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On September 19, the week of candidate school began with the official launch of iKNOW Politics; an online platform to support women’s political participation around the world. Over 250 women attended the launch, the largest event held by iKNOW Politics in Africa.

Marie-Ange Lukiana, the Congolese Minister for Women and Families, opened the event with a rousing speech that called on women to take their place in Congolese political life.  « In this campaign we do not want to see any woman attacking another » declared the Minister to loud applause.  

The audience was very enthusiastic, at one point chanting « Solidarité avec les femmes du monde entier» (women solidarity, around the world) and encouraging one another across party lines.

                

On September 19, the week of candidate school began with the officiallaunch of iKNOW Politics; an online platform to support women’s political participation around the world. Over 250 women attended the launch, the largest event held by iKNOW Politics in Africa.

Marie-Ange Lukiana, the Congolese Minister for Women and Families, opened the event with a rousing speech that called on women to take their place in Congolese political life.   « In this campaign we do not want to see any woman attacking another » declared the Minister to loud applause.  

The audience was very enthusiastic, at one point chanting « Solidarité avec les femmes du monde entier» (women solidarity, around the world) and encouraging one another across party lines.

On September 19, the week of candidate school began with the official launch of iKNOW Politics; an online platform to support women’s political participation around the world. Over 250 women attended the launch, the largest event held by iKNOW Politics in Africa.

Marie-Ange Lukiana, the Congolese Minister for Women and Families, opened the event with a rousing speech that called on women to take their place in Congolese political life.  « In this campaign we do not want to see any woman attacking another » declared the Minister to loud applause.  

The audience was very enthusiastic, at one point chanting « Solidarité avec les femmes du monde entier» (women solidarity, around the world) and encouraging one another across party lines.

                

On September 19, the week of candidate school began with the officiallaunch of iKNOW Politics; an online platform to support women’s political participation around the world. Over 250 women attended the launch, the largest event held by iKNOW Politics in Africa.

Marie-Ange Lukiana, the Congolese Minister for Women and Families, opened the event with a rousing speech that called on women to take their place in Congolese political life.   « In this campaign we do not want to see any woman attacking another » declared the Minister to loud applause.  

The audience was very enthusiastic, at one point chanting « Solidarité avec les femmes du monde entier» (women solidarity, around the world) and encouraging one another across party lines.