Hon. Tracy Ann Panton, a Member of the Belize House of Representatives, reflects on the CPA's Women Parliamentarians' Roundtable and Public Engagement Dialogue with the National Assembly of Belize
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These CPA blog posts provide news and background comment on a wide range of topics including the Commonwealth and CPA news, events and activities.
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Climate change challenges for the Commonwealth
As the COP26 conference takes place, the CPA launches a series of blog posts taking a look at the climate change challenges facing the Commonwealth and the role of Parliamentarians.
How can Commonwealth Parliaments become more diverse workplaces for their staff?
A member of parliamentary staff at the UK Parliament writes for the CPA blog about how the introduction of Workplace Equality Networks (WENs) has helped to create a diverse and inclusive workplace for all.
How the pandemic changed Commonwealth democracies
On International Day of Democracy, the CPA has published a series of blogs taking a look at the ways in which, as a result of the pandemic, ‘democracy looks different' in 2021. Topics include online voting, elections and livestreaming, with case studies from across the Commonwealth.
The game-changing women leading human rights movements around the Commonwealth
On International Day of Democracy, the CPA invites Westminster Foundation for Democracy (WFD) and Kaleidoscope Trust (KT) to tell us more about the Commonwealth Equality Project and share examples of women who are making a difference and leading human rights movements around the Commonwealth.
12 resources for Parliamentarians about the future of technology
Find articles, reports, videos and more to help Parliamentarians respond to the 4th Industrial Revolution
Equality for all in the Commonwealth
To mark this year’s International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia, Commonwealth Parliamentarians from Australia (Federal, South Australia and New South Wales), New Zealand and Canada share their experiences.
Weapons of Mace Democracy
Is a mace an appropriate symbol for Parliament's authority in the 21st century?
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