Why International Non-Government Organizations are not using Esperanto as recommended by UNESCO ?
This is the question that I was thinking after reading the resolutions of UNESCO in 1985.
For a commoner, it might not be able to know this call from UNESCO but the office bearers from the International NGOs should be informed about 30 years ago, isn't it ?
If you are not informed, please read:
4. Recommends that international non-governmental organizations join in celebrating the centenary of Esperanto and consider the possibility of the use of Esperanto as a means for the spreading of all kinds of information among their members, including information on the work of Unesco.
Are the international non-governmental organizatiions doing what the call of UNESCO 29 years ago?
I am particular disappointed with the International Human Rights organizations which are still using English as the main communication language.
More than 80% of the people in the world do not speak a word of English, though BBC said it is 75%, with more countries do not include English as the main subject.
I am also particularly disappointed with the Human Right Organization in the regional, this include Malaysia.
Are you a member of the said NGOs ? If you do, please inform your NGO.
Are you the officials of the said NGOs ? If you do, please begin your new system by using Esperanto too.
How can you spread your message across to the non English speaking communities ?
Is this a part of your human right, the linguistic right of the human being on earth ?
Should the Esperanto community wake them up ?
For a commoner, it might not be able to know this call from UNESCO but the office bearers from the International NGOs should be informed about 30 years ago, isn't it ?
If you are not informed, please read:
4. Recommends that international non-governmental organizations join in celebrating the centenary of Esperanto and consider the possibility of the use of Esperanto as a means for the spreading of all kinds of information among their members, including information on the work of Unesco.
Are the international non-governmental organizatiions doing what the call of UNESCO 29 years ago?
I am particular disappointed with the International Human Rights organizations which are still using English as the main communication language.
More than 80% of the people in the world do not speak a word of English, though BBC said it is 75%, with more countries do not include English as the main subject.
I am also particularly disappointed with the Human Right Organization in the regional, this include Malaysia.
Are you a member of the said NGOs ? If you do, please inform your NGO.
Are you the officials of the said NGOs ? If you do, please begin your new system by using Esperanto too.
How can you spread your message across to the non English speaking communities ?
Is this a part of your human right, the linguistic right of the human being on earth ?
Should the Esperanto community wake them up ?
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