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Jacinda Ardern at the 29th Annual National Conference of Islamic Women's Council of New Zealand in Mangere.
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has promised to sit down in a workshop with Muslim women aspiring for a career in politics.
She made the personal commitment at the Islamic Women's Council of New Zealand annual conference in Māngere in south Auckland on Saturday.
Ardern was asked a question from the floor on what opportunities there were for Muslim women who wanted to be leaders in their community and local government.
Ardern turned the question around and asked how many women in the room had the same aspirations.
Almost half the women in the hall shot their hand up.
originally posted by: SpaceJockey1
Jacinda Ardern at the 29th Annual National Conference of Islamic Women's Council of New Zealand in Mangere.
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has promised to sit down in a workshop with Muslim women aspiring for a career in politics.
She made the personal commitment at the Islamic Women's Council of New Zealand annual conference in Māngere in south Auckland on Saturday.
Ardern was asked a question from the floor on what opportunities there were for Muslim women who wanted to be leaders in their community and local government.
Ardern turned the question around and asked how many women in the room had the same aspirations.
Almost half the women in the hall shot their hand up.
New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern promises to look into more opportunities for Muslim women
Instead of being anywhere to be seen, dealing with local issues such as protests over Maori land, Jacinda dons her Hijab and finds time for reshaping New Zealand (not in our image), giving encouragement to immigrant Muslim women to rise in New Zealand politics.
I for one am not too keen on a future where we get our own version of Ilhan Omar and or the Squad, telling me I'm a racist, homophobic, Islamophobic etc etc.
I remember from many years ago (prior 2000), that New Zealand was the ideal microcosm to test our globalist plans & aspirations and if deemed successful, would be released on other countries...gun confiscation a great example as Dem's push for similar controls as recently introduced in NZ after the Mosque shootings.
We are seeing too much of the tail is wagging the dog im IMHO!
Any thoughts or comments?
originally posted by: SpaceJockey1
a reply to: chr0naut
Not 'scared' yet, but I can't see anything GOOD coming from this.
originally posted by: chr0naut
originally posted by: SpaceJockey1
a reply to: chr0naut
Not 'scared' yet, but I can't see anything GOOD coming from this.
I see that women can have a positive and nurturing aspect, more so than most men, and if applied to politics, rather than being there and about 'strength' they may actually serve the community better than men.
At present, we really have not got gender parity in terms of numerical representation in our political institutions, so we can't really point to a political system of balanced gender representation. At this point in history, we've had really shoddy political history. Lets see what the future holds.
They are all just other people anyway, no matter their gender.
originally posted by: Breakthestreak
20 years ago New Zealand got their first elected female Prime Minister.
A positive step in the journey of womens rights and female empowerment.
Now the prime minister wears a fricken hijab. The international symbol of women’s oppression.
Truly Shameful
originally posted by: Breakthestreak
20 years ago New Zealand got their first elected female Prime Minister.
A positive step in the journey of womens rights and female empowerment.
Now the prime minister wears a fricken hijab. The international symbol of women’s oppression.
Truly Shameful