Women are actively leading but their contributions are routinely undervalued and denied the same authority as their male counterparts, according to human rights activist Maluseu Doris Tulifau.Maluseu, a survivor and founder of feminist non-profit organisation Brown Girl Woke (B.G.W.), shared her ...
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By Maryana Amituanai
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Women's leadership in Samoa is tautua (service), according to Maluseu Doris Tulifau, executive director of Brown Girl Woke. She…
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