NOBEL PEACE PRIZE 2003-2004Thanks to the envolvement of lots of women; the social gap between them and the opposite sex is dwindling day by day...maybe this is the result of some anonymous daily efforts but sometimes it' s worth to list the names of the heaviest supporters...
2 examples???
SHIRIN EBADI ( nobel peace prize in 2003)
& WANGARI MAATHAI ( nobel peace prize in 2004)
*** SHIRIN EBADI***
Shirin Ebadi is the first Muslim woman who was awarded with a nobel for peace( 10/12/2003)
She's a lawyer,a human rights activist and a founder of the Centre for the Defense of Human Rights in Iran
She's a lawyer,a human rights activist and a founder of the Centre for the Defense of Human Rights in Iran
She was born in Hamadan on june 21,1947 but she move away to Theran, where she graduate in JURISPRUDENCE.- Due to the Islamic revolution of 1979 she was forced to give up his career...
- After having received the authorization for working as lawyer, in 1992 she founded "the SOCIETY FOR PROCTETING THE CHILD'S RIGHTS". (she also modified a law against abuses of children)
- In 2003 she was awarded with the nobel "for her efforts for democracy and human rights.She has focused especially on the struggle for the rights of women and childrens"
she' s the first african woman who received a nobel.
She s an environmental and political activist.- she born 1 april 1940 in Ihithe
- she continued her studies abroad (biology, biological studies and anatomy)
- she was a member of the Parliament
- she founded the GREEN BELT, a movement pro- environment that employed african women to plant seedlings throughout the country for a consederation( a small stipend). Thanks to it thousands of trees and plants have been planted and women started believing they could better their life condition
**Maathai stood up courageously against the former oppressive regime in Kenya. Her unique forms of action have contributed to drawing attention to political oppression—nationally and internationally. She has served as inspiration for many in the fight for democratic rights and has especially encouraged women to better their situation.**
from the speech of Oslo
I'm really pleased that two women received nobel prize! I esteem these courageous women because they live in counties where anyone doesn't respect human right and they fight for it!
RispondiEliminawe must admire the courage of these two women!
RispondiEliminayes and the most admirable thing is their courage because they come from countries with comlpicated political and social systems where is almost impossible say what's in your mind... with more women like them the planet will be a better place...
RispondiEliminaWe think that women must be considerated in the same way of men and we must deleted all the difference between them!! so we very apprecieted their action for the society!!
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