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Author: Diego Ruiz Gayol

06 Oct

Symposium on Gender Representation: Making the Case for Gender Balance at UN Human Rights Institutions

[Diego Ruiz Gayol is a Mexican diplomat. Until August 2021 he was a delegate of Mexico to the United Nations Human Rights Council in Geneva. He was one of the delegates in charge of drafting the Human Rights Council resolution on “Elimination of discrimination against women and girls”.] All States have agreed that gender equality is one of the pressing global...

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