Name: We Talk: Dutch youth calls for empathy in the face of injustice
Uploaded: 2026-01-10T12:08:46+08:00
Duration: 2 min 15 s
Description: Amid growing uncertainty and rising unilateralism, global challenges are becoming more complex and interconnected. In this context, advancing a more just and equitable international order and building broad consensus for cooperation have become increasingly

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Amid growing uncertainty and rising unilateralism, global challenges are becoming more complex and interconnected. In this context, advancing a more just and equitable international order and building broad consensus for cooperation have become increasingly urgent. Young people from Generation Z in different countries, drawing on their own experiences of growth and their national development realities, are sharing their views on key issues facing the international community.

Mog, an artist from the Netherlands, is currently studying cinematography at the Beijing Film Academy. In this video, she shares her thoughts on justice and empathy. She says that being charitable, even at the expense of personal discomfort, is an important value – especially when there are people across the world living in abject poverty, in war zones or facing injustice. "Justice is an idea deeply ingrained within the human psyche, and one many people strive towards ... any injustice suffered by any person is a slight we as people should not bear," she says.

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