YOUNG WOMEN ARE NO LONGER VULNERABLE, BUT DREAM-FIGHTERS
Bollywood star Shah Rukh Khan takes a stand at Davos to deliver inspiring messages to millennials through his work for the betterment of acid and burn victims in India. Majority of the victims he works with are females. During his An Insight, an Idea session, Shah Rukh emphasized the importance of realising that these women should not be portrayed as vulnerable individuals, but members of the society who have every right to fight for their dreams, just like everyone else. Unfortunately, until this day, women are still restricted from voicing opinions and grievances. Holding the Crystal Award, an award for artists who have shown commitment in improving the state of the world, he aspires to initiate his project with even more young people, from all around the world.
GLOBALISATION FOR THE MILLENNIAL FUTURE
Reflecting upon historical world wars and conflicts, Jack Ma, one of China’s most prominent business people, reminded Davos participants that the power of globalisation shouldn’t be misused. Instead, the power should be strategically executed to unify the world as a whole, in aspiration to produce a better future for the younger generations. He expressed the vital message in amplifying the necessary intentions, of which younger generations should be taking into consideration concerning globalisation. Ma foresees an integrated identity of the world. The power of internet is a source of this integration, which may be used as a threat or an essential catalyst.
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