A/HRC/36/58 PP5 bis. Recognizing agrarian distress and the growing inequality of land ownership in rural areas and the failure of states to carry out human rights-based agrarian and land reform, Preambular paragraph 6: EU PP6. Concerned also that peasants and other people persons working in rural areas suffer from the burdens caused by environmental degradation and climate change, PP6. Preambular paragraph 7: LVC Nepal, comment PP6. <Along with the 7th paragraph of preamble, we propose an additional paragraph on youths addressing the challenges faced by youths in agriculture and recognizing the importance of attracting more youth in agriculture to transform as well as for the future of agriculture.> Preambular paragraph 8: EU PP8. Alarmed by the increasing number of peasants and other people persons working in rural areas forcibly evicted or displaced every year, Chaudhry, expert PP8. Alarmed by the increasing number of peasants and other people working in rural areas forcibly evicted, dispossessed of their homes and lands, or displaced every year, PP8 bis. countries, Also alarmed by the high incidence of farmer suicides in several Preambular paragraph 9: Chaudhry, expert PP9. Stressing that peasant women and other rural women play a significant role in the economic survival of their families and in contributing to the rural and national economy, including through their work in the non-monetized sectors of the economy, but are often denied tenure and ownership of land, equal access to land, productive resources, financial services and credit, information, employment or social protection, and are often victims of violence, exclusion, subordination, and discrimination in a variety of forms and manifestations, PWESCR, comment PP9. <Lack of adequate infrastructure for basic rights and essential services in rural areas results in an unequal and unfair burden of unpaid work on women to provide for these. Therefore it is important to recognise, redistribute and reduce rural women’s unpaid work by providing adequate infrastructure, clean renewable energy and better technology options. We also would like inclusion of digital infrastructure as part of productive resources available to rural communities.> Preambular paragraph 10: EU PP10. Stressing also that several factors make it difficult for peasants and other people persons working in rural areas, including small-scale fishers and fish workers pastoralists, foresters and other local communities to make their voices heard, to defend their human rights and tenure rights, and to secure the sustainable use of the natural resources on which they depend, 29