The international Girls’ Day 2020 event

 



Crown Princess Mary of Denmark marks the United Nations International Girls’ Day at Nærum Gymnasium (high school) on 7 October 2020 in Nærum, Denmark. The International Day of the Girl Child is an initiative by the United Nations. The goal is to raise awareness about issues that girls around the world have to face on a daily basis because of their gender. With her knowledge, insight and commitment Crown Princess Mary is an important asset for women and girls around the world. She clearly showed that by participating yesterdays event in Nærum. The Crown Princess engaged in virtual conversations with girls Faridah and Lidya from Uganda and Ethiopia, who talked about how the closure of school due to the COVID-19 pandemic affected their lives, making their future uncertain. Faridah and Lidya also explained what COVID19 and school closures has ment for girls and young women. A lack of security and a higher risk of sexual assault, violence, early marriages and teenage pregnancies. Crown Princess Mary shared this in posts on social media expressing both her sincere commitment, support and compassion.

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