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Laos set a 30% target for women in its National Assembly, pursued via the Lao Women's Union and a National Commission. Representation …
Women held roughly 15–17% of seats in Myanmar's November 2020 parliament. After the February 2021 coup, the military's 16-member ruling council has …
Guinea-Bissau's 2018 Parity Law mandates a 36% minimum for women on candidate lists and in appointed bodies, but the 2023 elections returned …
Panama's Electoral Code requires 50% women on party candidate lists, but Article 373's 'escape clause' lets parties fill gaps with men when …
Zimbabwe's 2013 Constitution reserved 60 PR seats for women, raising female representation to 31.5% in 2018; however women won only 10% of …
The 50/50 Campaign #Women for Europe – #Europe for Women, is a campaign targeted to civil society, launched on 7 June 2018 …
This 2018 paper aims at summarizing the knowledge surrounding gender quotas – which are a quick gate-way to women’s political participation – …
This article, focused on representation of women in political and economic power, discusses the importance of women's participation in decision-making processes at …
In Germany, the representation of women at all federal levels in parliament has been stagnating for decades. This is mainly due to …
This working paper presents data and analysis on women’s representation in local government by UN Women as the sole custodian agency for …
Just four women were elected during the 2022 general election but a deeper analysis also shows that women contesting on the Labour …
No woman won a seat in Oman's October 2023 Shura Council election, despite 32 female candidates among 843 contenders. In June 2026 …
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