Event on Ending Violence Against Women in Politics
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Women in Politics Map 2017
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March 15, 2017
Women in Politics Map 2017
A unique visual tool to capture women’s participation in executive government and in parliament on a given date – 1st January 2017.
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A unique visual tool to capture women’s participation in executive government and in parliament on a given date – 1st January 2017.
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Press Release: New IPU and UN Women Map shows women’s representation in politics stagnates
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The number of women in executive government and in parliament worldwide has stagnated, with only marginal improvements since 2015, according to the data contained in the Women in Politics 2017 Map launched today by the Inter
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The number of women in executive government and in parliament worldwide has stagnated, with only marginal improvements since 2015, according to the data contained in the Women in Politics 2017 Map launched today by the Inter
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iKNOW Politics’ 10th Anniversary Commemoration: Closing the Gaps on Women’s Political Participation and Representation
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iKNOW Politics’ 10th Anniversary Commemoration: Closing the Gaps on Women’s Political Participation and Representation
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Cameroonian Women Push for Greater Political Participation
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YAOUNDE — In Cameroon, civil society groups marked this year's International Women's Day by urging women to register to vote and take on larger roles in decision making in their communities.
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YAOUNDE — In Cameroon, civil society groups marked this year's International Women's Day by urging women to register to vote and take on larger roles in decision making in their communities.
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Women’s political participation in Latin America: some progress and many challenges
By Pilar Tello Rozas and Carolina Floru
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Developing women leaders in Tunisia
By Shana Kaiser and Hamza Amor
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Mauritian women MPs work to raise awareness on gender violence
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A group of women 12 MPs from the Réseau des femmes parlementaires mauritaniennes (Network of Mauritian Women Parliamentarians/REFPAM) organized a “caravan”, or outreach visits, to provinces in the country to reach out to local and religious leaders, and the general public.
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A group of women 12 MPs from the Réseau des femmes parlementaires mauritaniennes (Network of Mauritian Women Parliamentarians/REFPAM) organized a “caravan”, or outreach visits, to provinces in the country to reach out to local and religious leaders, and the general public.
