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The Malaysian government's introduction of various policies and programmes for women reflects on the recognition of their contributions to the nation's development.
Latest controversial legislation from conservative Fidesz party since winning election on populist rightwing agenda.
The International Federation of Women Lawyers (FIDA) together with The Hunger Project (THP)-Ghana, had organized a three-day workshop to help to deepen the understanding of selected women assembly members of the local government system.
Wife of the Abia State governor, Mrs. Odochi Mercy Orji, has described the victory of Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) candidates in the last National Assembly poll as a signal that women are now ready to take their rightful positions in the scheme of things.
From the earliest rumblings of discontent in Tunisia at the turn of the year, it was clear that old images of Arab women as deferential, subservient and generally indoors would have to be revised.
Countless women actively participated in the 25 January revolution, which seemed to signal a major shift in women’s role in Egyptian society. But activists say there is still a long way to go toward eradicating gender inequality, starting with Egypt's Constitution.
A visiting female Kuwaiti parliamentarian, Rola Dashti, called yesterday for boosting role of women in politics.
The posts for four women parliamentarians who were supposed to be elected into Parliament according to the Constitution have been frozen. This was revealed by Clerk to Parliament, Sanele Nxumalo, during the first sitting of the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) yesterday.
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