مؤسسات المجتمع المدني و بناء التعايش السلمي في الموصل

Abstract EN

"Civil society institutions" play a large and important role in "achieving peaceful coexistence" between the members of the society in which they are located, because these institutions were not originally established in any society except for an important basic goal of protecting the rights of individuals within the country and seeking to achieve them, by establishing The principles of "peaceful coexistence", whose absence or lack thereof at times, will lead to the loss of many other rights of individuals, and instead will prevail in sectarianism, hatred and hatred.

A number of results have been reached in this research, "the most important of which are" : - Rooting the principles of “peaceful coexistence” within “Mosuly society" is considered a humanitarian necessity and duty that the various segments of “Mosulian society” in general, and “local and international civil society institutions” in particular, should reinforce and distance from everything that leads to this rift.

"coexistence".

- "Peaceful coexistence" in any social environment, including the conductive environment, must be based on the necessity of mutual recognition of the right of everyone to exist and then the right to difference and the implications of this right of owning its own culture and the right to seek to develop, spread and preserve it.

- Societies in general, and the “conductive” society in particular, need civil society institutions that work to inculcate and spread the culture and values of “peaceful coexistence” within society and urge individuals to the principle of accepting and respecting the other, directing society towards dialogue and understanding to solve problems and find a better way to “Building and achieving true peaceful coexistence" within the same homeland.