Parties’ position on gender equality

This content was published on November 4, 2019 - 17:07

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On October 20, a new parliament was elected and never before have so many women been chosen as parliamentarians. While their election can be viewed as a good thing in terms of gender balance, it’s not automatically good news for gender equality issues, as each party has its own manifesto and position on matters such as paternal leave, quotas and equal pay.

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Parties’ position on gender equality

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