Our Interviews
Amina Zouabi
iKNOW Politics: Has social media played an important role in your experience as a parliamentarian?
I think that online social networks are extremely important and necessary at present times because of the speed with which they can spread a message or a piece of information as well as their capacity…
Sahar Qawasmy
iKNOW Politics: How have you overcome any obstacles that were posed by religious or cultural claims?
First of all, I would like to assert that a woman’s engagement in politics and occupancy of decision making posts, particularly in societies that have only known patriarchy, where only men occupy…
Nadia Hashem
Nadia Hashem
iKNOW Politics: What are the key challenges to Jordanian women’s participation in politics?
There are many cau ses but the most important is the social culture that lacks democracy and in order to help women attain their roles in the political, economic and social spheres we have to change culture…
Jamila El Mossalli
iKNOW Politics: In your opinion, what is the current experience of Moroccan women in politics?
Thank you for this question. I believe that now is a time of extensive change for Moroccan women in the political arena, for all women in politics across the Middle East, in fact. This change is…
Marianela Paco Durán
iKNOW Politics: What are, in your opinion, are the three main strategies that have to be applied to the Law against Harassment and Violence against Women in Politics (adopted in May 2012) in order for it to be effectively implemented in Bolivia?
An action or strategy that we intend to put into…
Safiatou Traoré
iKNOW Politics: What was your motivation to enter politics?
I became interested in politics when I was very, very young. I always was active in student associations and I fought for the rights of those without a voice through an association that I helped to create, which was geared towards…