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Nicole Kidman became a UNIFEM Goodwill Ambassador in 2006

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In 2006 Nicole Kidman was appointed a Goodwill Ambassador for UNIFEM, beginning her publicly stated focus on women's rights advocacy. She emphasized tackling violence against women and fostering economic independence, traveling around the world to raise awareness and support programs that assist women.

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Followers see her commitment to global women's‑rights causes beyond her acting career.

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  1. Nicole Kidman was appointed a Goodwill Ambassador for UNIFEM in 2006.
  2. She said the appointment marked the start of a dedicated approach to women's rights advocacy.
  3. She focused on tackling violence against women and fostering economic independence.
  4. She traveled worldwide to elevate awareness and support programs that assist women.

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