Indonesian women had part in congress (Sunday Herald, 26 Agustus 1951)
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Sunday Herald (Sydney, NSW: 1949 - 1953), Sunday 26 August 1951, page 18
INDONESIAN
WOMEN
HAD PART IN
CONGRESS rpOR the tory
first
in his
time
Indonesian
women
international
took part in an
conference at Bali when
United
Nations
Asian
tion South-East gional Conference
Governmental
the
InformaRefor Non
bodies,
took
place
recently.
Miss Beryl Wright, who represented the Australian Federation of University Women at the conference, and who returned to Sydney during the said that
Indonesian week, women were keenly interested to know were what women doing in other parts of the world.
Equal Pay
I told some of the that earning was four-fifths of a man's salary ft. the same work, they were amazed," Miss Wright said.
"When
women
well to the fore are with the idea of equal pay for equal work."
She added that 40 women
-including five Australians from nine countries had been delegates the hundred among to the conference.
"The value of the confer in the lay not so much ence passed, which
34 resolutions of a very general nat were the international ure, but m contacts made by these people foi moie than a week who together.
lived worked and and the better understanding this will promote,"
emphasised Miss Wright.
"They
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