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Gender analysis for Malaysia's 14th General Election Parliament Candidates

Among the campaign promises, for Pakatan Harapan one of the political coalitions for Malaysia's 14th General Elections was to have 30% representation by women. Overall however all major political parties fell far short of this figure when submitting candidates.

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