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Women and Democracy articles on Democracy Chronicles

As over half the population of the planet is female, success for world democracy must include a building a stronger link between women and democracy. Women in the 21st century are set to have a larger political role to play if we continue to dismantle the barriers in the way of their political equality. Also see other suggested articles on subjects like Women Voting Rights, Feminism, Minority Voting Rights or LGBT voting.

More Black Women Run For Office, But A Ceiling Remains

by DC Editors - March 14, 2023

More Black Women Run For Office, But A Ceiling Remains

Significant hurdles await Rep. Barbara Lee as she hits the campaign trial for a senate seat in California, a race expected to be competitive.

Filed Under: Democracy in America Tagged With: American State Elections, Women and Democracy

Number Of Nigerian Women Lawmakers Shrinks By Nearly Half

by DC Editors - March 14, 2023

Number Of Nigerian Women Lawmakers Shrinks By Nearly Half

The number of female lawmakers in Nigeria’s parliament will fall by nearly half when legislators are sworn-in in early June.

Filed Under: International Democracy Tagged With: Africa, Nigeria, Women and Democracy

What Will It Take To Make Democracy More Representative?

by Jenna Spinelle - February 8, 2023

What Will It Take To Make Democracy More Representative?

Multiple dimensions of identity simultaneously shape pathways to candidacy and representation for all groups seeking a seat.

Filed Under: DC Authors Tagged With: Direct Democracy and Referendums, Minority Voting Rights, Women and Democracy

US States See Record Diversity In Government Leadership

by DC Editors - February 4, 2023

US States See Record Diversity In Government Leadership

When the gavel came down to start this year’s session of the Michigan legislature, it was evident that those in power positions had changed.

Filed Under: Democracy in America Tagged With: Minority Voting Rights, Voter Access, Women and Democracy

The Women Of Iran Are Not Backing Down

by DC Editors - January 30, 2023

‘Baraye,’ Anthem Of Iran’s Protest Movement, Wins A Grammy

In a country where the Persian language prioritizes the female in its sentences women are finally demanding their rights be prioritized.

Filed Under: International Democracy Tagged With: Asia, Democracy Protests, Iran, Political Dissidents, Women and Democracy

Sierra Leone Law To Keep 30% Posts For Women In Power

by DC Editors - January 26, 2023

Sierra Leone Law To Keep 30% Posts For Women In Power

Sierra Leone has set laws to increase number of women in decision-making in private and public sectors, five months before presidential polls.

Filed Under: International Democracy Tagged With: Africa, Women and Democracy

Girl Scouts Earn Democracy Badge At Workshop In Salina

by DC Editors - January 26, 2023

Girl Scouts Earn Democracy Badge At Workshop In Salina

The workshop assisted Girl Scouts in grades K–10 in earning their Democracy Badge through learning activities on democracy.

Filed Under: Democracy Culture Tagged With: Women and Democracy, Women Voting Rights, Youth Voting Rights

Raponda Named Gabon’s First-Ever Female VP

by DC Editors - January 20, 2023

Rose Christian Ossouka Raponda named first-ever female VP

Gabon’s president Ali Bongo Odimba named Monday (Jan. 09) the country’s first female vice-president. Rose Christian Ossouka Raponda.

Filed Under: International Democracy Tagged With: Africa, Gabon, Women and Democracy

Indonesia’s New Criminal Code Assaults Rights

by DC Editors - January 20, 2023

Indonesia’s New Criminal Code Assaults Rights

Indonesia’s new criminal code puts at risk the basic rights of millions. LGBT people, and religious minorities will be particularly affected.

Filed Under: International Democracy Tagged With: Asia, Indonesia, LGBT People and Democracy, Women and Democracy

Women Will Make Up Majority In Colorado Legislature

by DC Editors - November 18, 2022

Women Will Make Up Majority In Colorado Legislature

Colorado is set to become second state to elect majority female legislature, it will increase in the number of female state lawmakers nationwide.

Filed Under: Democracy in America Tagged With: Women and Democracy

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