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Women make up a majority of Dutch Cabinet members for first time ever - Vimarsana News

Women make up a majority of Dutch Cabinet members for first time ever

Once VVD parliamentarian Marielle Paul is sworn in as Minister for Primary and Secondary Education, the Dutch Cabinet will consist of more women than men for the first time ever. The caretaker Rutte IV Cabinet has a total of 29 Ministers and State Secretaries. Fifteen of them are women, NOS reports.

Source: nltimes.nl
Historic low number of women tapped as provincial political leaders - Vimarsana News

Historic low number of women tapped as provincial political leaders

The number of women serving as Provincial Executive Members within the provincial councils is historically low, AD reported on Friday. The analysis revealed that following the provincial elections in March, fewer than one-quarter of the proposed and nominated provincial leaders are women. Men exclusively fill the leadership roles in two provinces, namely Flevoland and Zeeland.

Source: nltimes.nl
More people vote for a woman, boosting female councillor total by 456 - Vimarsana News

More people vote for a woman, boosting female councillor total by 456

More people vote for a woman, boosting female councillor total by 456

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'Vote for a woman' campaign pays off as more women win council seats - Vimarsana News

'Vote for a woman' campaign pays off as more women win council seats

‘Vote for a woman’ campaign pays off as more women win council seats

Election watch: most local councillors are called Jan, Peter and Henk - Vimarsana News

Election watch: most local councillors are called Jan, Peter and Henk

Election watch: most local councillors are called Jan, Peter and Henk