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ending discrimination in the work place, and because of your presence, you have made a
difference in the policy of your country and in the policies of the various parties that are
represented.
Finally I believe strongly that there is a great movement that is a global movement in
which women are coming to recognize our common interests. Certainly Beijing, which
I
agree was a seminal, historic moment, not only for women but on behalf of human rights
and issues related to the opening of opportunities for all people and the alieviation of
poverty, set forth a platform that we are still-hoping to implement in our various
countries. But if one looks at what is sweeping the world today, there is a growing
awareness on the part of many people, but particularly women, of first, the importance
of the political process for the realization of many of our hopes and dreams. And
secondly an understanding that although we may speak different languages, hold
different religious believes, be of different racial or religious backgrounds, we have much
more in common than what divides us. If you look at what is going to be some of the
great challenges of the 21st Century, it will be how do we bridge the differences that for
too long have divided human kind. Certainly one of the great differences has been the
inequality between men and women. And attempting to address that difference and
create conditions of equality will be, I believe, essential to making the 21st century a
more peaceful, prosperous and stable place.
But there are other differences as well. Racial differences, religious differences, ethnic
differences, political differences where we will have to continually be seeking ways that
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