China calls for creating a peaceful and stable environment for women Xinhua News Agency, United Nations, October 27 (Xinhua) China's Permanent Representative to the United Nations Fo Kong spoke at the Security Council's "Women, Peace and Security" open discussion on the 27th, and emphasized that a peaceful and stable environment must be created for women. Fu Kong said that the international situation today is increasingly turbulent, and women still face various challenges such as violence, discrimination and poverty. The international community should effectively implement Security Council Resolution 1325 and work together to protect women's rights and promote the development of global women's goals. The UN Secretary General's report states that last year more than 700 million women and girls lived in conflict-ridden areas. In the Middle East, Haiti and parts of Africa, large numbers of women and girls are innocent victims of armed conflict, gang violence and terrorist attacks. To alleviate their suffering, we must first stop the war, promote peace and stabilize the situation. Women are not only the beneficiaries of peace, but also the defenders and builders of peace. The international community should help more women improve their leadership and promote their full and meaningful participation in the peace process. There is a need to support women, especially women in developing countries, to give full play to their talents in mediation, ceasefire monitoring and political decision-making. Fu Kong said that development is an important basis for solving all problems, and the right to development is the most basic human right. States must invest more resources to support women's equal participation in economic and social activities and implement national strategies and plans to protect women's rights and interests. The international community should promote accelerated reconstruction of conflict-affected areas, help women gain equal access to education, health care, employment and other opportunities, and improve women's ability to develop independently and withstand risks. There is a need to give full play to the benefits of emerging technologies to help women gain equal access to resources and opportunities, while preventing online discrimination and the risk of violation, and ensuring that women enjoy digital dividends safely. Global women's goals still face challenges such as large funding gaps and uneven development. Developed countries should seriously meet their aid commitments and increase investment in women's development projects in developing countries. The international community must strengthen the cooperation between North-South, South-South and triangle, give full play to the role of the private sector, mobilize additional resources and help women deal effectively with challenges such as poverty, discrimination and the digital divide. Fu Kong said China has always been an ardent supporter and active contributor to global women's causes. China is willing to work with all parties to jointly write a new chapter on "women, peace and security" with practical actions.

China calls for creating a peaceful and stable environment for women Xinhua News Agency, United Nations, October 27 (Xinhua) China's Permanent Representative to the United Nations Fo Kong spoke at the Security Council's "Women, Peace and Security" open discussion on the 27th, and emphasized that a peaceful and stable environment must be created for women. Fu Kong said that the international situation today is increasingly turbulent, and women still face various challenges such as violence, discrimination and poverty. The international community should effectively implement Security Council Resolution 1325 and work together to protect women's rights and promote the development of global women's goals. The UN Secretary General's report states that last year more than 700 million women and girls lived in conflict-ridden areas. In the Middle East, Haiti and parts of Africa, large numbers of women and girls are innocent victims of armed conflict, gang violence and terrorist attacks. To alleviate their suffering, we must first stop the war, promote peace and stabilize the situation. Women are not only the beneficiaries of peace, but also the defenders and builders of peace. The international community should help more women improve their leadership and promote their full and meaningful participation in the peace process. There is a need to support women, especially women in developing countries, to give full play to their talents in mediation, ceasefire monitoring and political decision-making. Fu Kong said that development is an important basis for solving all problems, and the right to development is the most basic human right. States must invest more resources to support women's equal participation in economic and social activities and implement national strategies and plans to protect women's rights and interests. The international community should promote accelerated reconstruction of conflict-affected areas, help women gain equal access to education, health care, employment and other opportunities, and improve women's ability to develop independently and withstand risks. There is a need to give full play to the benefits of emerging technologies to help women gain equal access to resources and opportunities, while preventing online discrimination and the risk of violation, and ensuring that women enjoy digital dividends safely. Global women's goals still face challenges such as large funding gaps and uneven development. Developed countries should seriously meet their aid commitments and increase investment in women's development projects in developing countries. The international community must strengthen the cooperation between North-South, South-South and triangle, give full play to the role of the private sector, mobilize additional resources and help women deal effectively with challenges such as poverty, discrimination and the digital divide. Fu Kong said China has always been an ardent supporter and active contributor to global women's causes. China is willing to work with all parties to jointly write a new chapter on "women, peace and security" with practical actions.