Priyanka Chopra spoke before the UN General Assembly in New York, on Child Rights

 

In her speech on children's rights at the UN General Assembly, Priyanka Chopra said that "all is not well in the world."

On Monday, September 19, Priyanka Chopra spoke before the UN General Assembly in New York, focusing on children's rights.

On Monday, September 19, Priyanka Chopra spoke before the UN General Assembly in New York regarding children's rights. Priyanka argued that women need power, not empowerment, in this crowd. Malala Yousafzai, the recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize, and American poet Amanda Gorman were both in attendance at this conference, and the actress posed for photos with both of them. Priyanka's photos are currently trending on social media.

Priyanka Chopra was named the 2016 Global UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador. Priyanka has had a long-standing relationship with this group. Priyanka posted many images from the convention to her Instagram account. Additionally, she expressed her appreciation for being invited to the meeting. She captioned the images with information on Amanda Gorman. "And like the brilliant Amanda Gorman said—I dare you to determine our destiny," Priyanka added. Above all, I implore you to act morally uprightly in order to improve the world.

"I grew up in India, where access to education is a struggle for many females, as in many other areas of the world, where youngsters want to learn, but don't have to," Priyanka claims in her speech. Problems arise. I think that the foundation of democracy, social justice, equality, and social transformation is education. The actress comments on her photo with Malala Yousafzai and Amanda Gorman, writing, "So thrilled to be sharing the stage with these two beautiful people."

Regarding her professional endeavours, Russo Brothers' debut online series Citadel will feature Priyanka Chopra. She will also appear in the Hollywood movies It's All Coming Back To Me and Ending Things. She has the Bollywood movie "Jee Le Zara" starring Farhan Akhtar and Katrina Kaif.