to oppose what some countries have taken to direct dictates to states. Others here and there as “teachers” of human rights on the one hand, and ignoring their internal severe human rights problems and their inability to solve them on the other hand.
We must preserve and protect human rights defenders whose rights are violated by the authorities.
To promote and protect human rights peacefully.
We call on governments worldwide to reconsider their policies and approaches to world issues. The adopted policies must prioritize human security first and focus on human rights principles that promote and uphold social justice.
Providing human rights to every person is a joint endeavor of all humanity.
Human rights are necessary to protect and preserve every individual’s humanity and secure a decent life that human deserves.
Solidarity and union for the preservation of human dignity, freedom, and responsibility in the promotion and protection of human rights
On 03/27/2023, he received His Excellency the Consul General of the Republic of Tunisia in Annaba, Algeria.
Mr. Saleh Al-Shabi,
Members of the General Commission of the Shield Organization Africa Commission
Mr. Mohamed Kharouf, Commissioner for Africa
Mr. Ali Karchosh, Inspector General
Mr. Mohamed Davart is an economic advisor
Professor Karima Harami, member of the World Tourism Committee
Professor Kawthar Bukhari, member of the Information and Communication Office
Where many vital issues and ways of cooperation were discussed in all fields aimed at serving people and their progress, where the delegation presented to His Excellency the Consul an overview of the goals and aspirations of the organization in Africa in spreading the culture of peace and peaceful coexistence and raising awareness on increasing development, education, eradicating poverty and building bridges of economic cooperation And cultural and human between Africa and the world
His Excellency, the Tunisian Consul to Algeria, expressed his readiness to cooperate with the Shield Organization fully.
He wished the Global Shield Organization success in performing its mission in Africa.
On this occasion, the delegation presented a symbolic souvenir to His Excellency Al-Qutsil, thanking him for his kind reception.













