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Ndey Jobarteh <[log in to unmask]>
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Thu, 19 Oct 2000 00:55:10 +0100
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Abdoulaye Saine wrote:

 <<Because men will never be completely and truly free unless the rights, freedoms,
advantages and privileges they have and take for granted are shared equally by women.>>>>



Dr Sainea,

This is well said and thank you for sharing with us your presentation. I hope  you won't
mind me using this as quote of the day.


The Struggle Continues!!
Ndey Jobarteh




Abdoulaye Saine wrote:

> G-L Community:
>
> I have followed the debate over female circumcision/female genital
> mutilation with great interest and wanted to inject another dimension
> that is seldom or not explicitly made, i.e., "FMG/FC as a Human Rights
> Issue."
>
> Consequently, I would like to share with you the remarks I made at
> Minneapolis-St.Paul, Minnesota, on Saturday, October 14, when men in
> this state honored Gambian Women, Gambian Women in Chicago and Women
> married to Gambian Men in the Twin-Cities. It was a very sumptuous and
> celebratory gala that deserves emulation.
>
> To the folks in the Twin-Cities, Minnesota, thank you for your
> hospitality and for the fifth banquet honoring Gambian Women.
>
> Regards,
>
> Abdoulaye
>
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