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Who said to whom and when / why? ......the world is full of inequalities. I want to do something interesting. It is against the will of God. Our home is full of love............. we can affirm along

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Who said to whom and when / why?

  Who said To whom? When / why?
......the world is full of inequalities.      
I want to do something interesting.      
It is against the will of God.      
Our home is full of love.......      
...... we can affirm along with United Nations that men and women are equal.      
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  Who said To whom? When / why?
......the world is full of inequalities. Tomba Lanthoi When he is discussing gender equality with his daughter.
I want to do something interesting. Lanthoi Ashangbi When she wants to discuss something with her mother.
It is against the will of God. Ashangbi Lanthoi When she is talking about the subjugation of women. 
Our home is full of love....... Lanthoi Ashangbi When she is discussing gender equality with her mother.
...... we can affirm along with United Nations that men and women are equal. Ashangbi Lanthoi

When Lanthoi asked her about the provisions available to enable women to express their potential and set themselves free from suppression.

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