This theme emphasizes the dignity and value of life for everyone, regardless of their social status or gender. In Tibet, women face many challenges, including restrictions on education, employment and political participation, as well as gender discrimination. By emphasizing human dignity and the value of life, the Catholic Social Doctrine calls for the elimination of discrimination against women and the protection of their rights and dignity in order to ensure their full development in society.

The story of Esther offers a powerful narrative to connect with the social injustices faced by Tibetan women. Esther was a courageous Jewish woman who used her position as queen to defend her people during persecution. Likewise, Tibetan women, often marginalized and facing discrimination, can take inspiration from Esther's courageous stand-up against injustice. For example, suppose they encounter discrimination and oppression at work and in life. In that case, Tibetan women should bravely fight for themselves and, simultaneously, social organizations and other people's power to resist. For Tibetan women, Esther's story is a powerful reminder that they, too, can use courage and wisdom to stand up against social injustice and fight for justice and dignity for themselves and others who are oppressed.

The document stresses the importance of protecting and promoting the rights and dignity of children and families. In Tibet, women play a vital role in the family, and they are usually the main ones responsible for taking care of the family and nurturing the next generation. However, Tibetan women often face problems such as lack of education, inadequate medical resources, and lack of freedom in marriage. Tibetan girls face fewer educational opportunities than men, which is contrary to the values and approaches promoted in the document.