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	<title>Comments on: Calendar of Ecumenical Women and Faith Based Side Events</title>
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		<title>By: Calendars and Schedules are up! &#171; Ecumenical Women at the United Nations</title>
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		<dc:creator><![CDATA[Calendars and Schedules are up! &#171; Ecumenical Women at the United Nations]]></dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Thu, 21 Feb 2008 21:10:48 +0000</pubDate>
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		<title>By: Nafisa Elsadiq BEDRI</title>
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		<dc:creator><![CDATA[Nafisa Elsadiq BEDRI]]></dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 19 Feb 2008 04:52:41 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[My comment refers to the majority of women. Whose noteworthy contribution is the establishment of a solid human capital for the future. Those women who contribute to the universal social capital, do not have access to global platforms. To emphasise their economical needs, those women count on their sisters in the global arena to address their needs and highlight the importance of their role.

Universally domestic labor refer to duties mainly performed by women and intended to provide the family with the daily required services . It is an inevitable work that expand over the twenty four hours of the day, providing care, food, clothing, and shelter. The same understanding applies in many third world countries  and burden women with this vast responsibility. For women in rural areas  domestic chores may include walking many miles to fetch fire wood and water. 
It is to be emphasised that the most important role for  women is their contribution to build the future generations.
The fact that the women are bestowed with the  natural ability of bearing, should be considered an asset to add to their value, rather than  deprive women from their pre-acquired rights as humans.
The Devine as well as other religions, in their primary call did not ignore the importance of the natural role of women.
An example is that the  Muslim religion value the social status of the mother three times than that of the father. It is imperative that a breast feeding mother is to be materially remunerated.  The depth of such guidelines were blurred over the years. It is time for modern thinkers to reclaim such values.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>My comment refers to the majority of women. Whose noteworthy contribution is the establishment of a solid human capital for the future. Those women who contribute to the universal social capital, do not have access to global platforms. To emphasise their economical needs, those women count on their sisters in the global arena to address their needs and highlight the importance of their role.</p>
<p>Universally domestic labor refer to duties mainly performed by women and intended to provide the family with the daily required services . It is an inevitable work that expand over the twenty four hours of the day, providing care, food, clothing, and shelter. The same understanding applies in many third world countries  and burden women with this vast responsibility. For women in rural areas  domestic chores may include walking many miles to fetch fire wood and water.<br />
It is to be emphasised that the most important role for  women is their contribution to build the future generations.<br />
The fact that the women are bestowed with the  natural ability of bearing, should be considered an asset to add to their value, rather than  deprive women from their pre-acquired rights as humans.<br />
The Devine as well as other religions, in their primary call did not ignore the importance of the natural role of women.<br />
An example is that the  Muslim religion value the social status of the mother three times than that of the father. It is imperative that a breast feeding mother is to be materially remunerated.  The depth of such guidelines were blurred over the years. It is time for modern thinkers to reclaim such values.</p>
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