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Evaluating the gender sensitivity of parliaments: A self assessment toolkit by IPU

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November 29, 2016

Evaluating the gender sensitivity of parliaments: A self assessment toolkit by IPU

While parliaments vary in their lev

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While parliaments vary in their lev

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Workshop to promote gender and social inclusion policy and electoral law reform in the Kingdom of Lesotho

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Workshop to promote gender and social inclusion policy and electoral law reform in the Kingdom of Lesotho

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Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) is working to promote the organization of credible and participatory elections in the Kingdom of Lesotho.

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Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) is working to promote the organization of credible and participatory elections in the Kingdom of Lesotho.

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Policy Brief: Advancing Women’s Caucuses in Legislatures

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September 21, 2016

Policy Brief: Advancing Women’s Caucuses in Legislatures

Women’s caucuses are particularly useful for strengthening the voice of an under-heard constituency.

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Women’s caucuses are particularly useful for strengthening the voice of an under-heard constituency.

ABC for a Gender Sensitive Constitution: Hanbdook for engendering constitution-making

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September 14, 2016

ABC for a Gender Sensitive Constitution: Hanbdook for engendering constitution-making

During political transitions it is

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During political transitions it is

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Liberal Party signs gender diversity plan to increase female representation in Parliament in Australia

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Liberal Party signs gender diversity plan to increase female representation in Parliament in Australia

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The Liberal Party's federal executive has signed off on a 10-year plan to significantly increase its female representation in Parliament, in what one senator has described as a "watershed" moment for the party.

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The Liberal Party's federal executive has signed off on a 10-year plan to significantly increase its female representation in Parliament, in what one senator has described as a "watershed" moment for the party.

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