🗓 November 1, 2022 | Emma Watson, UN Women's Special Ambassador with her father Chris Watson

Описание: 🗓 November 1, 2022 | Emma Watson, UN Women's Special Ambassador with her father Chris Watson; Tuesday morning at the meeting
Men Of Quality, Respect Women's Equality
which is led by the "International Bar Association", joined a group of lawyers and experts! ⚖💎

By presenting the data obtained from the current situation of gender diversity in relation to the rights and rights of these people and their own experiences regarding this issue, they advanced this meeting by giving a speech to a large crowd.

After the meeting, Emma Watson had an interview with China Lewis and Daniel Ngwana-Joseph. Social rights activist Emma Watson strongly emphasized gender equality and the law, "I really enjoyed the meeting. "

But "the law is what makes important decisions about gender equality, and gender equality is the most important part of the law, that's why it was very important for me to be here today."

A large crowd had come to see Emma Watson, while men were enthusiastically respecting her. Emma tries her best to support women's rights all over the world. "We need all of us, men and women, to participate in these conversations. "✨

The session started with an important and main speech of the session, by the president of "International Lawyers Association", Almodena Arpon de Mendi. From January 2023, Arpon de Mendy will become the president of the International Bar Association, becoming the second woman and the first woman in the last 20 years, respectively, to be given this position. "De Mandy" emphasizes that the stereotypes that prohibited women from many things are broken. He emphasizes that the issue of gender equality needs men's support for further progress, this is an issue that was discussed as the main topic of the meeting until the end of the meeting. He also talked about his goals with the elders of the "International Bar Association" until 2030 and announced that he is trying to increase the number of ambassadors to focus more on supporting women's rights.

According to Emma, ​​having the power of a superstar does not harm her feminist activity at all.

Emma encouraged the men present in the crowd to support and respect their daughters at home and requested them to support their female colleagues at their workplace.

"The most important issue is that until men create an excellent environment in which women are supported and are equal, for the women around them, no woman can confidently enter social life, specialized social degrees and public laws. My father was always my biggest supporter and defender and his ideas of freedom of desire in relation to love and affection, his time and attention had a significant impact on my self-confidence as a young woman, so I hope that men will have their own impact on their children, homes and Do not underestimate their generation. "

Emma shared her opinion about the current state of women's rights by recalling the recent events in Afghanistan, Iran and 🇮🇷🇦🇫
"I hope my people understand how important these achievements are"

"I am very grateful to you who speak without fear, while if women speak louder, they are considered as a fault and a mistake. I can boldly say that I have had a lot of serious and terrible trouble because of feminist activities and other things, and I am very thankful for it, it was hard but I stuck. I have to say this, please support women, if you see that they are working hard, or their work is going well, or they are explaining the details of something difficult to someone, or they are giving a speech in a serious environment, please go. And take them somewhere and tell them that you appreciate what they do, it's not just for them, it's for both of you, those words are just a few kind words, but that feeling of friendship and companionship, that feeling of supporting someone, that kindness, It can do a lot of work. It's like a car, you put money in the car, you put gas in the car, women also need this fuel, so please fill them up, please, this will really make a difference.