| | November 2003, no. 3: Women candidates spell success for political parties (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07) |
 | | To counter these realities, efforts need to be focused on "getting political parties to nominate women and for women to work inside the party machinery," said Serman Dalesa, Research Officer of the country's Department of Women's Affairs (DWA) at the recent general meeting of the Vanuatu Association of Women Graduates (VAWG). |
 | | According to her, political parties need to know that with party support, the right training and community background, women can be very strong candidates who can help the party secure government seats. |
 | | Even as they declared their partial withdrawal from the multi-stakeholder process of the WSIS at a press conference held on 14 November 2003, the last day of the PrepCom3A, civil society organisations (CSOs) released a document that shall serve as a yardstick against which the summit outcomes will be assessed. |
| www.isiswomen.org /pub/we/archive/msg00152.html (6963 words) |