Harmony day

In Australia, March 21 is the Day of Harmony. On this day, everyone has the opportunity to embrace the cultural diversity of Australia's country and celebrate Australia's uniqueness. So far, this activity has entered the 18th year. Australians will participate in harmony days throughout the country to share food and music with people from all over the world. Embrace multiculturalism enhances the respect and support of culture, religion and linguistic diversity.

The United Nations also announced that on 21 March the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination. This year, the United Nations drew attention to racial profiling and incitement to hatred for immigration-related hatred.

Everyone has the right to human rights without discrimination. These equal and non-discriminatory rights are the cornerstones of human rights law. However, in many parts of the world, discriminatory practices are still prevalent. This includes characterisation based on race, ethnicity, religion and nationality and incitement to hatred. " - United Nations

The purpose of the National Reconciliation Day is to promote tolerance and multicultural society in order to affirm the cohesion and inclusiveness of all ethnic groups in Australia.

Orange is the colour that represents harmony day.
Orange signifies social communication and meaningful conversations. It also relates to the freedom of ideas and encouragement of mutual respect. Local governments encourage Australians to wear orange clothes and / or wear unique orange ribbons to show the diversity, diversity and inclusive of the Australian culture.

Orange national harmony day is an opportunity to let everyone together to participate in the local for this day, specially organised various activities. The community can decide how to celebrate and commemorate the day - the activities include the activities of the afternoon, afternoon tea party or incidental performance, the organisation department is fair to let the nationals from all over the country wear their own national traditions and distinctive national costumes celebrate.