I'm not sure whether or not Hillary Clinton likes being reminded that she lost last year's presidential race. But this morning in Beijing, on the last day of Mrs Clinton's tour of Asia, one Chinese activist didn't mind raising the subject. At a women's... ...full story at James Reynolds
from James Reynolds on Sun, Feb 22 2009
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Hillary Clinton in Beijing, China - September 5, 1995 »
YouTube video Hillary Clinton, first lady at the time, traveled to China and spoke out for women's rights.
It was in Beijing that Clinton stood up and declared "women's rights ARE human rights!" The world soon followed.
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Hillary Clinton's visit to Beijing » James Reynolds On Friday, Hillary Clinton comes to Beijing for talks with China's leaders. Hers is the first visit to China from a senior member of the Obama Administration. Many are interested to see whether or not Mrs Clinton will publically address the subject of... |
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Clinton concludes China visit » Shanghai Daily US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton concluded a three-day visit to China and left for home this afternoon, wrapping up her four-nation Asian tour. During her stay in China, Clinton met with Chinese leaders and... |
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