Tonj Commissioner urges women to participate in peace dialogue

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Participate effectively in the dialogue process to achieve lasting peace, Tonj County Commissioner urges women.
 
Severino Philip Bazia describes a mother as the first teacher to everyone and the backbone of life in the world, Radio Don Bosco reports.
 
He adds that women involvement in all political and social gatherings is important.
 
The Commissioner says mothers’ participation in the national dialogue is very vital because they take special care in teaching children to live responsibly in the society.
 
Julia Clement of Wildlife says women are the symbol of peace. 
 
By considering them in peace dialogue; South Sudan will march to be a harmonious nation, she believes.
 
The lady believes that South Sudan will have peace if women are allowed to participate in peace dialogue.