

“Education for justice should be taught at all levels,” said Froehler at the Session II.


She said, “education on Global Citizenship and the SDGs is the key” and “what is spent for weapons should rather be spent for education.”


“we need to focus on ladies and girls, and we need to educate them to be part of the movement, change, and these initiatives.”Patricia Colchero, Coordinator of Research and Studies at the National System for the Integral Protection of Children and Adolescents of Mexico, said that
“we need to respect educators and youth, and rules should be applied fairly.”She also emphasized that emotional skills should be taught and developed along with the traditional education on knowledge.



“education policy should be extended all the way to youth and young generation so that they can fight corruption.”During Session III, best practices and challenges of education for justice in Brazil, Macedonia, Qatar, and Nigeria were presented. Aly Jetha, President and CEO of a cartoon company Big Bad Boo Studios, shared his company’s efforts in utilizing cartoons to educate children for justice and to teach them a global citizenship mindset.


“the world needs to invest in education now.”The Conference successfully provided the international community with an opportunity to discuss ways and means to promote education for the rule of law through diversified and creative educational approaches and activities.
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