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Documents

Moving towards Gender Equality: Balancing Political Participation in the Caribbean

A Strategic Workshop on Leadership Training and Increasing Women's Political Participation and Representation

Antigua and Barbuda 6-9 June 2005

Organised by the Gender Section of the Social Transformation Programmes Division (STPD) of the Commonwealth Secretariat in collaboration with the Gender Affairs Bureau, Ministry of Labour, Public Administration and Empowerment, Antigua and Barbuda

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Comparative Rates of Female Representation in Political Decision-Making in Commonwealth National Parliaments/Assemblies, 1999-2004

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Antigua Ministers Speech Opening Speech by Dr. Hon. Jacqui Quinn Leandro, Minister of Labour, Public Administration & Empowerment

Elsies speechIncreasing Women's Role In Political Decision-Making In The Commonwealth  - Speech By Elsie-Bernadette Onubogu, Gender Section, Commonwealth Secretariat

Antigua CYP Paper Youth Development at the Centre of the Commonwealth Agenda

Opening remarks by Roberta ClarkeOpening remarks by Roberta Clarke

Gender Affairs Strategic WorkshopGender Affairs Strategic Workshop speech by Hon. Dr. Jacqui Quinn-Leandro

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Gender, democracy, peace and conflict