Pedro Sanchez collect an award tonight from the actress Anne Hathaway. This will be a UN Women event, specifically at a dinner organized by Him for her (him for her) who honored him for “his commitment to gender equality and his fight to advance the feminist movement.” In other words, Sánchez can boast of two things tonight: receiving a UN award for his “feminist” government and having a photo with Anne Hathaway presenting it to him.
In other words, Pedro Sánchez can boast of two things tonight: having received a UN award for his “feminist” government and of take a picture with Anne Hathaway hand it over. What no one will say at this UN Women dinner is that Pedro Sánchez is the president of a government that boasts of being a feminist, but what benefited more than 1,200 rapists and sexual aggressors through their failure the law of yes only is yes.
At this event, Pedro Sánchez will receive the Anne Hathaway Award for his commitment to gender equality and his fight for the advancement of the feminist movement. The award is part of the organization he for herwhich is under the control of the UN. The award, UN Dies states, is for “governments or leaders who have a strong commitment to equality and a feminist foreign policy.” According to Hathaway, “it is essential that world leaders not only promote equality in their rhetoric, but also translate it into concrete action.”
UN Women is the agency of The United Nations responsible for promoting gender equality and the empowerment of women. It works to ensure the rights and full participation of women around the world and its organization is currently in the hands of Sima Sami Bahousof Jordanian origin. She was the one who appointed Anne Hathaway as a UN Women Goodwill Ambassador in 2016, who focused on promoting equal parental leave policies and the rights of working mothers.
Anne Hathaway and Pedro Sanchez
In addition to her acting role, Anne Hathaway, the actress who presented the award to Pedro Sanchez She is known for her social activism, stand out in the defense of women’s rightsgender equality and the LGBTQ+ community. Hathaway has spoken openly about the importance of eradicating sexism in the film industry and society in general. She is also a strong advocate for LGBTQ+ rights, and evidence of this is her speech after receiving the National Equality Awards in 2018. The actress said she received a message from a trans girl who, after watching her film Ella Enchanted She decided to call herself Ella, while thanking her for being an ally to our diverse population.
