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Women's Leadership

November 6, 2018
Trailblazers of local democracy and gender equality in Rakhine

Daw Saw Yee and Daw Ohn Shwe have many things in common, but until recently their paths had not crossed.

November 6, 2018
13 Questions about women and the midterms

By Susan Chira

Conventional wisdom on women and politics goes like this:

November 5, 2018
In the words of Halima Askari: “Our victory is our unity”

Halima Askari became the first woman head of the Provincial Council in Afghanistan’s conservative Wardak province in 2017. She is part of a new generation of women leaders who, little by little, are pushing for the transformation of governance.

November 5, 2018
Joenia Wapichana: Brazil's first indigenous woman voted to Congress

Sao Paulo - Joenia Wapichana never thought she would get into politics.

The 43-year-old indigenous lawyer also never imagined she'd make history, not just once but on three occasions.

November 5, 2018
Female politicians from around world mark century of UK women’s suffrage

A young Bosnian MP who denounced her uncle’s war crimes, a member of the Syrian opposition and a Gambian women’s rights campaigner are among the female parliamentarians who will sit in the House of Commons chamber this week.

Take notes from women in politics

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November 2, 2018

Take notes from women in politics

By Payton Saso,

In today's society, college women tend to look to female celebrities and social media influencers for inspiration on how to be successful in life.

By Payton Saso,

In today's society, college women tend to look to female celebrities and social media influencers for inspiration on how to be successful in life.

November 1, 2018
Ethiopia gets its first female supreme court president

Ethiopia’s parliament on Thursday swore in the country’s first female supreme court president, building on efforts by reformist Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed to achieve gender parity in government.

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