Human security
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== HUMAN SECURITY AND ECONOMIC SOCIAL AND CULTURAL RIGHTS == | == HUMAN SECURITY AND ECONOMIC SOCIAL AND CULTURAL RIGHTS == | ||
| - | + | '''DATE''': 23RD JANUARY 2007 | |
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| - | + | '''ORGANISER''': HUMAN DIGINITY AND HUMAN RIGHTS CAUCUS. | |
| - | + | '''PARTICIPANTS'''; male 62 | |
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female 28 | female 28 | ||
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Human security is a complex of interrelated threats associated with civil war, genocide and the displacement of populations. However the bread concept of human security should include hunger, disease and natural disasters because there seems to kill far more people and war, genocide and terrorism combined. The human security policy should seek to protect people from these and from violence. The human security agenda also encompasses economic insecurity and threats to human dignity. | Human security is a complex of interrelated threats associated with civil war, genocide and the displacement of populations. However the bread concept of human security should include hunger, disease and natural disasters because there seems to kill far more people and war, genocide and terrorism combined. The human security policy should seek to protect people from these and from violence. The human security agenda also encompasses economic insecurity and threats to human dignity. | ||
| - | + | The most obstacles to human security in the most countries stands out to be poverty, economic exclusion, social inequality and food insecurity and health security. | |
'''RECOMMENDATIONS''' | '''RECOMMENDATIONS''' | ||
| - | + | Set up markets that operate adequately or create institutions outside the market. | |
there is need for national security plans in the framework of the global fight against insecurity through democratic candidature, good governance and political security. | there is need for national security plans in the framework of the global fight against insecurity through democratic candidature, good governance and political security. | ||
| - | To solve the problem of social inequalities of gender, governments should engage in | + | To solve the problem of social inequalities of gender, governments should engage in: |
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| - | + | Education for girls | |
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| + | Protection of women against domestic violence and violence in the work places. | ||
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| + | Access foe all women to real political and economic power. | ||
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| + | '''REPORTER''': EDITH LULWAUEN | ||
Revision as of 13:29, 30 January 2007
HUMAN SECURITY AND ECONOMIC SOCIAL AND CULTURAL RIGHTS
DATE: 23RD JANUARY 2007
TIME: 8.30 -11.00 AM
ORGANISER: HUMAN DIGINITY AND HUMAN RIGHTS CAUCUS.
PARTICIPANTS; male 62
female 28
total 90
Summary of issues discussed
Human security is a complex of interrelated threats associated with civil war, genocide and the displacement of populations. However the bread concept of human security should include hunger, disease and natural disasters because there seems to kill far more people and war, genocide and terrorism combined. The human security policy should seek to protect people from these and from violence. The human security agenda also encompasses economic insecurity and threats to human dignity.
The most obstacles to human security in the most countries stands out to be poverty, economic exclusion, social inequality and food insecurity and health security.
RECOMMENDATIONS
Set up markets that operate adequately or create institutions outside the market. there is need for national security plans in the framework of the global fight against insecurity through democratic candidature, good governance and political security. To solve the problem of social inequalities of gender, governments should engage in:
Education for girls
Protection of women against domestic violence and violence in the work places.
Access foe all women to real political and economic power.
REPORTER: EDITH LULWAUEN
