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Candidate Quotas Alone Wont Increase Women Representation - EFFL Says - Liberia news The New Dawn Liberia , premier resource for latest news
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The EFFL in Liberia states that candidate quotas alone will not be sufficient to increase women's representation in politics. This reflects an ongoing debate about strategies for achieving gender equality in political spheres.
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