Boys and men have been outnumbered and outperformed at all levels of education for decades in many countries. That said, women are educated enough to know that they should not be involved in acts of trafficking, early marriage, etc. The world is constantly changing, so relying on something created thirty years ago, like the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW), would be contrary to ethics. Essentially, it is possible to make progress in areas such as education without having to rely so heavily on fixing health system failures. Third, why are men not doing their best to help grant rights to these women? They don't realize that once the conflict is resolved, women will no longer bother them. Men have been clinging to women's rights for a long time. They feel like they are slave owners who not only own these women, but also their rights. Why, in court, do women have neither rights, nor voice, nor someone to speak on their behalf? In order to acquire a respectable number of rights, the help of men is a key ingredient throughout this long and arduous