Women politicians have made it to the top headlines this poll season.
The Republic of Guinea adopted on 2 May, a Law on Parity that says women must make fifty per cent of the candidate lists for elective positions.
By Ruth Igielnik and Kim Parker,
By Ruth Igielnik and Kim Parker,
Despite Canada’s self-proclaimed feminist prime minister and gender parity in the federal cabinet, Canada falls wel
RESTON, Iowa — Senator Kirsten Gillibrand of New York had a request: Before anyone mocked her claim that she was the Democratic presidential candidate best positioned to take on President Trump, at least listen to the evidence.
Nepal’s constitution mandates that women hold at least 33% of seats in the national parliament and provincial assemblies, and at least 40% in local governments.
Legal experts have voiced fears that gender quota proposals aimed at increasing female participation in Parliament are nothing but a “smokescreen” to introduce political party funding by the State “by stealth”.
By Farhad Manjoo,
There is no good reason to put yet another man in the White House.
By Farhad Manjoo,
There is no good reason to put yet another man in the White House.
Two weeks out from the general election, Australia says its most trusted politician is Jacinda Ardern.