Some people think we need more female leaders to create world peace and reduce violence. To what extent do you agree?

Unquestionably, every coin has two sides and so are the
people
. Society’s
people
are divided into two groups and
therefore
, we need more female
leaders
to create world peace has become a topic of debate among
people
.
This
essay will compare and contrast both of the opinions
along with
my opinion which is in the favour of former/latter view will be discussed in a sensible conclusion. Initiating with the points supporting the first school of thought,
firstly
, female
leaders
more have traits of character than male
leaders
because they have much more kindness than male politicians. The
people
who support
this
say that there are many wars that were prevented by lady
leaders
.
Secondly
, said that Female
leaders
cannot prevent wars because they do have not that type of political skills and it
is not depend
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for
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on
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lady
leaders
. In fact, it is possible that the lady
leaders
can be strong politicians. On the contrasting side,
people
who hold another viewpoint say that It does not matter with the leader . They believe that peace can be achieved only by wars.
Furthermore
, I respect
this
point.
To conclude
, I would like to say that, when women become a lot of national political international organizations we have a balance with male politicians and at that time it will be easy to make non-violent decisions for political processes in every part of the world.
However
, it will depend upon the mindsets of the
people
and which view they are in favour of.
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