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Amna Baig
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28 October 2024

New report aims to strengthen democracy by reducing threats towards women in politics

A new report fills some of the knowledge gaps across the world about the challenges and potential solution for threats towards women who are politically active.

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28 October 2024

Strengthening democracy by reducing threats to women in politics: Local evidence, shared solutions

Violence, abuse, and harassment against politically-active women is an escalating global issue. Comprehensive solutions involving governments, political parties, civil society, and social media regulation are essential to address this growing problem and protect women in politics.

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Amna Baig

In the challenging landscape of Pakistan's civil sector, Amna Baig stands out not just for her role but for her resolve. She is part of a small group, representing only 2% of women in a police force tasked with serving a nation of over 220 million people. Her journey into law enforcement was driven by a clear vision, to prove that effective policing isn't determined by gender.

 

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