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International Youth Rights (IYR), (Chinese: 国际青年权利会, Korean: 국제청소년권리협회) is an entirely student-run non-profit international organization, founded in 2009 to make voices of youth ring loud and clear across the world. Its motto is "A united force of the youth, by the youth, for the youth and beyond."

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International Youth Rights

The main objectives of this organization are to unite international and local youth bodies globally, make voices of youth be heard across the world, influence decision-making of the leaders of the world, secure global attention on youths and children, empower and protect the rights of youth and children and foster youths to become decision-makers of today and tomorrow.^[1] The youth founder of this organization believes that voices of youth should be heard in the United Nations and beyond, not limited to Model United Nations, Model Congress and other popular mock discussion forums. Recently, the International Youth Rights Conference 2010 China was held in 26th of June, 2010 at Suzhou University, China. Youths from international and local schools all over China came together to share experiences, ideas and opinions on the issue of "Corporal Punishment at Home and in School." The International Youth Report compiled at the end was sent to United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) in Korea and the Global Initative to End All Corporal Punishment of Children.

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^ International Youth Report: Corporal Punishment at Home and in School, Voices of Youth Blog<http://blog.voicesofyouth.org/?p=1289>

[1] International Youth Report: Corporal Punishment at Home and in School, Voices of Youth Blog<http://blog.voicesofyouth.org/?p=1289>

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 '''International Youth Rights (IYR)''', (Chinese: '''国际青年权利会''', Korean: '''국제청소년권리협회''') is an entirely student-run non-profit international organization, founded in 2009 to make voices of youth ring loud and clear across the world. Its motto is "A united force of the youth, by the youth, for the youth and beyond." [[File:Iyrlogo2.jpeg|thumb|alt=Alt text|International Youth Rights]]
-The main objectives of this organization are to unite international and local youth bodies globally, make voices of youth be heard across the world, influence decision-making of the leaders of the world, secure global attention on youths and children, empower and protect the rights of youth and children and foster youths to become decision-makers of today and tomorrow.The main objectives of this organization are to unite international and local youth bodies globally, make voices of youth be heard across the world, influence decision-making of the leaders of the world, secure global attention on youths and children, empower and protect the rights of youth and children and foster youths to become decision-makers of today and tomorrow.<ref>International Youth Report: Corporal Punishment at Home and in School, Voices of Youth Blog<http://blog.voicesofyouth.org/?p=1289></ref> The youth founder of this organization believes that voices of youth should be heard in the United Nations and beyond, not limited to [[Model United Nations]], [[Model Congress]] and other popular mock discussion forums. Recently, the International Youth Rights Conference 2010 China was held in 26th of June, 2010 at [[Suzhou University]], China. Youths from international and local schools all over China came together to share experiences, ideas and opinions on the issue of "Corporal Punishment at Home and in School." The [http://www.crin.org/docs/International_Youth_Rights_2010_Report.pdf International Youth Report] compiled at the end was sent to [[United Nations Children's Fund]] ([[UNICEF]]) in Korea and the Global Initative to End All Corporal Punishment of Children.
+The main objectives of this organization are to unite international and local youth bodies globally, make voices of youth be heard across the world, influence decision-making of the leaders of the world, secure global attention on youths and children, empower and protect the rights of youth and children and foster youths to become decision-makers of today and tomorrow.<ref>International Youth Report: Corporal Punishment at Home and in School, Voices of Youth Blog<http://blog.voicesofyouth.org/?p=1289></ref> The youth founder of this organization believes that voices of youth should be heard in the United Nations and beyond, not limited to [[Model United Nations]], [[Model Congress]] and other popular mock discussion forums. Recently, the International Youth Rights Conference 2010 China was held in 26th of June, 2010 at [[Suzhou University]], China. Youths from international and local schools all over China came together to share experiences, ideas and opinions on the issue of "Corporal Punishment at Home and in School." The [http://www.crin.org/docs/International_Youth_Rights_2010_Report.pdf International Youth Report] compiled at the end was sent to [[United Nations Children's Fund]] ([[UNICEF]]) in Korea and the Global Initative to End All Corporal Punishment of Children.
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