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The trip, which comes on the heels of the G8, was an opportunity to not only highlight Ghana as a beacon of democracy and progress on the continent, but to amplify a broader discussion about how the U. As many African countries have demonstrated in recent years, development flourishes in the context of democracy and good governance. A widely praised national election last December which consisted of a closely contested initial election and a subsequent run-off vote saw the peaceful election of President John Atta-Mills.

In the past decade, Ghana has also made tremendous strides in fighting AIDS and malaria, putting children in school, building infrastructure and attracting trade and investment. The country is on track to surpass the Millennium Development Goal of halving poverty by In education, the Ghanaian government eliminated school fees for primary schools in

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For those families that could afford it, houses were built with a courtyard and a harem where women spent most of their time. This structure, along with high windows and doors that faced into the house rather than the street, removed women from public vision. After this many women of modest means began working as religious instructors.

The first private school opened in ; it taught reading, writing, and embroidery. Public schooling began in though enrollment in it was low for some time; however, by the s many young Kuwaiti women were enrolled in primary school. It was often women themselves who pushed for these educational advances and opportunities and in a group of young women burned their abayyas to protest their right to go abroad to study.

Employment The participation of Kuwaiti women in the labor force is much higher than the regional GCC average, Kuwait has the highest percentage of working female citizens in the GCC. The Girls Club Nadi Alfatat was established in , its initial focus was on women in sport. In Bayader As-Salam, a religious group whose objective was cultural awareness, was formed. During the invasion they also organized a large demonstration in defiance of the invasion, which cost some of them their lives.

The gallery was shut after the Iraqi invasion and reopened in by Farida Sultan. It currently focuses on contemporary photography.