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I participated in the 'UN SDGs Goals and Human Rights' section at this 13th World Urban Human Rights Forum. In the lecture, Cho Young-sook, CEO of the Gender Education Platform, Hyojae, and Park Cha-ok-kyung, executive director of the Korea SDGs Center, gave lectures. Cho Young-sook talked about SDGs through gender equality, and Park Cha-ok-kyung talked about efforts for SDGs in the region. We would like to learn more about each lecture.

Cho Young-sook saw gender equality as an important agenda for the development of the SDGs and announced three representative issues. First, she talked about freedom from women's violence. She talked about preventing and responding to violence against women, for example, enacting laws that punish violence against women more severely, such as the Special Act on Sexual Violence. The second is to provide capabilities and resources for women. Providing jobs for women or increasing the ratio of women to employ. The third is ensuring opportunities for women's leadership and participation. There are efforts to improve women's leadership in private companies. He said that realizing gender equality through these three efforts helps SDGs.

Cho Young-sook also talked about the social responsibility of unpaid care work. She said there is a need for support for unpaid care workers in society. For example, she said economic support for unpaid care workers, transportation support, and notarization of service hours should be provided so that they can pursue unpaid care work. Such social support will be a great help to unpaid care workers. Next, let's take a look at regional efforts in addition to gender equality

Another presenter, Park Cha-ok-kyung, talked about efforts for SDGs in the region. Local governments' efforts for SDGs are the beginning of the world uniting. For example, Gwangju has made efforts to resolve discrimination against regular and non-regular workers, establish lifelong activities to increase women's participation in the labor market, and guarantee the social rights of migrant workers and their families (especially children). These regional efforts are of great help for SDGs at the global level.

SDGs through gender equality, social responsibility, and local efforts further improves our quality of life, protects people's human rights, and creates an equal society. Knowing about these efforts and making efforts not only at the individual level but also at the national level will help SDGs. This is because each country's efforts for SDGs will eventually become one worldwide.

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I think sustainable development through gender equality is important. Gender conflict has been an unsolved task for a long time and there are still people suffering from gender discrimination at this moment. Gender equality requires both efforts at the individual level and efforts at the national level. Only when both awareness improvement and policy improvement are achieved can gender equality be approached. I want to learn more about ways to achieve gender equality.
First, I think it is necessary to improve individual awareness for gender equality. This is because consideration and protection for women eventually begin to improve women's human rights. For example, listening to a lecture on discrimination against women or reading related articles. These efforts will not only keep women from forgetting that they are being discriminated against, but will also give them an opportunity to think about gender equality in their daily lives. In addition to these individual efforts, the efforts of the state are also important.
As CEO Cho Young-sook said in the lecture, the state should first guarantee women's jobs for gender equality. Taking Korea as an example, the time when women's human rights were lowered was when only men worked outside. From this point of view, the point at which women and men work in harmony can be seen as the point at which gender equality approaches. The state must legally balance the employment ratio of women by fixing the employment ratio of men and women. In the case of Korean public officials, the target system for hiring women was implemented to cover 20% of the successful applicants with women. Such efforts by the state will help ensure women's authority and guarantee human rights.
The state must also make great efforts on women's freedom from violence. Representative Cho Young-sook said that laws against women's sexual violence should be established and guaranteed for freedom from women's violence. Guaranteeing these laws will help women's safety. For the safety of women, taking Korea as an example, a homecoming security button was installed on the street, making police come with a push of the button anywhere. This made it safer for women to return home when passing through dark streets or walking around late at night by themselves. These efforts ensure the safety of women.
Due to the efforts of these individuals and the state, there will be a society in which gender evaluation can be achieved someday. Gender equality is still lacking, but it is certain that a lot of effort is being made more than in the past. I don't think gender discrimination should be done if you think that the person who is discriminated against is the daughter and son of a family. Only when gender equality is achieved can we get closer to an equal world.

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Communication Hut is made by Juan Herreros. It is inspired by the images of Soshaewon and chimney of Hanok. It made for citizen's commuication

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Summary Description
I participated in the UN section's Sustainable Development Goals and the topic of human rights. I heard about last days effort to solve global impossibility and solution through gender equality in the international community. The lecture is about the gender equality. They said that gender perspective should be reflected in the local sustainable development goals currently being pursued

(These are the back grounds from the program book)
- The international community has made various efforts to address global sustainability, including the adoption of the Bruntrant Report in 1987, the Rio Environmental Conference in 1992, and the adoption of the United Nations SDGs in 2015.
-Among the various goals to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals, which integrate the economy, society, and the environment, SDGs (gender equality) have been presented as a single goal and a cross-disciplinary theme that penetrates the overall goal, and the mainstreaming of a systematic gender perspective is essential to realizing the SDGs agenda.
-In the Korean situation, it is necessary to come up with improvement measures after examining sustainable development goals from the perspective of gender, such as whether the current regional sustainable development goals are reflected from a gender perspective, whether SDG5 is composed of content that contributes to achieving gender equality, and whether the indicators for implementing them are composed of appropriate content
- In accordance with the theme of the World Forum on Human Rights, "Human Rights Cities Responding to Poverty and Inequality," we would like to set the theme of "SDGs and Gender Equality" and discuss it in detail.

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I counted 53 people.

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There are many couples jogging this way.

There are some woman walk with their dog.

Some students looks very tired.

Two elderlys sit left to me and left ten minutes after

I saw 8 bicycles.

I saw three boys wearing school uniform and they are very tall.

I saw 4 electric kickboard passed

Work well for this site : The path is well made that elderly can walk without pressure and the sports equipment is well installed.

Doesn't work well for this site : I can see the drunken people quietly. It may dangerous because many women and children is using green way

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How many times the sports facilities on the green road are managed?

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I was not aware of the development of the international community caused by gender equality, but I took this opportunity to learn.

I think gender equality is a  problem that hasn't been solved for a long time.

It was only in the present era that the problem emerged and women's human rights, which had fallen, took a step forward in development.

I think that public debate on this issue is necessary to resolve gender equality.

I think that those who were not interested in gender equality will turn their heads and face this problem only when the majority shout about the issue of gender equality.

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I watched the news that labor economist Claudia Goldin won this year's Nobel Prize in Economics for finding out why there are differences between women and men's labor market participation and wage levels.

Women are underrepresented in the global labor market, and they earn less from work than men.

Goldin has argued that as a solution, a social system that is compatible with work and life should be established, such as providing care at the social level.