Resources On The Planet Are Limited, And

The Way In Which We Can Promote Peace, Is By Promoting Sustainable Management Of Our Resources, Equitable Distribution Of These Resources, And That The Only Way You Can Actually Do That, Is That Then You Have To Have A Political, Economic System That Facilitates That. And Then You Get Into The Issues Of Human Rights, Justice, Economic Justice, Social Justice, And Good Governance Or Democratic Governance. That's How It Ties Up.

I Stand Before You And The World Humbled By This Recognition And Uplifted By The Honour Of Being The 2004 Nobel Peace Laureate. As The First African Woman To Receive This Prize, I Accept It On Behalf Of The People Of Kenya And Africa, And Indeed The World. I Am Especially Mindful Of Women And The Girl Child. I Hope It Will Encourage Them To Raise Their Voices And Take More Space For Leadership.

We Can Love Ourselves By Loving The Earth.

Tradition Sometimes Excludes The Girl Child From Inheriting; Or Single Women May Not Want To Be Perceived As Pursuing Too Much Property. The Law Has Come A Long Way In Favor Of The Woman, But It Is The Tradition, The Attitudes, That We Often Have To Fight.

What A Friend We Have In A Tree, The Tree Is The Symbol Of Hope, Self Improvement And What People Can Do For Themselves.