Peace, stability, human rights, justice, and good governance are important preconditions for culturally sustainable development. It seeks to promote peace in societies and to guarantee justice through equitable justice. Peace as a concept generally perceived as the opposite of war, which is represented by violence and conflict. Peace is the normal state of reconciliation between states or similar. Only in peace, can individuals respect one another, enjoy their right to life and exercise their fundamental rights.

Defining justice is a challenge, but human rights and equality are closely linked. National laws and cultures reflect their own concept of justice. The right to good administration is a fundamental right that belongs to everyone. Guarantees of good administration should be guaranteed by legislation.

”On the other hand, peace is also an opportunity for an individual to walk in peace on the street and feel safe. Peace is also a daily respect for other people. Peace is empathy and striving for it. ”

Peace also has global themes and important values, such as democracy, active citizenship, equality, anti-racism, human rights and non-violence. Armed violence and insecurity within have a devastating effect on a countrie’s development. Keeping peace is one of the core tasks of the United Nations (UN). The UN works to prevent crises from occurring, seeks to reduce political tensions and contributes to resolving conflicts that have already erupted.

The Sustainable Development Goals aim to significantly reduce all forms of violence and enhance cooperation between local governments and communities to resolve conflicts and crises.

The concept of fairness is difficult to define unequivocally because it can be viewed from the perspective of the individual or the community. Depending on the culture, for example, the concept of equality can be interpreted in many different ways. The basis of justice is a human right. Justice is always present in everyday life. One of the most important factors of well-being at work is the realization of justice. Enforcing the rights of one employee may lead to an experience of injustice in the other. The other side of defending one’s own rights is that one has to take into account one’s own responsibilities and duties. The most important thing in fairness is to see every human being equal in his or her rights. “We are all the same and we are all different.” There is something both common and universal that requires people to be treated fairly.

Good governance requires that public authorities treat citizens equally and do not discriminate against them. Authorities must act in accordance with applicable laws and in an impartial manner. This aspect of our lives has a great impact. The stable development of society gives us security on many levels. When the judiciary, police, and other authorities operate in a credible and transparent manner, they are overlooked and may not be appreciated, but losing them would be visible in everyday life.

It is also the duty of good administration to safeguard the right of public access to information. You and each individual have the right to know about plans and measures taken by authorities, such as town planning, day care and health care. The UN’s global goals of reducing violence, promoting legal security, combating organized crime, eradicating corruption and other actions are part of achieving the goals of sustainable development.