Monk expelled for ordaining four women

To clarify: If they have a particular theological reason why ordaining female monks is not an option, then we need to respect that. we cannot expect people to respect our church's position on the issue unless we reciprocate.
On the other hand, if the ordination of female monks is a possibility, then there is no reason not to allow them as full a status as their faith allows.
To use a Christian example, some Lutheran groups allow female ministers, but (especially in more conservative circles) often they are restricted in where and how they can lead the congregation. Eg they might be allowed to use a freestanding altar, but not a high altar. Similarly, if Anglicans allow priestesses, there is no logical reason I know of why bishopesses would not be allowable (Though I know zip about Anglican theology. Maybe there is a reason why women are valid matter for Anglican priesthood but not episcopacy).

All this is to say: If for unchangeable religious reasons, female clergy are not a possibility, everyone should respect that tenet of faith, likely having nothing at all to do about the equality of the sexes. However, If female clergy are allowed in a religion, then they are as much clergy as the men and shouldn't be discriminated against.