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Gender Equality and Women's Empowerment in Public Administration: Burundi

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May 6, 2016

Gender Equality and Women's Empowerment in Public Administration: Burundi

The political situation in Burundi is typical of a post-conflict country that is striving to reconcile the need to consolidate the newly restored peace and responding to the basic needs and demands of the population, while laying the required foundat

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The political situation in Burundi is typical of a post-conflict country that is striving to reconcile the need to consolidate the newly restored peace and responding to the basic needs and demands of the population, while laying the required foundat

Gender Equality and Women's Empowerment in Public Administration: Botswana

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May 6, 2016

Gender Equality and Women's Empowerment in Public Administration: Botswana

Botswana is considered a middle-income country. The country has also enjoyed a stable democracy since 1996.

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Botswana is considered a middle-income country. The country has also enjoyed a stable democracy since 1996.

Policy Brief "Confronting Violence Against Women: The Power of Women's Movements"

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May 5, 2016

Policy Brief "Confronting Violence Against Women: The Power of Women's Movements"

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Canadian MP Michelle Rempel paints picture of routine sexism in Parliament

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Canadian MP Michelle Rempel paints picture of routine sexism in Parliament

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Female MPs are applauding one of their colleagues for writing a scathing op-ed that sheds light on the routine discrimination endured by women in politics.

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Female MPs are applauding one of their colleagues for writing a scathing op-ed that sheds light on the routine discrimination endured by women in politics.

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Iran elections: record 6% women elected

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Iranian voters elected a record number of women to parliament since before the 1979 Islamic revolution. The 17 women elected make up 6% of the new cohort of 290 MPs. Only 16 cleric MPs have been voted in, meaning the new parliament will include more women than religious leaders.

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Iranian voters elected a record number of women to parliament since before the 1979 Islamic revolution. The 17 women elected make up 6% of the new cohort of 290 MPs. Only 16 cleric MPs have been voted in, meaning the new parliament will include more women than religious leaders.

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