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RESPONSE BY THE FIRST LADY OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA column reminding us that it takes a whole I want to start by thanking Ambassador zens are able to participate fully in the lives village to raise a child. Hunt for her service to the United of their country. We have seen great Secluding herself to write is a real chal- States, but more than that for her leader- progress in this region of the world. lenge, because this is a woman on the ship and commitment to human rights and Our previous speakers this morning, move, visiting projects in every corner of the work that she has done here in Europe from Bulgaria, Lithuania and the Czech Re- the globe. In addition to palaces and halls on behalf of raising the voices of women SO public shared with us some of the progress of power, she's explored barrios in that all can hear them. I would like to thank they have seen in their own lives. How those Nicaragua, health clinics in Bangladesh, the other conference sponsors for support- walls did come tumbling down. How they windswept plains of Mongolia, and monu- ing this very important meeting. And I were able to take advantage of new opportu- ments to freedom in South Africa. She's would also like to the thank the Austrian nities, to seek new responsibilities on behalf talked directly to women economists and people and their government for their will- of themselves and to further the cause of ministers and to women sitting at their new ingness to serve the cause of peace and democracy in their countries. We come at a sewing machines funded by a micro-enter- democracy. Home to the United Nations, point in time when the architecture of revo- prise loan. And from these travels, she's and other critical international organiza- lution is nearly complete in Europe. The old brought home the wisdom of global leaders tions, host to important summits of the Cold order is being replaced by democratic insti- and basket weavers. War, haven for refugees, Austria has given tutions and open markets, of free press, func- I've seen Hillary Rodham Clinton in lots the people of Europe and the world a safe tioning parliaments, political parties. Basic of circumstances: meeting a head of state, place to come to in order to challenge, hear rights of assembly and association are be- laughing with her staff, leading tours of the out, and understand one another so that coming facts of life. Last month Russia joined White House, sitting drenched in the rain, together we may shape a common future. the community of creditor nations. collapsed in sleep on a plane, dancing at a This conference is held in that same This week the Czech Republic, Hun- ball, stepping up to a microphone. spirit. We are here to advance the cause of gary and Poland were invited to join NATO, But the time I'll never forget is a phone women and to advance the cause of and at the time the announcement was call to Vienna, when Chelsea's mom called democracy and to make it absolutely clear made it was clear that those were the first to say she'd heard my daughter was very ill, that the two are inseparable. There cannot invitations, not the last invitations. Today and she wanted me to know she cared. be true democracy unless women's voices my husband is in Poland and Romania to This is a woman who understands what are heard. There cannot be true democracy reiterate America's support for democracy's "care" means. unless women are given the opportunity to progress. And I think it is also significant take responsibility for their own lives. There that you are gathered here in Vienna to rec- cannot be true democracy unless all citi- ognize both the crucial role women have 14

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