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A PRACTITIONER’S GUIDE TO INCREASING WOMEN’S ACCESS TO ELECTORAL JUSTICE Electoral Justice for All A Practitioner’s Guide to Increasing Women’s Access to Electoral Justice Author Regina Waugh Senior Global Gender Advisor, IFES 2

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Electoral Justice for All: A Practitioner's Guide to Increasing Women's Access to Electoral Justice

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Election Accessibility
Electoral Inclusion
Electoral Inclusion

Description: The different needs of men, women, and people of diverse gender identities are often overlooked in the analysis, planning, implementation, and adjudication of electoral activities. The lack of gender-sensitive elections negatively impacts women’s participation as voters, candidates, and election administrators. Closing the gender gap in women’s political participation will require efforts by all electoral stakeholders – including to understand how electoral dispute resolution processes can better meet the needs of women. Gender-sensitive electoral justice sends an important message to prospective women leaders and all future political candidates about respect for the rule of law and is essential to increasing women’s representation. In developing this practitioners’ guide, IFES analyzed the existing (if limited) research on women’s access to electoral justice as well as women’s access to justice generally. IFES also conducted original research, in the form of case studies and key informant interviews, to better understand women’s experiences with the electoral justice system and to inform a set of recommendations for a variety of electoral stakeholders.

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Latitude: 38.872725739108425

Longitude: -77.01416015625001

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Author(s): Regina Waugh, IFES

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Electoral Justice for All A Practitioner's Guide to Increasing Women's Access to Electoral Justice.pdf
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