"Women are the manager of the home, not a servant for you to say, Why didn't you do this? Why didn't you do that? Why isn't the house clean?' A woman is like a flower. A flower must be cared for and protected, and she will enrich you with her color, fragrance, and qualities, he offered in one. Women are the manager of the home, "
"The first right that must be recognized for women is the matter of justice in social behavior & justice within the family justice in society & justice in the home. These must be ensured. Everyone is responsible for ensuring these, including governments, he argued in another. In many Western countries today, women are paid less than men for doing the same work, he lamented in still another. That's how they are today, which is totally unjust."
Social-media messages portray women as managers of the home rather than servants, comparing women to flowers that require care and protection. The messages call for justice for women in social behavior, within families, and across society, and state that governments share responsibility to ensure those rights. The messages criticize Western countries for paying women less than men for the same work, calling the practice unjust. The messages provoked ridicule online because the same regime has a long record of repressing women's rights and imposing restrictions, creating a perceived contrast between rhetoric and practice.
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