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The tele-schooling is part of Right to Play’s Gender Responsive Education and Transformation
As a founding member of the United Nations (UN), Canada is committed to the guidance provided in the UN Charter to maintain international peace and security, develop friendly relations among nations, and to achieve international co-operation in solving international problems of an economic, social, cultural or humanitarian character, and in promoting and encouraging respect for human rights.
By promoting gender equality, environmental stewardship, and respect for diversity
gender-based violence, disinformation, online harm, and the relationship between gender
particularly sexual and reproductive health and rights Growth that works for everyone Gender
Canada’s development assistance aims to help young people gain access to quality education and skills that provide the foundation for lifelong learning. Canada supports efforts to ensure that every child receives quality primary and secondary education, and works to reduce barriers and help narrow education gaps for women and girls.
is also a key driver for reducing poverty, fostering economic growth, achieving gender
Departmental Plan 2017-18
progressive trade agenda that will consider issues such as labour, the environment, gender
Financial and Insurance Services Fish and Seafood Food Forestry and Wood Products Gender
upon shared values and interests, such as respect for democracy and human rights, gender
There was also sensitization work focused on attitudes, gender stereotypes and beliefs
The promotion and protection of human rights is an integral part of Canadian efforts abroad. As part of this commitment, Canada champions the values of:
efforts on key issues, such as: Canada helping women and girls around the world: Gender
