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Women take centre stage in driving national policy agenda

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  • Fafen evaluation exhibits 72% feminine MNAs’ gadgets focus nationwide coverage
  • Constituency points account 18%, gender-specific laws represents solely 6%
  • Feminine MNAs have interaction broad spectrum, not restricted gender-specific issues.

ISLAMABAD: Feminine legislators play a rising position in shaping parliamentary proceedings, advancing the nationwide agenda with effectiveness, The Information reported on Tuesday.

In the course of the second parliamentary yr of the sixteenth Nationwide Meeting, ladies MNAs submitted 1,206 agenda gadgets — a putting demonstration of impartial legislative initiative.

Evaluation by the Free and Honest Election Community (Fafen) additional underscores the depth of this engagement, revealing that 72% of these things targeted on core nationwide coverage areas, together with financial coverage, taxation, nationwide safety, and governance — domains historically perceived as male-dominated. Constituency and native points accounted for 18%, whereas gender-specific laws accounted for less than 6%.

Fafen developed a subject-matter typology particularly to check whether or not feminine MNAs’ agenda is disproportionately targeting gender-specific points. Every agenda merchandise is coded in opposition to a set of coverage classes — nationwide coverage, constituency points, gender-specific, and procedural/cross-cutting — based mostly on the content material of the merchandise as recorded within the Orders of the Day and verbatim proceedings.

The coding was carried out utilizing official Nationwide Meeting data for the interval March 1, 2025 to February 28, 2026. Parliamentary effectiveness is measured not solely by the quantity of participation but in addition by its vary. A member who engages solely with a slender set of points, nevertheless vital, has a extra restricted legislative footprint than one who engages with the complete spectrum of nationwide coverage.

In line with Fafen’s evaluation of the second parliamentary yr of the Nationwide Meeting, the belief that feminine MNAs in Pakistan give attention to ladies’s rights and social welfare to the exclusion of different coverage areas is widespread in public discourse; nevertheless, the information don’t assist this. Feminine MNAs raised financial coverage, safety points, taxation, and parliamentary process in proportions far exceeding their engagement with gender-specific laws.

This subject-matter breadth is proof that ladies in Pakistan’s parliament should not area of interest legislators. They’re participating with the identical coverage questions as their male colleagues, along with — not as a substitute of — laws that immediately addresses ladies’s rights and social safety.





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