Inilah Daftar Top 100 Wanita Yang Paling Inspiratif Dari Seluruh Dunia [Part 1]

By : Veiled-Veiled

Berikut Nama 100 Wanita yang paling inspiratif dan paling layak untuk menjadi inspirasi bagi wanita-wanita lain di dunia

• Aung San Suu Kyi

   The Burmese pro-democracy leader who has inspired the world with her non-violent resistance to a brutal dictatorship

• Michelle Bachelet

   Former president and defence minister of Chile who is now head of UN Women

• Gro Harlem Brundtland

   A woman with a remarkable CV: former doctor, prime minister of Norway and director of the World Health Organisation

• Hillary Clinton

   The US Secretary of State has outlasted her critics to become more popular than ever

• Harriet Harman

   The woman who is deputy leader of the Labour party, shadow deputy prime minister and the first female solicitor general

• Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf

   President of Liberia, responsible for significant debt relief and instigating the investigation of civil war crimes

• Christine Lagarde

   French finance minister – the first woman appointed to that role in a G8 country

• Angela Merkel

   The Chancellor of Germany who is arguably the most influential female politician in the world

• Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala

   The former finance director of Nigeria who is now a managing director of the World Bank

• Dilma Rousseff

   The teenage socialist guerilla withstood imprisonment and torture and went on to become the first female president of Brazil

• Margaret Thatcher

   Like her or loathe her, Britain's first female prime minister made her way in a man's world and changed the way we think of women politicians

• Franny Armstrong

   Filmmaker behind The Age of Stupid, environmental activist and founder of the 10:10 campaign

• Helen Bamber

   Founder of Amnesty International and campaigner for human rights

• Camila Batmanghelidjh

   The founder of Kid's Company, which offers practical, emotional and educational support to vulnerable inner-city children

• Shami Chakrabarti

   Director of Liberty, barrister and former lawyer for the Home Office

• Margaret Chan

   Director of the World Health Organisation, battling international viruses, and championing improvements in all of our most pressing diseases

• Sampat Pal Devi

  Leader of the Gulabi Gang in northern India, an all-women vigilante force

• Shirin Ebadi

   Iran's first female judge, founder of the Human Rights Defenders Centre and the first Muslim woman to be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize

• Aparajita Gogoi

  Coordinator of the White Ribbon Alliance for Safe Motherhood in India

• Lubna Hussein

   Sudanese writer and women's rights campaigner, who asked to go to trial after being arrested for wearing trousers

• Malalai Joya

   Afghan politician and human rights campaigner who has shown phenomenal courage

• Wangari Maathai

   The Kenyan environmental and political activist who won a Nobel Peace prize for her work with the Green Belt Movement

• Graca Machel

   Former Mozambican education minister and advocate for the rights of southern African women and children

• Somaly Mam

  Cambodian anti-sex trafficking campaigner and founder of AFESIP, rescuing women from brothels and supporting their recovery

• Fatema Mernissi

   Professor of sociology at Mohammed V University in Rabat

• Pragna Patel

   Founding member of Southall Black Sisters, a landmark organisation in the history of black and Asian feminism