On the recordApril 2, 2014
We have seen that greater access to education for women leads to increased respect for human rights, a rise in prosperity and well-being, and a more peaceful and stable society.
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congress.govWe have seen that greater access to education for women leads to increased respect for human rights, a rise in prosperity and well-being, and a more peaceful and stable society.
Ros-Lehtinen emphasizes the importance of women's education for societal benefits.
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