In a global context marked by significant challenges and profound changes, the 70th session of the Commission on the Status of Women (CSW70), held at United Nations Headquarters in New York, reaffirmed the urgent need to strengthen access to justice, remove barriers to equality, and promote the dignity of every woman and girl.
The Daughters of Charity took part in this important international gathering, bringing the voices of the most vulnerable and sharing the experience they live each day alongside communities affected by poverty, migration, violence, human trafficking, and limited access to education and justice. Their presence was a reminder that the promotion of human rights begins with listening, closeness, and solidarity.
At the conclusion of the Commission, one conviction remains clear: despite the many challenges, dialogue, international cooperation, and the commitment of civil society continue to be essential pathways toward building a more just and fraternal world.
To learn more about the key outcomes of CSW70 and the participation of the Daughters of Charity, simply click the link below to read the full reflection:
A Reflection after CSW70: Presence, Listening, and Hope
