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Data on candidiasis described by researchers at University of London
October 4th, 2008
"In France's 2002 legislative elections, parties spectacularly failed to respect the 'parity' requirement of an equal number of male and female candidates. Women remained a minority, especially in safe seats, where heavy priority was given to the (usually male) incumbents," investigators in London, the United Kingdom report. "Parties defended this practice, claiming that it was better to field incumbents than newcomers, and that fielding a woman might cost them the seat. Although these claims were strongly refuted by feminist organizations, they have been difficult to (dis) prove, as women are often placed in the toughest seats and therefore tend to perform badly in the...
Source: Law & Health Weekly (2008-10-04)
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