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France elects record number of women to parliament

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France voted a record number of women into parliament, election results showed on Monday, after President Emmanuel Macron's victorious Republic on the Move (LREM) party fielded a gender-balanced candidate list.

France voted a record number of women into parliament, election results showed on Monday, after President Emmanuel Macron's victorious Republic on the Move (LREM) party fielded a gender-balanced candidate list.

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Meet the women shifting the political landscape in Japan

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Meet the women shifting the political landscape in Japan

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As a society bound by tradition, change comes slowly to Japan. That includes opportunities for women in politics and government.

As a society bound by tradition, change comes slowly to Japan. That includes opportunities for women in politics and government.

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"We are not too young to run": Youth in Nigeria march to support bill

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"We are not too young to run": Youth in Nigeria march to support bill

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Despite comprising almost half of the Nigerian population, youth have been historically marginalized from entering politics at a state and federal level.

Despite comprising almost half of the Nigerian population, youth have been historically marginalized from entering politics at a state and federal level.

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Building skills for youth political participation in Guinea, by NDI

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Building skills for youth political participation in Guinea, by NDI

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Approximately 60 percent of Guinea’s population is under the age of 24, but young people in the West African nation continue to be underrepresented in politics. Their interests and priorities are largely ignored in policies and electoral strategies.

Approximately 60 percent of Guinea’s population is under the age of 24, but young people in the West African nation continue to be underrepresented in politics. Their interests and priorities are largely ignored in policies and electoral strategies.

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Ready to Run seminar educates women interested in politics

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Ready to Run seminar educates women interested in politics

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Politically minded women and those looking to get more involved in politics met Saturday morning to talk campaigns, running for office and how to support those who share similar views.

Politically minded women and those looking to get more involved in politics met Saturday morning to talk campaigns, running for office and how to support those who share similar views.

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Women fight the odds and overcome political barriers in Lebanon

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Women fight the odds and overcome political barriers in Lebanon

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Lebanon is the oldest democracy in the Middle East, granting women the right to vote and run for office in 1953. So why, more than six decades later, does Lebanon have so few women in its parliament?

Lebanon is the oldest democracy in the Middle East, granting women the right to vote and run for office in 1953. So why, more than six decades later, does Lebanon have so few women in its parliament?

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International IDEA introduces the Youth Democracy Academy

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June 14, 2017

International IDEA introduces the Youth Democracy Academy

International IDEA’s Youth Democracy Academy is designed to ensure that young women and men, too often marginalized from politica

International IDEA’s Youth Democracy Academy is designed to ensure that young women and men, too often marginalized from politica

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More than two million Liberians register to vote, almost half are women

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More than two million Liberians register to vote, almost half are women

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Approximately 2.1 million Liberians have registered to vote in the upcoming October 2017 presidential and legislative elections, according to provisional results. Almost half of those registered are women.

Approximately 2.1 million Liberians have registered to vote in the upcoming October 2017 presidential and legislative elections, according to provisional results. Almost half of those registered are women.