Women in politics and public life
Women in politics and public life
In both politics and public life in the UK, women have historically been underrepresented.
In both politics and public life in the UK, women have historically been underrepresented.
Local governments are in a unique position to contribute to the global struggle for gender equality by improving the status of women around the world. Local Governments are the level of governance closest to the citizens and as service providers and employers have an important role in creating the conditions that encourage women’s political participation. In this special feature, we are collecting knowledge resources, case studies, stories and interviews from women active in local politics.
In both politics and public life in the UK, women have historically been underrepresented.
In both politics and public life in the UK, women have historically been underrepresented.
A handful of small cities in Japan have managed to do what the rest of the country hasn’t: Elect women.
A handful of small cities in Japan have managed to do what the rest of the country hasn’t: Elect women.
Only 18 of 382 councils have minimum gender representation parity, say equality charities
Satoko Kishimoto finds running one of Tokyo's main districts to be a lonely job.
Satoko Kishimoto finds running one of Tokyo's main districts to be a lonely job.
Female candidates in the local elections across the country this weekend face one of the world’s toughest glass ceilings
Female candidates in the local elections across the country this weekend face one of the world’s toughest glass ceilings
Despite the legal reforms that have been taken by various Arab countries following their ratification of various international agreements guaranteeing women's civil and political rights, women have not been able to achieve equal representation&nbs
This event will focus on the CSW review theme on Challenges and opportunities in achieving gender equality and the empowerment of rural women and girl
When I left high school, I thought I would no longer have to worry about whether my skirt was “too short,” or – God forbid – if my shoulders were visible.
When I left high school, I thought I would no longer have to worry about whether my skirt was “too short,” or – God forbid – if my shoulders were visible.
The call for an increase in the representation of women in governance and other leadership positions has remained a mirage in Nigeria, with several factors militating against it, especially since the advent of the Fourth Republic.