David Beckham has said that "girls are held back" in an awards ceremony speech in Davos. "I want my daughter Harper to have the same opportunities as her brothers and that should be the case for all girls everywhere," the former England captain said as he was recognised as a cultural leader in Davos during the World Economic Forum (WEF)

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In the shadow of the inauguration, David Beckham and fashion designer Diane von Fur-Stenberg were awarded last night in Davos, Switzerland, on the opening day of the World Economic Forum between the political, scientific and economic elite. On Monday, he was awarded the Crystal Award in Switzerland for his “outstanding leadership and humanitarianism” in protecting the “rights of the most vulnerable children.”

V senci inavguracije pa so sinoči v švicarskem Davosu na otvoritveni dan Svetovnega gospodarskega foruma med politično, znanstveno in gospodarsko elito nagradili Davida Beckhama in modno oblikovalko Diane von Fur-stenberg. V ponedeljek so mu v Švici podelili nagrado Crystal Award za njegovo "izjemno vodenje in humanitarnost" pri zaščiti "pravic najbolj ranljivih otrok".

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David Beckham was awarded the Crystal Award for his work as UNICEF Ambassador at the WEF in Davos.

David Beckham wurde am WEF in Davos mit dem Crystal Award für seine Arbeit als UNICEF-Botschafter ausgezeichnet.

David Beckham says 'girls are held back' in awards ceremony speech in Davos

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