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Somalia's 2016 clan-based electoral model reserved 30% of parliamentary seats for women, lifting representation from 14% (2012) to 24% (2016). The target …
Armenia's 2016 Electoral Code caps either sex at 70% of a party's list and requires gender alternation every 3 names. The floor …
Mongolia's 2023 electoral reform raised its gender candidate quota from 20% to 30% and introduced an alternating list, expanding parliament to 126 …
Funded by the UN Peacebuilding Fund and implemented by UN Women, ParticiPaz trained 60+ women candidates in Honduras ahead of the November …
Tunisia's post-2011 electoral parity laws required alternating male-female candidate lists and, from 2017, equal female list-leadership; the 2018 municipal elections delivered 47% …
The aim of this paper is to establish to which extend young women participate in process of political decision making on county …
This analysis by CESI explores women's representation in Croatian electoral processes since the 2007 parliamentary elections, emphasizing the promotion of women's political …
The aim of this study was to investigate to what extent, and if at all, the transition path to modern democracy was …
This study focuses on gender analyzes of electoral processes and in 2021 elections in Croatia. It treats candidacies and electoral results from …
Since Kiribati's first Mock Parliament for Women in 2011, the Maneaba and UNDP have run recurring Women's Practice Parliaments to build candidates' …
On 28 July 2022 São Tomé and Príncipe's National Assembly unanimously passed a law reserving 40% of parliamentary, cabinet and public-administration posts …
Togo's 2013 Electoral Code (Article 220) requires party candidate lists to alternate equally between women and men, one of only four African …
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