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In page 16 Days of Activism against Gender-based Violence:

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The CWGL's global petition urged the committee of the conference to "comprehensively address women's human rights at every level of its proceedings and to recognize GBV as a human rights issue."[2] This petition and the intention behind it sent a message to the world that encouraged continued involvement in UN conferences, "especially the Fourth World Conference on Women in Beijing in 1995."[2] GBV is a global human rights crisis, and the 16D campaign "push[es] the conversation beyond awareness to accountability, prevention and meaningful transformation."[3] At its core, the campaign hopes to spark international conversation among systems in power in countries across the globe, but it also encourages grassroots and local collaboration surrounding VAWG.[citation needed]