Such a disgusting freak already, at that young an age, and he was just getting started down the Global Leadership path, chosen by the world "community" of "civil society" experts, think tanks, UN/NGOs. If Hillary was pres no way this sexual predator of infants/babies/toddlers/children/preteens/underage teens....as he said: Age 0+ !!!, no way would he have been arrested if Hillary, friend of pedophiles had been elected. He'd be free to become a perfect member of international corruption, out brow beating the population of the world:

https://www.wilsoncenter.org/event/the-power-18-billion-young-people-state-the-world-population-2014-launch

After the 1994 International Conference on Population and Development, almost every national government established a minimum age of marriage, yet today, 1 in 9 girls are still married by the age of 15, with some becoming brides as early as 8 or 9 years old, said Anne Richard, U.S. assistant secretary of state for population, refugees, and migration.

Young people themselves can offer critical insights on how to reach overlooked groups and meet the needs of their generation, but have so far been excluded from policy dialogues, said Joel Davis, the 19-year-old executive director of Youth to End Sexual Violence and a coordinator of the He For She campaign.

Davis, whose organization campaigns to eradicate sexual violence in conflict and post-conflict settings, said his age is often used by adults as a way of disqualifying him from participating.

“We notice it and we’re angry about it,” he said. “Why are young people not being included in this conversation?”

Maybe there's a good reason asshole. And you're it.

Policymakers’ failure to protect young people’s rights coupled with this tendency to dismiss their opinions creates some troubling double standards, said Gilmore:

They’re old enough to be pregnant, but not old enough to be trusted with access to comprehensive sexuality education or to contraceptives. They’re old enough to catch a sexually transmitted infection, but not old enough to exercise the autonomy required to seek and receive treatment for it. They’re old enough to be raped; they’re not old enough to be believed.

Adams said she hopes the data provided in the UNFPA report will feed into theSustainable Development Goals – the international development agenda currently being drafted – and enable and encourage development organizations to reorient their work more towards youth.

Davis emphasized multi-sectoral approaches that keep young people from falling through programmatic gaps. Richard and Adams stressed the need to actively reach out to youth through social media and technology. And Bah and Gilmore highlighted the importance of deliberately investing in and collecting data on vulnerable groups, particularly young girls.

“Young people hold within themselves the power to succeed and transform many of the issues and contexts of exclusion that plague our international community…if we provide [them] the tools to access education instead of picking up weapons,” said Davis.