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[23 May 2011]
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HR minister praises WRS recommendations
[12/March/2010]

SANA'A, March 12 (Saba)- Minister of Human Rights Huda al-Ban hailed on Friday recommendations of Women Rights Summit (WRS) which ended its activities recently in the Turkish capital, Ankara, describing it as "distinguished."

Upon arrival after participating in the WRS, she pointed out that the recommendations affirmed the distinguished role of women in the society and the importance of collaborating efforts to provide suitable environments to discuss women issues in a free and transparent way without any restraints.

The summit also aimed at unifying concepts and understandings as well as implementing special plans and strategies related to women, she added.

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