Former New Zealand PM, who wants to succeed Ban Ki-moon as secretary general, says women are a vector for stability New Zealand's former prime minister Helen Clark has started her campaign to become the first woman to lead the United Nations, saying in Paris that "peace really matters to women". Clark, 66, said she "never asked for supporters because I'm a woman," but acknowledged that "Of course I am a woman, and I bring that perspective to a job."
Former New Zealand PM, who wants to succeed Ban Ki-moon as secretary general, says women are a vector for stability New Zealand's former prime minister Helen Clark has started her campaign to become the first woman to lead the United Nations, saying in Paris that "peace really matters to women". Clark, 66, said she "never asked for supporters because I'm a woman," but acknowledged that "Of course I am a woman, and I bring that perspective to a job."
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