Human Rights Plenary Session Delegate Speaker Application 2013
Human Rights
Gender equality: how do we turn rhetoric into reality?

From career-based discrimination to crushing poverty and violence, women’s rights are routinely violated on a daily basis. Violence causes more death and disability worldwide amongst women aged 15-44 than war, cancer, malaria and traffic accidents combined.  Of all the illiterate adults in the world, two-thirds are women. Globally, women make up just 17% of parliamentarians and of FTSE 100 companies, only three have women CEOs.

The Human Rights Plenary Session will discuss how to improve the rights of
marginalised women and girls and explore ways to address the structural causes of gender inequality.

One Young World 2013 Plenary Consultation

Disabled people, people with mental health issues and women are considered the top three groups of people whose rights are least protected.

Half say the state is either slightly effective or not effective at all at upholding the rights of women and girls in their country.

88% say upholding the rights of women and girls is vital to progress in their country.

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Is this your first One Young World Summit? *
 Would you be interested in helping to run and moderate the Breakout Session associated with this Plenary Session? *
In what way are you involved with promoting gender equality? *
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How does gender inequality affect people in your country and what should be done to create balance? *
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Which ONE of the following do you believe could make the most difference in establishing gender equality in your country:
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 How could they be encouraged to do this more effectively?   *
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 What practical knowledge do you believe you could pass on to the One Young World Summit with regard to improving gender equality?   *
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