AP - France has championed the Rights of Man for centuries but didn't give women the right to vote until the end of World War II — decades after Turkish and Soviet women were casting ballots. Things aren't much better today: Afghanistan, Iraq and 83 other countries have a larger ratio of women in parliament than France. That's why Segolene Royal's fight for the French presidency is so pivotal — and, she says, so tough.
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Saturday, April 28, 2007
French elections focus on women, Segolene
French election sheds light on women (AP)
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