mr. tutu will say that. i use as the feminine to come up with other people and move thailand forward. thank you. [ applause ] . >> i have to say that you speak better english than i do. >> let's, we will take a couple more questions and then try to answer them collectively because we are running low on time. >> thank you very much. margaret from kenya, i want to agree with sandburg that raising our children can be different. whatever difference is at the home front gets carried over for a very long time. we have a new institution, we said that all political positions should go to women. we are still searching for those women to come forward and in spite of the fact that education has given us a number of women. out of the thailand experience p how do you deal with the socialization cultural. how is it that you are okay, you say that you do not have -- you have gender equality at this level, do you have that and how did you deal with it? >> there's no ambition gap here in this audience. i would like to encour

and not, help especially in thailand, mr. tutu will say that. come up with other people. and moved thailand forward for legislation and the peace for my country. thank you. [applause] >> and madam prime minister, i also have to say you speak better english than i do. [laughter] >> we will take maybe a couple more questions, and and entire and to them collectively because we are running a little low on time. >> thank you very much. i am from kenya. i want to agree with sandberg and that our children -- whatever it differs is great on homefront, it gets carried over for a very long time. we in the past our heard a politician the of the day, new politician in kenya. all position should go to women. but we are still fighting for those women to come forward. in spite of the fact they've given us greater number of women. i wanted to ask out of the thailand experience, how did you do with the socialization, cultural, in the years? you say that you don't have, you have a quality at this level. did you have that issue and how did you deal with it? >> we