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When gender quotas do not deliver: Lessons learned from Bosnia and Herzegovina and Montenegro
When gender quotas do not deliver: Lessons learned from Bosnia and Herzegovina and Montenegro
Gender quotas have been accepted as a global tool to address men’s overrepresentation in politics.
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149th IPU Assembly and related meetings
149th IPU Assembly and related meetings
The 149th Assembly of the IPU will take place in Geneva, Switzerland, on 13-17 October 2024.
Are women in Quebec politics no more than 'potted plants'?
Are women in Quebec politics no more than 'potted plants'?
Women are leaving Quebec politics not because of sexism or double standards or a lack of work-family balance, but because they feel underused in the process of government, according to a survey of 21 women who served in public life.
Women are leaving Quebec politics not because of sexism or double standards or a lack of work-family balance, but because they feel underused in the process of government, according to a survey of 21 women who served in public life.
The We Women Want Festival And Awards by NewsX, was a power-packed session, featuring accomplished women from various fields, sharing their experiences and perspectives on empowerment.
The event featured insightful discussions on gender equality and the importance of diverse representation in parliaments.
Hosted by the European Commission in Brussels, the Global Gateway High-Level Youth Event took place on October 9-10, 2024, showcasing the transformative impact of the EU youth agenda.
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Generation Equality – Parliamentarians Dialogue Series Working together to advance women’s political participation and feminist decision-making
Generation Equality – Parliamentarians Dialogue Series Working together to advance women’s political participation and feminist decision-making
First meeting, on the occasion of the 149th IPU Assembly
Geneva & online, Tuesday 15 October 2024
Women quit politics over feeling like office plants': study
Women quit politics over feeling like office plants': study
Women are voluntarily leaving politics not because of sexism, double standards or work-life balance, but because they feel under-utilised, according to a new study.
Women are voluntarily leaving politics not because of sexism, double standards or work-life balance, but because they feel under-utilised, according to a new study.
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Call for Proposals for Civil Society Organizations to expand women's leadership and political participation: WYDE| Women's Leadership
Call for Proposals for Civil Society Organizations to expand women's leadership and political participation: WYDE| Women's Leadership
Submission deadline: 11 November 2024