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Elections: The Gender Gap

The United Nations Millennium Declaration sets the development goal of achieving equality between men and women. The key to fulfilling this task is to expand women’s rights and opportunities and to give them free choice by increasing access to education and healthcare services, forming necessary skills, and ensuring employment opportunities and full participation in the process of policy and decision making at all levels. The Declaration emphasizes that the set goal can be reached only if UN member countries have an open civil society and a democratic political system. At the present time, parliaments are functioning in 182 of the 191 UN member countries. Women participate in the overwhelming majority (173) of these parliaments; in only 9 parliaments are women absent. Constitutions and legal acts that protect and guarantee the rights