Gender and Politics (GaP) Repository
GaP Repository is a one-stop source for accessing timely and relevant resources for aspiring young women political leaders in South Asia.
Our extensive resource pool is meticulously curated to include research insights, inspiring stories, legal and compliance procedures, resources on training and leadership development and practical how-to guides.
GaP Repository is committed to empowering women in politics, making it a free and accessible platform for young women seeking growth and learning in electoral politics.
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2020
Minister of School Education and a Proud Dalit Woman Politician: Interview with Varsha Gaikwad
Women for Politics
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2022
Political Representation of Women in Maldives: Challenges and Opportunities
Anagha Rajesh
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2017
Milestones in Women’s Political Representation in Pakistan
Ritisha Gupta
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2021
Aurat March: Pakistan's Rising Women's Movement for Justice
Themrise Khan
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2023
Should political parties come under the POSH Act: Reflections on a Kerala High Court judgement
Vamsi and Sugandha
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