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Of course the need for parity stems from legislation and concrete actions, however in electoral matters, the parity in African countries, contains meaning and values that are specific and contextual.

It is time therefore expand our old Western categories and discuss the concept since your movements and specific practices.

When you say that even rural women speak of parity, we must for example take into account these data and decrypt them differently.

Nothing that their daily concerns speak already long on the needs of reform and the new emancipation forms expected.

Factors that you already well understood since this rich political experience, which is yours.

I wish you a very good chance in this route the warfighter and campaign and especially bravo Senegalese women to invest public space and publicise their action.

It already echoed on several West African countries and even in Western countries who still lead a true fighting for equality, not really earned.

Perhaps that Africa will reverse things and will become operative effective model of parity and better understanding of the global "transitions".

Best messages.

Thu, 08/02/2012 - 18:37 Permalink
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