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African Women Diplomatic Group showcases hidden treasures of Africa to Qatari women

Ties between Africa and Qatar continue to develop in various ways – through investments, humanitarian aid and projects, and support for start-ups in promising locations

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Qatari women take careful steps at first polls | World

DOHA, Oct 1 Qatari women are standing in the country’s first legislative election tomorrow, but in far lower numbers than men, prompting warnings that their influence on issues that affect women could be limited. Of the 284 hopefuls running for the 30 available council seats, just 28 are.

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First Qatari Ironwoman Lolwa Almarri makes history

First Qatari Ironwoman Lolwa Almarri makes history
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First Qatari Ironwoman Lolwa Almarri makes history

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HBKU webinar discusses impact of gender quotas on women s political participation

HBKU webinar discusses impact of gender quotas on women’s political participation 11 Jul 2021 - 8:55 The Peninsula Doha: The fourth in a series of webinars tackling contemporary women’s issues, organised by Hamad Bin Khalifa University (HBKU)’s College of Humanities and Social Sciences (CHSS), gathered parliamentarians, civil rights activists, and advocates to discuss the adoption of gender quota systems in the Arab region. Although the introduction of electoral quotas for public elections - requiring a percentage of female representation - has been controversial in some countries, research has shown these to be effective in ‘fast-tracking women’s political representation to produce equality of results, not only equality of opportunity.

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