Ireland: Women running for election more likely to be subjected to abuse - study
Source: RTE
Women running for election are more likely to be the victims of personalised, misogynistic abuse - online and at the doorstep - than their male counterparts.
That is according to new research published today which also shows that female representation at council level across the country - while still very low - has almost doubled in 30 years to 24%.
The study, commissioned by Cork City Council's Women's Caucus, was undertaken by UCC's Centre for Local and Regional Governance.
Click here to read the full article published by RTE on 22 November 2022.
Women running for election are more likely to be the victims of personalised, misogynistic abuse - online and at the doorstep - than their male counterparts.
That is according to new research published today which also shows that female representation at council level across the country - while still very low - has almost doubled in 30 years to 24%.
The study, commissioned by Cork City Council's Women's Caucus, was undertaken by UCC's Centre for Local and Regional Governance.
Click here to read the full article published by RTE on 22 November 2022.
