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July 28, 2013
Safa first woman to win two consecutive times, Kuwait

Manama: Safa Al Hashem has made history in Kuwait by becoming the first woman lawmaker to win seats in two consecutive parliamentary elections.

July 26, 2013
Stepping Stone: Jordan's quota for women's parliament seats is raising the profile of female politicians

Jordanian female parliamentarians have come a long way in the ten years since the quota system was first introduced for the 2003 elections.

July 26, 2013
Norway's female MPs tell women to 'give a damn'

'Maybe women deserve men setting the agenda," a conservative female politician said Friday as emotions ran high over a study that showed men know more about politics than women, and that the gender gap was wider in Norway than in comparable countries such as Australia.

July 26, 2013
Two women parties to run for seats in Chechen parliament

Thursday 26 July was the last day for the election commission of the Chechen republic to receive documents from the parties participating in the u

July 26, 2013
Women candidates in Cambodian elections

To promote women representation in politics, the Cambodian Center for Human Rights (CCHR) has released a map with data analysis of women candidates participating in the National Assembly elections.

July 26, 2013
Ensuring women's participation in the upcoming elections in Zimbabwe

A group of non-governmental organizations has come up with a programme to ensure that women safely participate in the forthcoming elections.

July 25, 2013
Malian women press for peaceful, fair elections
July 25, 2013
Rwanda: Women Poised to Retain Majority in Parliament

With constitutional quotas for interest group seats in their favour and all political parties legally bound to respect women's quota of at least 30 per cent of their parliamentary nominees, women may retain or even widen their majority in the Chamber of Deputies after the upcoming September e

July 24, 2013
Zimbabwe’s Women Say They Still Lag Behind in Political Arena

HARARE — Zimbabweans go to the polls July 31 under a new constitution that some hoped would bring more women into politics. But, some women say the road to gender equity in Zimbabwean politics is a long one.