Women in National Parliaments, 2001

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Democratic deficit: citizens entrust their sovereignty to Members of Parliament to act on their behalf. However, over the last few decades, the power of MPs has been slowly whittled away to the point where their relevance is being questioned. (Parliament).(Powers and duties of MPs) (Canada and the World Backgrounder)

A Parliament without Women (Women's Feature Service)

Pan African Parliament (PAP): the quest for gender parity. (Our Rights)

Clean break, dirty tricks: with only one week before elections take place in Bahrain, campaigning has reached fever pitch, It is already clear that parliament is in for an overhaul.(BRIEFING: BAHRAIN ELECTIONS) (MEED Middle East Economic Digest)

Trudeaumania's: boom, bust and echo Sheila Copps proposes a statue on Parliament Hill to memorialize her hero. (Citizens Centre Report Magazine)

More tools needed for a bigger military role. (Parliament tackles terror).(Canadian position against terrorism) (Canadian Speeches)

Samoa. (Polynesia in Review: Issues and Events, 1 July 2000 to 30 June 2001). (The Contemporary Pacific)

Reports from around the World: Europe. (book review) (WIN News)

Feature - Election information online - Knowledge is power. Don't rely on newspapers and TV news reports to learn about the political issues of the day. Get online and get informed. We show you how. (Computer Act!ve)

CPA activities: the Canadian scene. (Canadian Parliamentary Review)