Executive Bureau 2022
Local and regional governments fostering peace at the front line of emergencies
🔴 10, 100, 1000 Human Rights Cities and Territories by 2030 – UCLG Executive Bureau Thematic Session
Led by the UCLG Committee on Social Inclusion, Participatory Democracy and Human Rights in cooperation with the UCLG Policy Council on Right to the City and Inclusive Territories.
🎯 Description: Human rights have been a key achievement of the last century to advance towards a world of peace and social progress for all. Since then, our world has become more globalized and urbanized. With the pandemic, local and regional governments became essential places and stakeholders for the fullfillemnt of human rights, responding to people's demands and making societies more resilient and inclusive. The UCLG Comittee on social inclusion, participatory democracy and human rights launches an international campaign "10, 100, 1000 human rights cities and territories by 2030" to bring together all local and regional governments willing to take innovative initiatives and leadership to bring human rights home, tackling inequalities, discriminations providing access to essential rights like water, food, education, housing or shaping a new generation of rights (digitalization, extra-territorial rights etc.). The session will bring together first local governments willing to join the campaign and call more local governments to join the international campaign towards Daejeon Congress.
Connection link 💬 Interpretation in: English, French, Spanish.
🎤 Some of the voices you will hear:
- Philippe Rio, Mayor of Grigny, Co-President of the UCLG Committee on Social Inclusion, Participatory Democracy and Human Rights
- Linda Voortman, Co-Mayor of Utrecht, Co-President of the UCLG Committee on Social Inclusion, Participatory Democracy and Human Rights
- Franklin Galarza, President of Association of Municipalities of Ecuador, Copresident of FLACMA
- Carola Gunnarsson, Mayor of Sala, Vice-President of SALAR, Vice-President of UCLG for Europe
- Gissela Chalá, Vice Mayor of Quito
- Bahram Ghazi, UN OHCHR
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Morten Kjaerum, Director of the Raoul Wallenberg Institute of Human Rights
- Wrap-up by Jordi Vaquer, Secretary General of Metropolis
📌 Key Documents:
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