Debate and Media Coverage Report on Affirmative Action Bill on 50 Special Women's Seats in Parliament
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As part of our research, African Woman and Child develops partnerships with other organisations in order to harness more expertise and experience. We also aim to create and maintain an up-to-date data bank on media and gender issues as a resource for information and knowledge for media and other stakeholders. |
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50 Special Seats for Women Debate & Media Coverage Report
Debate and Media Coverage Report on Affirmative Action Bill on 50 Special Women's Seats in Parliament Download 50 Special Seats for Women Debate & Media Coverage Report |
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America in the dock for failing to ratify CEDAW
Limited space for women’s political expression
NGOs find new spaces for engagement
Kenya has made progress in addressing gender based violence
No end in sight to gender based violence
Global financial crisis negatively impacts women’s lives
HIV positive women irked by decision to stop free milk
Culture, religion remain stumbling blocks to women’s empowerment
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The Kenyan Woman is a publication of AWCFS and is produced with support from United Nations Democratic Fund Kenyan Woman Issue 3
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This report presents the findings of a research study funded by the International Women’s Media Foundation (IWMF), focusing on News Media industry players (newspaper, broadcast and cable media) from a gender perspective, in order to document the levels of women involvement at professional, decision making and governance levels. The study covered three Eastern Africa countries namely: Kenya, Uganda and Ethiopia. The focus of the study was print and electronic media to generate reliable global picture of the status of women’s employment in electronic and print news industries, including in news reporting, production, decision making, and policy making in the East African region.
