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Imam in Indonesia writes:
Mother Michelle Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton is a wise woman and can give great rewards for women. I am really proud of this award that can motivate women around the world. thank you to Mrs. Michelle Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton.
Posted on Sat May 01, 2010
Mother Michelle Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton is a wise woman and can give great rewards for women. I am really proud of this award that can motivate women around the world. thank you to Mrs. Michelle Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton.
Posted on Sat May 01, 2010
Tommy Z. in Burma writes:
Dear First Lady and Secretary of State U.S.A.
We would like to agree with your activities for US women. Now our national leader Aung San Suu Kyi has banned with as a prisoner of Political of Burma. As well as she is one of prisoner or notorious victim of Juntas. She have been suffering form one of remain political compressed women from Asia .Especially in please should be support our woman leader by your activities and American diplomacy power. American diplomacy should be sharpen on Burma Juntas that hungry of democratization people of Burma. Now Juntas issue on those remain woman Aung San Suu Kyi with not equal law by force of them.
PLEASE SUPPORT HER URGENTLY.
thank you
tom
Posted on Fri Mar 12, 2010
Dear First Lady and Secretary of State U.S.A.
We would like to agree with your activities for US women. Now our national leader Aung San Suu Kyi has banned with as a prisoner of Political of Burma. As well as she is one of prisoner or notorious victim of Juntas. She have been suffering form one of remain political compressed women from Asia .Especially in please should be support our woman leader by your activities and American diplomacy power. American diplomacy should be sharpen on Burma Juntas that hungry of democratization people of Burma. Now Juntas issue on those remain woman Aung San Suu Kyi with not equal law by force of them.
PLEASE SUPPORT HER URGENTLY.
thank you
tom
Posted on Fri Mar 12, 2010
Brian in California writes:
A Woman of courage and brilliance = Madame Secretary of State, Hillary Rodham Clinton.
Posted on Wed Mar 10, 2010
A Woman of courage and brilliance = Madame Secretary of State, Hillary Rodham Clinton.
Posted on Wed Mar 10, 2010
Raul in California writes:
Hillary: you're the most extraordinary woman in the world; I hope one day you'll be our President;there's no other woman as great and beautiful as you are!
Posted on Wed Mar 10, 2010
Hillary: you're the most extraordinary woman in the world; I hope one day you'll be our President;there's no other woman as great and beautiful as you are!
Posted on Wed Mar 10, 2010
Veyry in California writes:
Hillary:
I just watched the Awards presented to these outstanding woman.Who better than you to recognize other amazing women in the world.I hope one day you will receive the Peace Nobel Prize,and if not anyway your life and your example will be always imprinted in our hearts.Thank you for all what you do; you not only serve the US but the whole world!You're the greatest Leader this Country has produced!God bless you Hillary!
Posted on Wed Mar 10, 2010
Hillary:
I just watched the Awards presented to these outstanding woman.Who better than you to recognize other amazing women in the world.I hope one day you will receive the Peace Nobel Prize,and if not anyway your life and your example will be always imprinted in our hearts.Thank you for all what you do; you not only serve the US but the whole world!You're the greatest Leader this Country has produced!God bless you Hillary!
Posted on Wed Mar 10, 2010
Ueremia A. in USA writes:
I am very exciting to see the awardees
Posted on Wed Mar 10, 2010
I am very exciting to see the awardees
Posted on Wed Mar 10, 2010
Neide in Brazil writes:
Iam brasilian congratulations for your work secretarit. the world needed a woman like Mrs.. intelligent and with great determination.
Posted on Wed Mar 10, 2010
Iam brasilian congratulations for your work secretarit. the world needed a woman like Mrs.. intelligent and with great determination.
Posted on Wed Mar 10, 2010
Jess in New York writes:
It has been very nice of the Clintons to help Mrs. Obama find a niche. Mr. Clinton giving her a spot on the board of Alliance for Health and now this, even though I find it hard to take her seriously as a woman's advocate after she responded that she would have to think about whether she would support Hillary Clinton were she to have won the nomination for president. Very nice of the Clinton's indeed. Thank you Hillary, for everything you do.
Posted on Wed Mar 10, 2010
It has been very nice of the Clintons to help Mrs. Obama find a niche. Mr. Clinton giving her a spot on the board of Alliance for Health and now this, even though I find it hard to take her seriously as a woman's advocate after she responded that she would have to think about whether she would support Hillary Clinton were she to have won the nomination for president. Very nice of the Clinton's indeed. Thank you Hillary, for everything you do.
Posted on Wed Mar 10, 2010
Tanveer B. in Oregon writes:
Pakistan's President Zardari signed the Protection Against Harassment of Women at Workplace Bill, 2010, aimed at providing a safe working environment - This commenced at a ceremony attended by some 100 women activists, parliamentarians and members of civil society organisations in the presidency, Islamabad. The President reiterated the government’s commitment to ensuring equal rights for men and women in accordance with the Constitution of Pakistan.
Posted on Wed Mar 10, 2010
Pakistan's President Zardari signed the Protection Against Harassment of Women at Workplace Bill, 2010, aimed at providing a safe working environment - This commenced at a ceremony attended by some 100 women activists, parliamentarians and members of civil society organisations in the presidency, Islamabad. The President reiterated the government’s commitment to ensuring equal rights for men and women in accordance with the Constitution of Pakistan.
Posted on Wed Mar 10, 2010
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