Report / White Paper

The government's disposition toward citizens' rights and freedoms is a measure of its openness and an indicator of the type of relationship it holds with them. The constitution stands as the most powerful reflection of that relationship.

The annual report provides an update and analysis of progress made and setbacks encountered by women in parliament further to elections and renewals held over a year.

In January 2018, the Government Equalities Office (GEO) commissioned this rapid evidence review, the two broad aims of which were to identify: a) barriers to women’s participation in local and

The importance of having women serving in Congress is still not fully appreciated or understood.

This paper is part of a Gender Briefing Series to support women’s meaningful pa

This paper is part of a Gender Briefing Series to support women’s meaningful participation and the integration of gender perspectives in

This paper is part of a Gender Briefing Series to support women’s meaningful pa

This Represent Women's report explores how rules and systems, particularly gender quotas and proportional representation systems, have helped nations around the world sustain progress toward gender parity in elected office.

History will be made in America on 3 January when a record number of women are sworn in as part of the 116th Congress.