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'WOMEN GET RAW DEAL IN POLITICS'
By Anne Mugisa, Kampala
December 10, 2003 (New Vision - Kampala)
WOMEN still get a raw deal in politics despite the adoption of affirmative
action, a report by the British Council has revealed.
The report said affirmative action had been grossly misunderstood,
frustrating real gains.
The report was presented on Monday by Jackie Asiimwe-Mwesige, chairperson
of Uganda Women's Organisation's Network (UWONET) at the British
Council.
It was launched by the Deputy Speaker of Parliament, Rebecca Kadaga.
Asiimwe said the political system had failed to address the issues
marginalising women in society.
She said the greatest obstacle was inadequate conceptualisation
of affirmative action and its goals.
She said lack of policy on affirmative action had led to different
interpretations by different people, most of whom missed the point.
From: http://allafrica.com/stories/200312100602.html
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