the journey toward women’s empowerment is not just a fight against inequality, it is a cultural transformation.

I agree with you Ma'am Chant, those culture are slowly changes but it remains in heart and mind because it is cultural. But the rights of us womens must be voice out, choosing any careers in life can help us to maintain and enhance the skills and capabilities we have in ourselves.

Here in the Philippines, backed in olden ages, womens cannot go to school because The Parents wants them staying in the house only because do house chores, and men must really go to school to studies because they are the one who looked for any jobs for their family onwards.

Others says this is really unfair, but as many years and Generations passing by, those traditions slowly vanish and womens now-a-days is now in equal of positions in the society. We can abled to work, join in politics and many more.

You really bring the women's voice from Cameroon Land Ma'am. Salute to you. ☺