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Zero Discrimination Day was launched in 2014 by UNAIDS to promote equality, dignity, and respect for all people everywhere. Initially focused on eliminating stigma surrounding HIV and AIDS, it has grown into a worldwide movement addressing discrimination in every form: social, physical, economic, or cultural. Each year, organisations and communities use the day to highlight the importance of laws, attitudes, and environments that protect people from exclusion and ensure equal treatment. The day carries global weight because it reinforces a universal principle – a fair society cannot exist while discrimination persists. For United Through Sports, this message is central to …

How Project Aokas Is Redefining Belonging in Cambodia At United Through Sports (UTS), we believe that every child deserves access to sport not as a privilege, but as a fundamental part of participation in society. Through our emerging partnership with Inclusive Cambodia, we are supporting Project Aokas, an initiative that demonstrates how sport can play a meaningful role in advancing dignity, visibility, and social inclusion. By combining martial arts with community led advocacy, Project Aokas is helping to reshape attitudes toward disability and gender in Cambodia, while creating practical opportunities for youth who have long been excluded. Moving Beyond Charity …

International Day of Social Justice was established by the United Nations in 2007 as a global reminder that lasting peace and prosperity depend on fairness, inclusion, and equal opportunity. The day emerged from international agreements recognizing that poverty, inequality, and exclusion undermine stability and prevent societies from reaching their full potential. Around the world, governments, NGOs, and community groups mark the occasion by promoting initiatives that expand access to: education, employment, and social participation. All essential pillars of just societies. Its global significance lies in its call to move beyond discussion and toward tangible action that ensures no one is …