text: what was meant by the development of morality, initiative and a spirit of leadership in women? One of the principal targets under the Twenty-Year Plan was for political parties to ensure that 30 per cent of their electoral candidates were women. She felt that such a target was rather ambitious. I. • • CEDAW/C/SR.l57 English Page 5 Article 4 24. Ms. UKEJE said that, according to the report, the granting of paid maternity leave was based on how long the woman had worked for her employer. Such a provision was doubly discriminatory. It discriminated against women in general and it discriminated against younger women, who would of course have worked for a shorter period of time and who, because of their age, were more likely to become pregnant. She wondered whether women's organizations had rallied around that issue. Article 5 25. Ms. ESCOBAR asked whether public schoolteachers received special training in human rights and non-discrimination and whether schools offered sex education. 26. Ms. GUAN MINQIAN said she would appreciate more information on the seminars and conferences held in Thailand with a view to modifying traditional attitudes towards women. ~lliat impact had those meetings had? Article 6 27, Ms. ESCOBAR requested more detailed information on prostitution in Thailand. 28. Ms. ALFONSIN DE FASAN said she appreciated the report's frank treatment of the subject of prostitution. Women in Thailand were trapped into prostitution by a cycle of poverty. 29. Ms. SCHOPP-SCHILLING emphasized the need for detailed statistics on the extent of prostitution in Thailand. She would also appreciate data on the types of clients served by prostitutes -whether they were Thai men or foreign visitors. Was there a substantial flow of Thai women to European countries and did those women end up as prostitutes? If that was the case, she wondered whether the Government was taking any measures to rectify the situation, 
analysis: This text appears to be a discussion about women's rights and empowerment in Thailand, with specific references to laws and policies related to women's employment, education, and healthcare. The speakers mention issues such as paid maternity leave, prostitution, and sex education, which suggests that the category should be related to human rights and social issues.