The 13th World Human Rights Cities Forum – Day 3

The third day of the 13th World Human Rights Cities Forum has ended.

Just like yesterday, the venue was crowded with speakers who came to participate in the Forum. Even more noticeably, after day two had passed, the speakers were networking in smaller or bigger groups in each and every corner. Now let’s take a look at the briefing following today’s events.

On-site (In)Sights from Day 3

  Migration
Disability
Gender Inequality in Housework  
UN SDGs and Human Rights
  Women
Indonesian Human Rights Cities Session
Human Rights and Corruption
Human Rights in the City
Youth
Eradication of Poverty through Human Rights Economy

Details and takeaways from sessions' discussions will be shared in more detail through the Final Report which is expected to be published after the Forum. Also, a brief summary report of each session will be presented at the Closing Ceremony tomorrow. Therefore, anyone curious to hear the 13th WHRCF session summaries, make sure to tune in to the Closing Ceremony tomorrow.😊

Day 3 of ‘Youth Reporters’ Interview

Stamatia Stavrinaki, Vice Chairperson, UN Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination


Today's ‘Youth Reporters’ guest for the interview was Ms. Stamatia Stabrinaki, vice chairman of the United Nations Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination! She mentioned she was especially happy to meet the "future human rights defenders", the young people who were interviewing her, and left a special message of support for future generations. You will be able to find out more about it on our website shortly.

Join in the 14th World Human Rights Cities Forum theme voting!

The 13th WHRCF is slowly coming to an end. The annual WHRCF encourages citizens to participate, so, naturally, the theme itself, which is the essence of the Forum, is also decided by collecting opinions from citizens. The voting for the 14th Forum is ongoing, both online and offline this year as well, so please vote on the topics you think need to be discussed!

The 75th Universal Declaration of Human Rights Experience Zone wrapped up successfully!

The experience zone, which was designed to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, was created by combining traditional Korean games with the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Already attracting a lot of attention, it caught the interest of even more participants exploring the venue today to the extent that even a line formed around it. Unfortunately, the experience zone operation ended today, but we will make sure to come back with more fun and diverse side events next year.😊

Already, the last day of the 13th World Human Rights Cities Forum has come. Please, stay with us until the end to wrap up the 13th World Human Rights Cities Forum together.

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