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Kuwaiti government has appointed its first female Cabinet minister
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Originally posted by boann
canada is somewhat surprising to me...that women could not vote until 1950
Look again - restricted voting in 1917. Still too late, though.
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Originally posted by Oerdin
To bad 90% of the population still can't vote sine legally you must be an Arab and a muslim plus have all of your family members live in Kuwait prior to 1932 in order to be a citizen. That means the vast, vast, vast majority of the population are noncitizens who can't vote.
So they decided they trust females of Kuwaiti background more than males of non-Kuwaiti parentage? Im not sure thats unreasonable.
In any case this is a step forward - women now have the vote - the others didnt have the vote before, so nothing has changed. And giving the vote to women is a step that not only makes Kuwait more democratic, but makes it more liberal (in the wide sense). Given the concerns about illiberal democracy in that region, starting democratization with women probably makes sense.
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