Promotion in support of women’s rights in Brazil The United Nations celebrate International Women’s Day: gender equality – the key to the development of society Women every 10 minutes in the world at the hands of a partner or a family member, a woman dies. 612 million women and girls live in zones of armed conflicts. Women still earn significantly fewer men. Despite the decades of the struggle for gender equality, female rights remain under threat. About this on Friday at the UN headquarters in New York at an event dedicated to the International Women’s Day, said the head of the UN Antoniu Gutherrish. He recalled that this year marks the 30th anniversary of the adoption of the Beijing Declaration – the main global document aimed at protecting women’s rights. For three decades, much has changed and managed to achieve certain progress: more girls gained access to education, more women were occupied by leading posts. However, these achievements are not enough. ~ 60 > Read also: ~ 60 > 60 ~ H2 ~ 30 years of the Beijes: Gender equality to achieve so far. It was not possible 60 > “violence, discrimination and economic inequality still pursue our society,” said the Secretary General, adding that these phenomena acquire new forms. “digital platform that could become A tool for expanding opportunities is often used to pursue, intimidate and suppress women. Online power goes into real life, ”said Guterrish. Women are still faced with restrictions on the labor market and disproportionately suffer from the consequences of crises-economic, social and climatic. Even in countries with a high level of development, attempts are observed to curtail progressive gender reforms. UN answer: new Initiative ~ 60 > in response to these problems the UN announces launch Initiatives & nbsp; gender & nbsp; Equalyity & nbsp; clarion & nbsp; call – “loud call for gender equality”. It is aimed at protecting the rights of women at all levels – from state to local, the fight against reactionary trends and attempts to limit female rights, coordination of the efforts of governments, NGOs and business to eliminate systemic inequality, support of activists and human rights activists. 62 ~~ 60 > in the UN emphasizes that equal rights are not equal rights – this Just a matter of justice, and the key to the development of society. Studies confirm: when women participate in negotiations, peace agreements are more durable. When girls get an education, poverty in society is reduced. When women have equal opportunities in the economy, countries become richer and more successful. 60 > UN has already achieved gender parity among its highest leadership, the Secretary General noted. He called on the states, corporations and social movements to follow this example. ~ 60 > material is updated … 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 ~ 62