Justice and Constitutional Affairs minister, Ms Martha Karua, has defended her proposal to set aside 50 seats for women in Parliament. Karua said more women should be nominated as the current Parliament had only two per cent women representation. The minister said the proposal would push the representation of women to a mere 20 per cent and urged critics to stop reading mischief in the move.
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Justice and Constitutional Affairs minister, Ms Martha Karua, has defended her proposal to set aside 50 seats for women in Parliament. Karua said more women should be nominated as the current Parliament had only two per cent women representation. The minister said the proposal would push the representation of women to a mere 20 per cent and urged critics to stop reading mischief in the move.
To read the full article, please visit The Standard's Website.