...sessment of the existing opportunities and current challenges faced by Jordanian women candidates: both the enabling factors and obstacles in the election of more women to parliament a...
...ey of nearly 500 residents of Tunis provides some insights into how her constituents felt about Abderrahim’s candidacy ahead of the mayoral election. The majority of those polled...
...ubstantial number of female candidates – 113 at the start of the election period. However, as this brie...Nevertheless, the historic number of female candidates running in this election demonstrates that women are m...
...urvey. The data gathered reflect the situation in member states as of 1 January 2016, except for data on political representatives which refer to election-day results (up to 15 July 20...
...rience with different backgrounds and political ideologies, and provides a feminist review on the electoral breakthrough that happened during the election and its impact on women&rsquo...
...onal Olympic Committees and International Federations; 2)To understand the context and experience of those women who have submitted themselves to election for senior roles (President,...
...l political participation, after the Arab Spring 2011. It emphasizes the reforms effort needed to enhance this participation, such as: 1) mending election laws; 2) increasing high-leve...
This methodological tool enables analysis of the monitoring of the media coverage during the electoral campaigns. The manual, based on the experiences of six Latin Ameri...
...ves. The study thus examines the views about women' s rights in the private and public sphere in Algeria: the right to work, the right to run for election, the right to divorce, mainte...
The report presents an overview of the electoral climate in Egypt and recounts the experience of several women candidates in the different election phases, as well as the challenges po...
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