The World Economic Forum kicked off the day before in Davos, Switzerland, with the presentation of the Crystal Awards in philanthropy.
British soccer star David Beckham was honored with a statuette for preserving the rights of children around the world. The athlete was recognized for his “commitment to using fame to make a difference in the world,” WWD reports.

By the way, Beckham is known for his active role in humanism. He has been a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador for 20 years.
David gave a speech about children’s rights during the award ceremony, particularly for girls. The ex-footballer emphasized that there is still severe discrimination in the world today, which hinders their development.
