Women's political participation in Pakistan
By Noran Elashi
Gender Equality
Ray of hope for women in Indian politics
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October 19, 2014
Ray of hope for women in Indian politics
By Aarushi Koundal, India being the largest democracy of the world went through one of its most talked about elections few months back. The country saw the downfall of the incumbents from the political arena.
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By Aarushi Koundal, India being the largest democracy of the world went through one of its most talked about elections few months back. The country saw the downfall of the incumbents from the political arena.
Women's political participation in Tunisia after the Revolution
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October 17, 2014
Women's political participation in Tunisia after the Revolution
Women from all walks of life, age groups and regions of Tunisia took to the streets in
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Women from all walks of life, age groups and regions of Tunisia took to the streets in
Women and politics: the case of post-revolutionary Tunisia
by Sarah Bernolet
Women and politics: the case of post-revolutionary Tunisia
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October 15, 2014
Women and politics: the case of post-revolutionary Tunisia
by Sarah Bernolet A Presidential election will be held in Tunisia on the 23rd of November 2014, a month after the parliamentary election. If necessary, there will be a second round of voting on the 28th of December.
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by Sarah Bernolet A Presidential election will be held in Tunisia on the 23rd of November 2014, a month after the parliamentary election. If necessary, there will be a second round of voting on the 28th of December.
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Saniya Naz Baloch
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October 15, 2014
Saniya Naz Baloch
Member of the Sindh Provincial Assembly
Member of the Sindh Provincial Assembly
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Member of the Sindh Provincial Assembly
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Kirthi Jayakumar
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October 15, 2014
Kirthi Jayakumar
Lawyer, specialized in Public International Law and Human Rights and founder of the Red Elephant Foundation for women's rights
Lawyer, specialized in Public International Law and Human Rights and founder of the Red Elephant Foundation for women's rights
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Lawyer, specialized in Public International Law and Human Rights and founder of the Red Elephant Foundation for women's rights
Summary of the E-discussion “Can young people break the socio-cultural and institutional barriers for women in politics?”
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October 9, 2014
Summary of the E-discussion “Can young people break the socio-cultural and institutional barriers for women in politics?”
In preparation for the First IPU Global conference of Young Parliamentarians, iKNOW Politics hosted an online discussion on the political participation of youth and their capacity to empower women. The discussion received feedback from several different countries including Belgium, Britain, Bulgaria, Ethiopia, Fiji, France, England, USA, China, Lebanon, Malaysia, Netherlands, Suriname and Uganda. The discussion is still open and we would love to have young parliamentarians join in and share their ideas!
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In preparation for the First IPU Global conference of Young Parliamentarians, iKNOW Politics hosted an online discussion on the political participation of youth and their capacity to empower women. The discussion received feedback from several different countries including Belgium, Britain, Bulgaria, Ethiopia, Fiji, France, England, USA, China, Lebanon, Malaysia, Netherlands, Suriname and Uganda. The discussion is still open and we would love to have young parliamentarians join in and share their ideas!