Elections
The right to vote and the right to stand for election are two fundamental elements of democracy. Notably, many countries did not afford women the right to vote until the 20th Century. Even today, universal suffrage is not a given right in all countries, and women often face obstacles that undermine their participation in political and electoral processes. There are various ways to support women in overcoming these obstacles. Such methods include revising the electoral system used, applying affirmative action mechanisms such as quotas, improving voter education for women and training political candidates. These are a few of the modes available to strengthen women’s political participation .Photo©Jens Franssen
A majority of women believe male candidates have an advantage when it comes to running for public office, according to a new Hill-HarrisX poll.
Michelle Williams used her Golden Globes acceptance speech to encourage women to hit the polls this November. (…)
Fighting for Space
Fighting for Space
By Akshaya Annapragada,
By Akshaya Annapragada,
A historic gender gap is possible in 2020
A historic gender gap is possible in 2020
By Harry Enten,
By Harry Enten,
A record number of women presented themselves for office ahead of the UK’s 2019 election.
Breaking cycles of violence: Gaps in prevention of and response to electoral-related sexual violence in Kenya
Breaking cycles of violence: Gaps in prevention of and response to electoral-related sexual violence in Kenya
More women MPs have been elected to the
‘If you’re a female MP, people intimidate you in the hope you will shut up and go away’
‘If you’re a female MP, people intimidate you in the hope you will shut up and go away’
With the general election - arguably our most toxic one ever - only hours away, Marisa Bate investigates the grim reality of female MPs facing daily death and rape threats, installing panic buttons at home and asks three candidates running for re-ele
With the general election - arguably our most toxic one ever - only hours away, Marisa Bate investigates the grim reality of female MPs facing daily death and rape threats, installing panic buttons at home and asks three candidates running for re-ele
Pagination
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