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May 16, 2013
Women In Politics: Study Says More Women Politicians May Actually Be Hurting Cause

In an essay published in May, New York senator Kirsten Gillbrand emphasized the importance of increasing the number of women in politics.

May 16, 2013
CSOs demand passage of Affirmative Action Bill into Law, Ghana

Civil society Organizations call on government to pass Affirmative Action bill into Law to encourgae more women participation in the decision making process.

 

May 15, 2013
What’s the climate for a pregnant woman in politics?

Steve Kornacki’s panelists look at how female politicians who

May 15, 2013
Dancing Backwards: Getting Canada's political Women into history

There is a PROBLEM

May 15, 2013
Joyce Banda at WEF: Sisters, stick together, Malawi

At a small discussion at Thursday’s World Economic Forum on Africa, the issue of gender equality in African politics took centre stage.

May 14, 2013
Italy's inconvenient women: in praise of Laura Boldrini and Cecile Kyenge

The treatment of politicians Laura Boldrini and Cecile Kyenge highlights the persistent problem of the abuse of women in Italy's public sphere. This cannot be dismissed as just a debate about censorship. Italy’s gender question is a wound left unhealed.

May 14, 2013
Women voter actively participated in 2013 elections: GEM Report, Pakistan

Gender Election Monitoring Mission issues preliminary report here on Monday reported huge women voter turnout in General Election 2013 who remained standing in queues since morning till the closing time.

May 14, 2013
Getting right woman minister, Malaysia

PRIME Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak faces an uphill battle to select the most suitable women ministers to be part of his cabinet. Although the recent general election saw an increase in the number of female candidates standing, only a small number were voted in.

May 14, 2013
Senator Kirsten Gillibrand: How Women Can Make Their Voices Heard in Politics, USA

"How would you in your current position help foster more female participation and occupation in public service?"

Senator Gillibrand: