The leader of the Church in Scotland, he will voice concern at the growing "marginalisation" of religion.
Across the world, girls carry the heaviest burden of poverty, marginalisation and violence.
Many of them are victims themselves, but they are waging a war against inequality in their homes and marginalisation and brutalization outside.
UNESCO's concern about women's marginalisation from ICT is based on the assumption that women will benefit less from new educational and employment opportunities.
One is the marginalisation of poorer communities who made Pera their home for decades, but are now being driven out by rising prices.
Italy, a founder member of the European Union, has returned to the centre of policy-making after the marginalisation and mockery of the Berlusconi years.
It is easy to see the marginalisation of Britain in the EU, a progressive breakdown of relations and, ultimately perhaps, Britain's departure (see Bagehot).
The children who still have no access to schooling are the hardest to reach, in the most persistently difficult situations of poverty, conflict, natural disaster or marginalisation.
It is a miserable existence which can sap energy and self-confidence, it can lead to exclusion from mainstream society and ordinary pursuits, to alienation and to marginalisation.
He also voiced concern at the growing "marginalisation" of religion.
But many of the problems identified at the time - such as lack of a regional political voice in Westminster and economic "marginalisation" - still remained, he added.
If we are interested in distribution from the point of view of issues such as migration, the marginalisation of developing countries and capacity to repay foreign debts, we should compare incomes with market exchange rates.
The Forum will examine the challenges facing youth which impede on their ability to fully contribute to societies: unemployment, gender inequalities, lack of access to education, marginalisation, poverty, discrimination, limited or no involvement in public affairs, etc.
This has, in turn, not only perpetuated their marginalisation from leadership positions at community and national levels but has also led to the feminisation of poverty as women have restricted capacity to compete with men in the economic sphere.
The experts argued that the nature and the scale of women's continued marginalisation in the media, allied with the difficulty of establishing effective systems of accountability in an increasingly commercial and globalising media market place, meant that no single strategy can accomplish a great deal on its own.
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