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Declaration of Humanity and Courage
The Declaration was adopted at the conference in Sjenica on 10 October 2026, after discussion on the second day.
What the Declaration is
It is a document in which the participants of the conference confirmed their shared commitment to preserving the memory of examples of human solidarity and to encouraging humanity and courage in raising new generations through the finest examples of human civilisation.
Among other things, the Declaration could recommend that institutions around the world establish a Corner of Humanity and Courage as a lasting model of an educational and cultural space.
The conference programme lists it as the Declaration of Humanity and Courage.
Principles of the Declaration
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Respect for historical fact
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Dignified remembrance of victims
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Gratitude for humanity and courage
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Rejection of hatred as a way of interpreting the past
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Passing positive experience on to younger generations
Who may join
The Declaration is open to institutions and individuals who accept these principles.
The English text of the Declaration will be published on this page. The adopted text is available in Serbian.
Anyone who accepts its principles can sign the Declaration online, on the Serbian page.
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