Women in politics: the challenge of gender representation in Haryana
Women in politics: the challenge of gender representation in Haryana
Patriarchal Norms in Haryana
Patriarchal Norms in Haryana
Women make up only 23.5% of Members of Parliament according to the latest available data of the Inter-Parliamentary Union. While significant strides in women’s political participation have been made since the adoption of the Beijing Platform for Action in 1995, which set Member States’ target of achieving gender balance in political decision-making, women are still underrepresented in political decision-making at all levels and gender balance remains an aspirational goal. Gains in women’s participation have been notable in countries that have taken proactive steps to support women’s political participation, including reforming or amending discriminatory laws, taking concrete action to address violence against women in politics and gender discrimination within parliaments, addressing gender-specific barriers, and supporting women in all forms of decision-making including at local level and in executive government.
Patriarchal Norms in Haryana
Patriarchal Norms in Haryana
How is the world doing on gender equality? According to the World Economic Forum (WEF), the picture is mixed. The needle is moving in the right direction, according to its latest Global Gender Gap report, but incrementally.
How is the world doing on gender equality? According to the World Economic Forum (WEF), the picture is mixed. The needle is moving in the right direction, according to its latest Global Gender Gap report, but incrementally.
Though there had been earlier stirrings for Mexican women’s right to vote, the immediate spark for suffrage in Mexico was struck by the Revolution of 1910.
Though there had been earlier stirrings for Mexican women’s right to vote, the immediate spark for suffrage in Mexico was struck by the Revolution of 1910.
In a trend that threatens the very essence of democracy, women who are brimming with potential and fresh perspectives are more hesitant than ever to stand for elected office in Scotland. Their number-one reason?
In a trend that threatens the very essence of democracy, women who are brimming with potential and fresh perspectives are more hesitant than ever to stand for elected office in Scotland. Their number-one reason?
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Last week, India’s legislature passed a landmark bill requiring the lower house of
As women’s representation in U.S.
As women’s representation in U.S.
India began its journey as a democratic republic on a hopeful footing — political e
India began its journey as a democratic republic on a hopeful footing — political e
The Women’s Reservation Bill that ensures a 33 per cent reservation of seats in the
The Women’s Reservation Bill that ensures a 33 per cent reservation of seats in the
Indian women today are voting in numbers equal to or higher than men in most electi
Indian women today are voting in numbers equal to or higher than men in most electi