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The NaÂtionÂal Women’s League of the PeoÂple’s NaÂtionÂal MoveÂment (PNM) has isÂsued a stateÂment highÂlightÂing conÂcerns about the levÂel of feÂmale repÂreÂsenÂtaÂtion in the CabÂiÂnet reÂcentÂly apÂpointÂed by the UnitÂed NaÂtionÂal ConÂgress (UNC)-led adÂminÂisÂtraÂtion.
AcÂcordÂing to the League, onÂly five of the 24 CabÂiÂnet apÂpointÂments anÂnounced inÂclude women, one of whom is the Prime MinÂisÂter. The stateÂment alÂso notÂed that, among 32 toÂtal govÂernÂment apÂpointÂments, six are women.
The League comÂpared this to preÂviÂous PNM adÂminÂisÂtraÂtions, statÂing that ten women served in govÂernÂment in 2015, and eight in 2020.
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