Beijing+30: Taking Stock of Progress on Gender Equality Using the Global State of Democracy Indices
The Beijing Declaration in 1995 recognized that gender equality is essential to democracy. Yet, 30 years later, progress remains uneven and at risk, with backlash against gender equality and democratic values threatening hard-won gains. Drawing on the Global State of Democracy Indices, produced by the International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance (International IDEA), this technical paper explores advances, setbacks and gaps in gender equality and women’s political participation since 1995
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1. Progress since 1995
2. Where does the world stand today?
3. Conclusion
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