Canada cannot be compared to the Mid East, or China, or Russia.
I’m not parroting the MSM heartbeat talking points. They are my own.
How does a woman CIC handle countries that consider women property? I need to know.
well I am not a woman so you would have to ask one I suggest:
2005- Federal Chancellor Angela Merkel, Germany
2007- President Pratibha Patil, India
2007- Executive President Cristina E. Fernández de Kirchner, Argentina
2007- President Borjana Kristo, The Federation of Bosnia (Bosnia-Hercegovina)
2007- Prime Minister Yuliya Tymoshenko, Ukraine
1997- President Mary McAleese, Ireland
1980- H.M. Beatrix, By the Grace of God, Queen of the Netherlands
1972- H.M. Margrethe II, by the Grace of God, Denmark’s Queen
1997- Governor-General Hon. Dr. Dame C. Pearlette Louisy, St. Lucia
2001- Executive President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo, The Philippines
2004- Prime Minister Luísa Días Diogo, Moçambique
1999- Prime Minister Hon. Helen Clark, New Zealand
2004- President of the General Council Nassimah Magnolia Dindar, Réunion
2000- President Tarja Halonen, Finland
2005- Governor-General Michaëlle Jean, Canada
2006- Executive President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf, Liberia
2006- Executive President Michelle Bachelet Jeria, Chile
2006- Minister-President Emily de Jongh-Elhage, Nederlandse Antillen
http://www.guide2womenleaders.com/index.html
Today, the only two countries, which never had a female member of government in at least a sub-ministerial position, are Monaco and Saudi Arabia. The Vatican has got one Assistant Vice-Minister. In 1999 Sweden became the first country to have more female ministers than male. 11 women and 9 men, in 2007 the Finish government had 60% women.
Current female heads of state and government
There are 192 members of the United Nations and 2 independent states outside, a few self-declared de-facto independent states and many self-ruling depencies. 21 have got female leaders at the moment.
Of the monarchies, there are reigning Queens in 3 countries: Denmark, The Netherlands and the United Kingdom - and the latter is represented by female Governor Generals in Antigua and Barbuda, Canada and Saint Lucia, who function as their countries’ de-facto Heads of State.
The 7 female Presidents are in Argentina, Chile, Finland, India, Ireland, Liberia and The Philippines.
At the moment there are 8 woman Prime Ministers; in Germany, Haiti, New Zealand, Moldova, Mozambique, The Netherlands Antilles, Ukraine and The Åland Islands.
“How does a woman CIC handle countries that consider women property? I need to know.”
From the media scrutiny of Sarah lately, you could be describing the USA.