CSW69: In the midst of the ‘Increased Sexual Opposition’, equal equality at the important women’s conference – eSHOP24X7

The 69th Session of the UN Commission on the state of women is held in New York until March 10-21, which focuses on promoting women’s rights, examining the reality of their current life worldwide and shaping world standards on gender equality and empowerment.

Last year, 4,800 civil society participants, including 100 world leaders, attended the 68th UN session.

In addition to reviewing the results of the 23rd Special Session of the General Assembly in this year’s session, the Beijing Manifesto and the Action Platform will be discussed, which was approved in 1995.

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A better future for the universal

Laureta Jeff Comomb, who arrived in New York from Canada, gave an important stop in the history of the ‘Beijing Manifesto’, which raided the way to recognize the rights of tribal women and girls.

He told the representatives of Mahasabha Sadar that “often, tribal women are out of the decision -making process, which affects our future.”

“We need tribal women at all levels … We need to show our youth that our voice matters. When we collect tribal women, we can shape a better future for everyone.

‘We are not afraid of the opposition’

Sema Baz, executive director of the UN Institution (UN women) for the empowerment of women, warned that women are bouncing in matters inspired by hatred, at a time when women suffer many crises and violent conflicts.

He said that progress has been registered to promote women’s rights, but their speed is slow and should go further.

The UN agency chief requested action for important changes. He said that digital cracks will have to be filled, investing at the end of poverty and that laws must be strengthened to break the cycle of violence against women and girls.

He called to bring women in the process of making important decisions and in peaceful roles. “We are not afraid to increase the opposition in (rights). We will not go back.

‘Patriarchy poison’

The senior United Nations officer, Anantonio Gutersho, expressed anger because the patriarchy poison is seen while women’s rights are being siege.

He said that the strength of the people responsible for women’s malice is increasing and it is said that women do not have online media restrictions.

According to the UN Chief, his drug is a strong action, for which investment in education, face violence against women and girls, support for women’s organizations and human rights activists, is important the breath for the leadership of women in the technological sector and the guarantee of their full participation.

The Secretary General, Guerrest, warned that it is a risky moment for women’s rights and, therefore, will have to be Lambasi around Beijing’s manifesto and firmly maintain to perform rights, equality and empowerment of promises for all girls and women.

The UN Secretary General, Antonio Guterres, addresses the 69th session of CSW.

Very important stop

During the 69th session of the Commission on the status of women, women and leaders around the world are dedicated to New York. After the opening meeting, many programs and discussions will be organized on the UN campuses, online media during the next few days.

The president of the UN Mahasabha, Philmon Yang, mentioned the progress made so far in the Directorate of Women’s Rights, but warned of future challenges.

He said that 30 years have passed since the Beijing manifesto passed and now a lot of women has been chosen, but there are still arrangements on the path of gender equality.

According to the chief of Mahasabha, the type of political steps and resources necessary to face the existing challenges is not enough.

It will take 137 years to get all women out of poverty at the current speed and can have been completed with child marriage for 68.

Philmon Yang urged the international community that three decades ago, promises made in Beijing would have to be carried out and molded a world in which shared objectives and equality should be achieved for all women and girls.