The Tuzla Open Center conducted research entitled "(Gender inequality on electoral lists in the City of Tuzla - Elections 2020 and 2024). This publication is the result of extensive research into international and domestic legal frameworks and mechanisms for ensuring gender equality, as well as an analysis of electoral lists from the Local Elections in the City of Tuzla from 2020 and 2024.
This publication examines the extent to which women are represented in the political life of the City of Tuzla, with a special focus on the behavior of political subjects in the context of the absence of legal norms regulating gender balance. The analysis covers how changes in electoral lists between two election cycles affect gender equality and the identification of key challenges and gaps in the integration of women into political structures.
The publication focuses on the actual state of representation of women on electoral lists and provides an insight into how political entities respond to challenges related to gender equality when legal norms are not binding on them. It also offers recommendations for improving the inclusion of women in political processes and strengthening gender equality in the City of Tuzla.
Author: Josip Ventić
Editor: Admir Adilović
The publication "Research: (In)equality of genders on electoral lists in Tuzla Canton - Elections 2020 and 2024" was produced with Core support for TOC 2024, which is financially supported by the Heinrich Böll Stiftung, as well as Core support of the regional project SMART Balkan - Civil society for a connected Western Balkans, which is implemented by the Center for the Promotion of Civil Society (CPCD), the Center for Research and Policy Making (CRPM) and the Institute for Democracy and Mediation (IDM) and is financially supported by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Kingdom of Norway.
The content of the publication "Research: (In)equality of genders on electoral lists in Tuzla Canton - Elections 2020 and 2024" is the sole responsibility of the Tuzla Open Center and does not necessarily reflect the views of the Heinrich Böll Stiftung, Center for the Promotion of Civil Society, Center for Research and Policy Making (CRPM). , Institute for Democracy and Mediation and Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Kingdom of Norway.
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