Experts tell Korea Pro that despite promises from major parties, female political representation will remain low
Editor’s note: Korea Pro’s regular ‘Election Watch’ series covers key political developments in South Korea leading to the April 10 General Elections.
South Korea faces significant risks due to the persistent underrepresentation of women in its National Assembly, including legislative gender inequality, unfulfilled commitments by political parties and the limited influence of elected female lawmakers.
Editor’s note: Korea Pro’s regular ‘Election Watch’ series covers key political developments in South Korea leading to the April 10 General Elections.
South Korea faces significant risks due to the persistent underrepresentation of women in its National Assembly, including legislative gender inequality, unfulfilled commitments by political parties and the limited influence of elected female lawmakers.
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