Third Objective: Achieving equal treatment and gender equality The fifth and tenth goals of the Sustainable Development Goals (2030) related to achieving gender equality and reducing inequalities, respectively, are closely related to the enjoyment of all human rights, as this goal is the cornerstone for the realization of women's rights, especially in their basic rights such as work Equality of wages, and adequate housing. We aim to: (1) Shedding light on the link between women’s rights and all economic and social rights, especially the right to adequate housing and equal wages. (2) Cooperating with civil society institutions, especially those aimed at supporting women in the fields of civil, political, economic, social and cultural rights. (3) Encouraging public and private sector application of best practices related to the promotion and protection of women's rights. Fourth goal: enjoyment of the highest attainable standard of health for all The right to health is one of the most fundamental human rights, as individuals enjoy this right not only through access to health care and the absence of disease or disability, but extends to the physical, psychological and social integrity of the individual, and people whose freedom is restricted must also enjoy it, especially in times of crises, exceptional circumstances and pandemics related to public health. We aim to: (1) Promote the enjoyment by all of the highest attainable standard of physical, mental and social health. (2) Monitoring and following up the conditions of individuals within health institutions, including institutions located within correctional and rehabilitation centers, to ensure that everyone enjoys their health rights. (3) Studying the impact of pandemics on the individuals' enjoyment of the highest level of healthcare. 17