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This document is Chapter 10 from the the U.N report Gender Equality: Striving for Justice in an UnEqual World, which was published in 2005
Cairo, Beijing, and Beyond: A Handbook on Advocacy for Women's Leaders
A handbook by The Center for Development and Population Activities (CEDPA)
From the Introduction:
Through this handbook, The Centre for Development and Population Activities (CEDPA) seeks to help women continue their advocacy activities after the Cairo, Copenhagen, and Beijing conferences and to encourage even more women to join the ranks of active change agents. The strategies presented here are generally applicable to all advocacy activities for policy change. The focus throughout is on expanding women’s leadership of development.
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Article: ‘Elections not well understood’: Expert
The Jeddah Chamber of Commerce recently held elections for its board. This article discusses some of the challenges that candidates and voters faced during the election process, and ideas for addressing those challenges. | Read More »
National Platform for Women
Iraqi women are slowly increasing their involvement in government, political parties, and civil society, but they are still largely absent from the decision-making processes within these bodies. | Read More »
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Articles on Elections in Tunisia and Women's Participation in Morocco
The current issue of the Arab Reform Bulletin is out in English and | Read More »
Young Women in Politics
An overview of the online discussion on women in local governments that took place August 10 - 24, 2009 on iKNOWPolitics.org is now available. | Read More »
iKNOW Politics Arabic Website Launch
The International Knowledge Network of Women in Politics (iKNOW Politics) Partners invite you to a two-day conference in Jordan from October 27 to 28, 2009 that will launch the Arabic-language version | Read More »
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