In my opinion, incorporation of a multicultural society has nothing to do with the feminist campaign. The countries of the West have to get out of their colonial supremacy to accept multicultural society to the fullest.

This would assume that women in colonizing countries who were engaged in feminist activism weren't also involved in the colonization project. They were as Margaret MacMillan's Women of the Raj shows. While some women supported the Raj , feminists 'at home' fought against both colonialism & patriarchal practices.

Mam, I kept aside the feminist perspective to give an insight on Mrs Chatterjee Vs Norway case. My opinion was not on feminism at all. I pointed out endlessly prevailing cultural system which includes some norms of child rearing which contravened by Indian culture of rearing child by Indian mother which was indisgestible to the native norms, led to the unacceptable cruel action without facilitating the space to the foreign cultural of rearing to prove the point of efficacy in rearing a infant or a child. This was a subtle example where multicultural society as an imagination seems achieved and delightful but in reality slow and full of conflict due to unconscious comparison. The part of patriachy based system or feminist road block to multicultural society comes next because the native can differentiate but foreigner first get exposed to the forever existed system.