1. The Liberal Party Of Australia, NSW Division - Women In The Party The official website of the Liberal Party of Australia, NSW Division. http://www.nsw.liberal.org.au/women_in_politics/women_in_politics/women_in_the_p

The Liberal Party of Australia, NSW Division Search: 30th May 2008 Home About The Liberal Party NSW Media Releases Women In the Party ... Federal Liberal Leader Barry O'Farrell State Liberal Leader Get Involved Volunteer Join the Liberal Party Contact Us Donate ... Enrol to Vote Women In the Party The Liberal Party is proud of the achievements of its women members. Over many years the Party has demonstrated a strong and steady commitment to raise the status of women; to maximise the equality of opportunity and to meet the varied needs of women in our community. Women have always been an active and vibrant element of the Liberal Party and play an important and crucial role in the many activities of the Party, whether this is in regard to campaigning, policy development, or other aspects of the Party’s work. This is especially true within the NSW Division of the Party. This website will give you information on the Party’s female members of Parliament, details on upcoming events, information on how to become involved in the party, and contact details for key women in the NSW Liberal Party. Please take the time to browse our website. If you have questions or would like to get involved please call the Liberal Party on (02) 8356 0300 or email the This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it

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Reverie Warwick Blogs Contact me the Maniac ... Sign in October 30, 2007 Women in politics Since Queen Victoria and Empress Dowager Cixi jointly ruled over 2/3 of the world, female leaders have been emerging and ruling with fluctuating success. But now the world of politics seems to be ready to welcome a new wave of female leaders, some plainly great, some more controversial. Margaret Thatcher , 1978, became Prime Minister of the United Kingdom Aung San Suu Kyi , 1988, formed and became the leader of the National League for Democracy in Burma Benazir Bhutto , 1988, elected Prime Minister of Pakistan Mo Mowlam , 1997, Secretary of State for Northern Ireland Yulia Timoshenko Condoleezza Rice , 2005, First Female African-American Secretary of State, USA Angela Merkel , 2005, elected Chancellor of Germany , 2007, to assume presidency over Argentina in December Could this surge of female leaders serve as a manifestation of the long overdue elimination of sexism, or does it speak of a weariness of the world with the way men run politics? Almost four decades after the first popular movements to emancipate women from housework and provide equal education and universal suffrage, we may be finally witnessing the results of the seeds planted back in late 60s. Lu Yang 30 Oct 2007 Comments (21) Report a problem 21 comments by 8 or more people Skip to the latest comment Mathew Mannion , was president of Argentina in 1974 30 Oct 2007, 10:01

4. Category:Women In Politics - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia Retrieved from http//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Categorywomen_in_politics . Categories Politicians Women by occupation http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Women_in_politics

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5. Eagleton Poll Archive Subject(s) Political_Figureswomen_in_politics. Date April, 1984. Sponsor StarLedger/Eagleton Poll. Respondent Type General Population of New Jersey, http://www.scc.rutgers.edu/eagleton/browse_detail.cfm?quest__Quest_ID=453068257&

6. Women In Politics - Switzerland - Information Swiss women were late in getting the vote but are now represented at all political levels. http://www.swissworld.org/en/politics/government_and_parliament/women_in_politic

[Alt + 0] - Go to the homepage [Alt + 1] - Go to the navigation [Alt + 2] - Jump to the content [Alt + 3] - Go to the contact form ... Switzerland's information portal Your Gateway to Switzerland Language selection English Deutsch Fran§ais Italiano ... Espa±ol Search this website Search options Features Swiss Pics Swiss Specials Resources You are here: Home Politics Government and... Women in politics Main navigation People Culture Leisure Geography ... History Alternative navigation Popular topics Swiss Tags Government Links Politics Page functions Bookmark and share this page Recommend this page to a friend Print this page Women in politics Although Switzerland is one of the oldest democracies in the world, it was the last one in Europe - apart from Liechtenstein - to give women the vote . Women have only been allowed to participate in federal elections since 1971. In November 2007 the Interparliamentary Union ranked Switzerland 22nd in the world for the proportion of women in parliament. In the same table the United States was 65th, and the United Kingdom was joint 51th(with the Dominican Republic). The list is headed by Rwanda. When the Swiss Federal Council came up for election before the new Federal Assembly chosen in the parliamentary elections of 2003, one of the two women members, Ruth Metzler, was not reelected. Failure to replace her with another woman led to protest demonstrations.

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8. Women In Politics | Politics | Guardian.co.uk Go to. Guardian Unlimited home, UK news, World news, Comment is free blog, Newsblog, Sport blog, Arts entertainment blog, Podcasts, In pictures http://blogs.guardian.co.uk/politics/category/women_in_politics/

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9. Women In Politics-Editorial-Opinion-The Times Of India Dec 14, 2006 Editorial; l; Columnists; l; Speaking Tree; l; Interviews; l; Sunday Specials; l; Letters to the Editor; l; Opinion Polls; l; Debates http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/OPINION/Editorial/Women_in_politics/articlesh

var showKon=1; var ttrendlogmostviewed=1; var a=807009 var secid=784865811 var ttrendlogmostviewed=1; var doweshowbellyad=1; Indiatimes l My Mail l Make TOI your home page l Advanced Search ePaper l mPaper l Archives Editorial Times of India Indiatimes Web Home Cities India World ... Editorial l Columnists l Interviews l Sunday Specials l Letters to the Editor l Opinion Polls l Debates Women in politics 14 Dec 2006, 0000 hrs IST Partha S Ghosh Print EMail Discuss New Bookmark/Share Bookmark / Share Del.icio.us Google Bookmarks Facebook Yahoo MyWeb StumbleUpon Reddit More Save Write to Editor Even as the women's reservation Bill repeatedly flounders in Parliament, it should be recognised that the discourse of women's empowerment has a long history. In 1917, a delegation of Indian women put up before secretary of state Ewin Montagu its demand for franchise. In the 1920s, the right to vote was granted to propertied women. They were, however, not allowed to participate in legislatures. Owing to constant lobbying by the Women's Indian Association, this right was granted in 1930. Muthulakshmi Reddi became the first woman legislator. In the Round Table Conference held in 1930, two women activists, Begum Jahanara Shah Nawaz and Radhabai Subbarayan, pleaded for 5 per cent reservation for women in the legislatures.

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11. WomenPowerPeace: Women In Politics Women. Power. Peace. WAND empowers women. To take political action. To change our culture and our national priorities Toward peace and real security. http://wand.blogs.com/womenpowerpeace/women_in_politics/index.html

WomenPowerPeace About WAND Programs Students Take Action for New Directions Women Legislators' Lobby Faith in Action for New Directions WAND Education Fund ... Women's Action for New Directions: Welcome! March 20, 2008 52nd Commission on the Status of Women at U.N. by Sayre Sheldon, NGO Representative for WAND at the U.N. and on the NGO Working Group for Women, Peace and Security. I attended two days of meetings at this event which lasts for 2 weeks and is held for the purpose of summing up and furthering progress in the advancement of women, culminating in a celebration of International Women’s Day on March 6th. It is sometimes laughingly referred to as the time when the U.N. pays attention to women and their issues and then goes back to their usual way of operating. Of course we know from WAND that women’s issues include everything and in recent years thanks to the efforts of millions of women, the women’s agenda at the U.N. has greatly broadened. This year’s main theme was financing for achieving women’s equality and empowerment which of course are closely linked to the other major goals women share including education, health, security, and freedom from violence. Two meetings were especially powerful for me: one was on the effect of guns on women, sponsored by IANSA (The International Action Network on Small Arms) which WAND is a member of. The second was “Where Are We Now on Security Council Resolution 1325?” sponsored by the NGO Working Group on Women Peace and Security which I represent WAND on. In both meetings women spoke passionately for the changes they wanted, the obstacles they were up against, and the successes their often ingenious ways of defusing the violence in their countries. Today “small arms” can be shoulder-fired missiles so we can be talking about threats on many levels.

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13. The Scottish Parliament: - Images - Galleries students taking part in the Young Women in Politics event. The Young Women in Politics event took place at the Scottish Parliament on Friday 2 March 2007. http://www.festivalofpolitics.co.uk/nmCentre/images/galleries/women_in_politics/

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14. Local Political Leaders To Discuss Women's Role In Politics Local political leaders to discuss women s role in politics. The New Mexico State University Women s Studies Program, the Department of Government and http://www.nmsu.edu/~ucomm/Releases/2004/October/Women_in_Politics.html

Local political leaders to discuss women's role in politics The New Mexico State University Women's Studies Program, the Department of Government and Feminists Reinventing Equality Everywhere (FREE) will host a nonpartisan panel discussion on "The Personal is Political: Women in Politics," at 7 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 21. The event will be held in the Corbett Center Student Union Room 210. Las Cruces City Councilor Dolores Connor, Rep. Mary Helen Garcia, District Attorney Susana Martinez and Sen. Mary Kay Papen will discuss the most important public policy issues for the upcoming election. They will discuss issues relevant to women such as becoming more active in politics. They also will speak about the impact of women's leadership in the political process, public policy making and developing political leadership in the community. For more information about this event, call the Women's Studies Program at (505) 646-3448. Jennifer B. Kistler Oct. 19, 2004 CONTACT: Vanessa Quiroz, (505) 646-3448 Go back to NMSU News Releases Go back to University Communications Homepage.

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Women in Politics Do you use your power to vote? Have you ever thought that this right was not always a right for women? Women had to protest and fight for this right so that young women today can vote and have a say in who represents the people of our city, state, and country. The Suffrage Movement, the movement towards women's rights, started geographically in the northeast of the United States. The women there organized the first women's rights convention at Senecca Falls, New York, in 1848. The Women's Rights movement began dividing after the disappointment of the 14th and 15th amendments, which provided African American men with the right to vote, but women still could not. One of the women's suffrage groups was the National Women's Suffrage Association (NWSA) led by Elizabeth Candy Staton and Susan B. Anthony, opposing the 15th amendment. This organization focused on federal action for feminist reforms. But there was another organization that was for the 15th amendment. The American Women's Suffrage Association or AWSA was being run by Lucy Stone and others. The AWSA looked more to the grassroots for support while still supporting the 15th amendment. Both of the groups argued that all tax payers had the right to vote regardless of race, creed, or gender. In 1890 the NWSA and the AWSA finally came together and decided on a common goal, to give the right to vote to women. After long protesting, debating, and communicating with the government, still no new state would give women the right to vote until 1910. Then in 1920 the 19th amendment was added to the United States Constitution, which gives all American women the right to vote.

16. Office For Women - Women In Politics Australian Government Office for Women Images of women. Office for Women. About Us Contact Us Site Map Help Women and the Law Women and Ageing http://www.familyassist.gov.au/ofw/leadership_development/national_leadership_in

Office for Women About Us Contact Us Site Map Help ... International Women's Day Location: Home Safety, Leadership and Consultation Women's National Leadership Initiative Women in Politics As of 11 October 2005, there were 64 women in the Commonwealth Parliament, 27 in the Senate (Upper House) and 37 in the House of Representatives (Lower House). This brings women's participation in Parliament to 28.3% rising from 25.4% following the 1998 Federal election and 14% following the 1993 election. This rate is almost double the international average of 16% (IPU figure as at 20 September 2005). More information on women in Parliament is located at the following sites: Current listing of women in the Senate and the House of Representatives www.aph.gov.au/ Women Members and Senators since 1901 www.aph.gov.au/library/parl/hist/histinfo.htm Historical note on the first women in Australian parliaments www.aph.gov.au/library/pubs/rn/1996-97/97rn55.htm A brief history of women in the Senate http://www.aph.gov.au/senate/pubs/briefs/pdf/brief3.pdf

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Women in State Legislatures December 2002 Alison Hayes, Jillian Celozzi, and John Bevilacqua We predict that the number of women serving in state legislatures in the year 2001 is higher than it was in 1996, due to the recent gains women were making in politics. The three variables we have chosen to test this hypothesis are education, political culture, and the percentage of republican state legislators serving in a particular state. F test - Measure of statistical significance with a known sampling distibution. beta coefficient - Measure of a regression slope in terms of the standard deviation for that variable; allows us to compare the influence of several variable Education The variable education measures the percent of the population twenty-five years and over with a bachelor's degree or more. An F test shows that there is a relationship between the number of women state legislators and the level of education in the state's population. The statistical significance, as determined by the F test , measures at , which establishes a significant correlation between the number of women in state legislatures within a state and the percentage of the population with a bachelor's degree in that state. The likelihood of this finding occurring by chance within a random sampling is less than twenty- five in a thousand. That is, based on this sample, there is a very small probability that there is no relationship in the population. The standardized beta coefficient measures at .341. In a regression analysis, education increasing by one unit will in turn increase the percentage of women in the state legislature by .341 units.

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19. Kelly, Jackie - Australian Women Biographical Entry Liberal Party of Australia NSW Division, Women in the Party , http//www.nsw. liberal.org.au/women_in_politics/women_in_politics /women_in_the_party.html. http://www.womenaustralia.info/biogs/AWE0177b.htm

Australian Women Biographical entry Home Browse Search Previous ... Next Kelly, Jackie (1964 - ) The Honourable, MP Published Resources Parliamentarian Born: 18 February 1964 Upper Hutt, New Zealand Appointed Parliamentary Secretary to the Prime Minister in the third Howard Ministry on 26 November 2001. Elected MHR (Lib) for Lindsay NSW, since 19 October 1998 Career Highlights URL: The home page for this entity is located at http://www..jkellymp.penrith.net.au/personal.htm Born: 18 February 1964. Kelly graduated with a law degree from the University of Queensland, where she was awarded a University Blue for her sporting achievements and contribution to University life. In 1987 she commenced work with the Corrective Services Department of Queensland and worked as a Probation and Parole Officer. In May 1989 was admitted to practice as a barrister of the Supreme Court of Queensland. From 1989-1996 she was a Legal Officer with the Royal Australian Air Force and in June 1995 she was awarded the Helsham prize for her services to the RAAF Legal Category. In 1986, Kelly represented Australia in the under 23's rowing and she has completed in the 1994 World Masters rowing in Brisbane (2 gold, 1 silver, 2 bronze), the 1997 Australian Masters Rowing Championships in Canberra (1 gold, 1 bronze) and the 1997 World Masters Rowing Championships in Adelaide (2 gold).

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