"The basic is the ability to respect and have credibility."

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2014/03/27

"The basic is the ability to respect and have credibility."

Ms. Morella has campaigned for the importance of women's and family issues, and played a leading role in various tasks including promoting women' s social participation.
This interview reflects her strength, compassion and humility that could only come from someone who has overcome numerous obstacles.
After watching this video, you are certain to become her fan for her heart-warming message and personality filled with generosity and kindness,
quite opposite to what you would expect from a woman who has survived and excelled in the typically male-dominated career.

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No.0001"The basic is the ability to respect and have credibility."