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Women have always been marginalised in Senegalese politics: three measures the new government must take  

ROAPE’s Rama Salla Dieng writes Senegal is facing a wave of protests following the appointment of the new  government. Feminist organisations have been shocked at the pathetic number of women ministers in the new government. Dieng writes about the history of marginalisation of women in public office in Senegal since independence, and what the new government must do.

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Women have always been marginalised in Senegalese politics: three measures the new government must take  

ROAPE’s Rama Salla Dieng writes Senegal is facing a wave of protests following the appointment of the new  government. Feminist organisations have been shocked at the pathetic number of women ministers in the new government. Dieng writes about the history of marginalisation of women in public office in Senegal since independence, and what the new government must do.
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