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May 1, 2018
Southeast communities strategize on women’s participation in elections

Participants at UN-backed events in the southeastern provinces of Paktya and Paktika called on community members to work together to support women’s participation in the upcoming elections.

May 1, 2018
Karnataka polls: Low proportion of women candidates across political divide shows they still face disadvantages aplenty

Congress member Motamma is a veteran in Karnataka politics. A former leader of Opposition in Karnataka Legislative Council from 2010 to 2012, she is the first woman to be appointed to that position.

April 30, 2018
Britain needs gender equality quotas now, Fawcett Society says

Quotas to get more women into key positions in politics, business and the arts must be introduced to address a massive imbalance of power in Britain, according to equality campaigners.

Summary of the e-Discussion on Women’s Participation in Local Government

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April 30, 2018

Summary of the e-Discussion on Women’s Participation in Local Government

April 24, 2018
Will Tunisia's municipal elections change anything?

Tunisians will head to the polls on May 6 to vote in the country's first free municipal elections since the removal of President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali and

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Side Event at CSW 62 on gender and youth quotas: Complementary or in competition?

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Side Event at CSW 62 on gender and youth quotas: Complementary or in competition?

Both women’s and youth representation are key to the implementation of Sustainable Development Goal 16 and the promotion of democracy through inclusive institutio

February 28, 2018
Five women lead Iraqi election lists in Kurdistan

SULAIMANI, Kurdistan Region — Women in Kurdistan are heading several parties’ voting lists, and some don’t want Iraq’s 25-percent quota system to be seen as the reason for their candidacies in this year’s elections. 

January 2, 2018
Push for more women MPs stymied in Malawi

BLANTYRE, MALAWI — In Malawi, the push for more women members of parliament was dealt a blow when the government said it would not consider a proposal to create 28 automatic seats for women.