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Lebanon: Family History Counts for Women in Race to Parliament

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Lebanon: Family History Counts for Women in Race to Parliament

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In Lebanon’s June 7 parliamentary poll, women represent only two percent of the candidates, many of them with family names that have been appearing on ballots for generations.
To read the full article, please visit IPS News.

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In Lebanon’s June 7 parliamentary poll, women represent only two percent of the candidates, many of them with family names that have been appearing on ballots for generations.
To read the full article, please visit IPS News.

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