UN Week 2007
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Iran is known for its supreme leader Ali Khamenei, oil fountains, and national cloth and food. UN Week celebrates the importance of the UN and its millennium goals of hope, concern for people, fairness and justice, the right to live in peace, and encouraging good governance. Human rights include the right to live freely without discrimination based on gender, race, religion, or culture. They also protect equal treatment under fair laws with right to a fair trial and freedom from unjust imprisonment, as well as freedom of opinion, speech, voting, nationality, and access to basic necessities of food and healthcare.
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