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Philippines :
The Manila Declaration unanimously passed by the delegates from 68 countries, acknowledged that: “Underscoring that women are vital agents of change, holders of valuable knowledge and skills, and can be powerful leaders from community to global level...
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Jaiyant Cavale
Oct 25 2008
Bangalore,
India
The importance of the women sector has been staring us in the face but this patriarchal society simply stays blind.
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(Global Perspectives)
Grace Calderon
Oct 25 2008
Quezon City,
Philippines
Simply, because it’s a patriarchal society.
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(Local Perspectives)
You mean women aren’t conspicuous enough?
(Global Perspectives)
To the patriarchal eye, no they are not and will never be.
(Local Perspectives)
Women are symbol of Nature.
(Global Perspectives)
The role of women in the field of
Environmental Conservation is Excellent.
Environmental Conservation is Excellent.
(Global Perspectives)
Because they are nurturers. The nature of women makes them care for the world.
(Local Perspectives)
I didn't read the article fully but the headline caught my eye. There might be a relationship between the gender of animals and global warming. We know that temperature of the environment decides the gender of many reptiles. Global warming may give rise to the female population.
(Global Perspectives)
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