Ghana is in a campaign season as the general elections come up later in the year. Women are called to fill out this questionnaire to ensure gender inclusivity in the manifestoes of the political parties. Find the forms here: https://lnkd.in/eQcAQUHw #GenderElectionWatch2024 #InclusiveVoiceElection2024 #europeanunion
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#DRC The Elections - bis It pains me to see that women still have to suffer gender discrimination and violence whilst casting their vote; a fondamental right so many forefathers fought for centuries ago. This is unacceptable regardless of political affiliation or belief. My message to all authorities is the following: #rdc #respect #nonauxviolenceselectorales Chantal Yelu Mulop
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🔔 Today Director Carlien Scheele presents the agency’s toolkit for gender sensitive parliaments to the Committee on Equality and Non-Discrimination at the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe in Paris. ⚖️ Gender-sensitive parliaments promote the full participation of #women from #representation to decision making – without any structural barriers getting in the way. 🗳 In a year that is set to shape the future of Europe with the European Parliamentary elections, this matters now more than ever. Find out more in the link below 👇 #GenderEquality #EUelections2024
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Women made up just 153 (15 percent) of the 1,030 aspirants who registered as candidates according to the provisional list released by the National Elections Commission last week. There is a very real chance that Liberia’s legislature, at 11 percent, already had the third lowest proportion of women in Africa, could drop even further. Kindly read my latest article on the 30 percent gender quota and know what parties said were reasons for not meeting their commitment to having the 30% gender representation on their party's listing. https://lnkd.in/dJXDAcqS
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#Elections #women #Parliament Women's representation in the parliament of the Democratic Republic of #Congo (#RDC) has nearly doubled since 2006, reaching 13% in 2024. While this is progress, it remains modest compared to the global average of 26%. However, the active participation of women in the 2023 legislative elections suggests a more equitable and inclusive future. The #CENI selected 17% of female candidates, compared to 83% of male candidates. Globally, women's political participation is a crucial indicator of progress. In 2022, #LatinAmerica and the #Caribbean will have a noteworthy 36% female representation, with #Europa and #CentralAsia following closely behind.
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Women made up just 153 (15 percent) of the 1,030 aspirants who registered as candidates according to the provisional list released by the National Elections Commission last week. There is a very real chance that Liberia’s legislature, at 11 percent, already had the third lowest proportion of women in Africa, could drop even further. Kindly read my latest article on the 30 percent gender quota and know what parties said were reasons for not meeting their commitment to having the 30% gender representation on their party's listing. https://lnkd.in/dPD4fkHb
