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Those are the claims made in this article:
http://www.dw.com/en/muslim-womens-changing-dress-code-in-somaliland/a-19247382
One notiable comment:
"But the existence of restrictions on women in political life in Somaliland cannot be argued away so easily.
"Without a women's quota I don't think there will be any more women in parliament," Baar Saed Farah told DW. She is the only woman in Somaliland's 82-member Lower Chamber and was referring to efforts to reserve 30 seats for women at the upcoming elections in 2017. Women are not permitted in the 82-member House of Elders in the Upper Chamber."
I think SL has codified what most of Somalia does in pratice - exclude women. Somalia's federal parliament only has higher representation because they were forced to have a qouta, and I think the same is needed here.
http://www.dw.com/en/muslim-womens-changing-dress-code-in-somaliland/a-19247382
One notiable comment:
"But the existence of restrictions on women in political life in Somaliland cannot be argued away so easily.
"Without a women's quota I don't think there will be any more women in parliament," Baar Saed Farah told DW. She is the only woman in Somaliland's 82-member Lower Chamber and was referring to efforts to reserve 30 seats for women at the upcoming elections in 2017. Women are not permitted in the 82-member House of Elders in the Upper Chamber."
I think SL has codified what most of Somalia does in pratice - exclude women. Somalia's federal parliament only has higher representation because they were forced to have a qouta, and I think the same is needed here.