In the annual meeting of the UN Commission (CSW) in the dignity of women, efforts to address discrimination, violence and discrimination against women around the world are considered.
Here are five important information related to women’s status commission (CSW):
1 80 years converter
The Commission began a few days after the first meeting of the UN General Assembly in 76, when Elinor Roosevelt read an open letter to women in the world.
Elinor Roosevelt requested the governments’ governments to “encourage women to take more active role in national and international issues.”
At the same time, “conscious women have been aware of the current opportunities, and to contribute to the work of peace and restructuring just as they did during war and protests.”
Soon afterwards, the UN Economic and Social Council (ISSOK) established a sub-connection.
It had six members – China, Denmark, Dominican Republic, France, India, Lebanon and Poland. Member states were given the responsibility of “evaluating problems related to women’s situation” and advising the UN Human Rights Commission (later the UN Human Rights Council).
It was called from the very beginning to the action, which included priority of political rights, “without them, progress was not possible.”
The first report of the sub-connection also recommends improvement in citizens, educational, social and economic sectors. Also, to advance the program, the demand for the UN Women’s Conference was organized.
Until June 1946, it became the Assistant Organization of Ecosok (Economic and Social Council) to the UN Women’s status Commission (CSW).
From 1947 to 7622, the Commission focused on changing the discriminatory laws and determining a standard to raise global awareness on women’s issues and to create an international agreement.
2 Historical Tihasik International Agreement
Its membership began to increase from the very first day of the establishment of the Commission, resulting in some of the most agreed international agreements in UN history. Some of the big deals of these are as follows:
- Universal Declaration of Human Rights, 1: The Commission (CSW) of the Women (CSW), the announcement of the announcement, was successfully argued against the use of the word ‘man’ for the synonym of humanity. As a result, the inclusive language was included in the last version taken by the General Assembly. Dr. Hansa Mehta, the Indian ambassador to use the human word in place of a male word, was.
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Decision to eradicate discrimination against women, 66767: Due to an attempt to strengthen the value of women’s rights, the General Assembly requested the Commission (CSW) to draft the manifesto in the dignity of women.
- Convention (CEDW), 1979: The Commission (CSW) has drafted this legal obligation agreement on the elimination of all types of discrimination against women’s status of Women (CSW) women.
- Beijing Declaration and Action Forum, 1: The Commission (CSW) has played an important role in adopting this historic announcement on women’s status, which still remains a major global policy document on gender equality.
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3 More countries, more requirements
After the increase in UN membership, the Commission (CSW) in the dignity of women (CSW), focusing on women and rural development, agriculture, family planning and scientific and technical progress, was accepted in the 900s.
Through this, the UN system, especially in developing countries, was encouraged to expand technical assistance to further the progress of women.
The United Nations declared an international female year in 1975 and held the first World Women’s Conference in Mexico.
In 1977, the United Nations officially recognized International Women’s Day, which is celebrated on March 8 every year.
After years of discussion, the Mahasabha took a resolution in the 21st, integrating the sections and departments of the organization, and the UN Women’s (UN Women) was established for gender equality and women’s energy, which still works closely with CSW.
4 .. Solutions of new challenges
In addition to progress and defects in the implementation of the ‘Beijing Action Forum’ at the CSW’s annual meeting, new and emerging challenges are also discussed.
After that, the member states agreed to the future steps to speed up progress.
The Commission has played an important role in the challenges such as climate change, gender-based violence. Also, it has helped to ensure that women can get complete participation in the decision -making process and sustainable development strategies.
Every year, the Commission for the status of women sends the UN Economic and Social Council to work in the decisions agreed by the member states.
CSW also contributes to gender equality and empowerment of women, as well as the procedure to reach all women and to keep anyone behind, and contributes to the 2030 agenda of sustainable development.
5. Action
The solutions to poverty alleviation in women are widely identified. Of these, invested in principles and programs to promote gender discrimination and promotes women’s leadership is prominent in ending sexual intercourse.
With these steps, more than 10 million women and girls can come out of the poverty hole, 30 million new jobs can be created and the per capita GDP (GDP) may increase by 20 percent per person.
The CSW 69 session of 2025 will be held at the UN headquarters from March 10 to 21, which will include 45 member states and thousands of participants around the world.
Now the topics on which the focus will be focused on the session is prominent:
Review and evaluation of Beijing Declaration and Action Forum implementation, which will include its contribution to the current challenges to achieve gender equality and female strength and its contribution to achieving the entire 2030 agenda.
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