The women parliamentarians have given an account for almost 35 percent of parliamentary agenda 2021-22-38 percent in the National Assembly and 25 percent in in the Senate, according to the Annual Women Parliamentarians Performance Report 2022 published by Free and Fair Election Network (Fafen) on the occasion of International Women’s Day (March 8).
The report said this year’s contribution women they are the parliamentarians highest annual contribution from the XV National Assembly took oath in 2018 as they sponsored 33 percent parliamentary agenda in 2018-19 and 2019-20 each and 28 percent in 2020-21.
Each MNA woman participated in 65 of the sessions of the National Assembly against media of male MNA of 52 sessions. Likewise, a female senator dated one media of 42 Sessions of the Senate against media of their male counterparts of 38 sessions.
In mediaeach MNA woman contributed 10 agenda items at the orders of the assembly of the day against five from a male MNA. Likewise, each senator contributed nine programs items to the upper house orders of the day against A media of seven from each male senator.
Everyone women parliamentarians – except four MNA e one senator – actively participated in their respective houseprocess.
