[New post] The Green Party Taiwan’s Achievements and Challenges in Promoting Gender Equality

Adrian Chiu posted: " Written by Wang Yan-han, Dafydd Fell and Peng Yen-wen. Image credit: 台灣綠黨/ Facebook. There is a common misconception that Green Parties are solely concerned with environmental issues. However, the Charter of the Global Greens, which sets out the co" Taiwan Insight The Green Party Taiwan's Achievements and Challenges in Promoting Gender Equality Adrian Chiu Aug 11 Written by Wang Yan-han, Dafydd Fell and Peng Yen-wen. Founded in January 1996, Green Party Taiwan (GPT) was the first Green Party to be established in Asia. It is one of the oldest movement parties in Taiwan, created through the efforts of student activists and several civil society groups, including activists from the eco-feminist Homemakers United Foundation. One of the main reasons Taiwan has made such impressive progress in the realm of gender equality has been due to civil society activism. Since Green Parties operate on the boundaries between civil and political society, an examination of the GPT's case can bring a different perspective on Taiwan's achievements and challenges in the realm of gender equality. Read more of this post Comment Like You can also reply to this email to leave a comment. Unsubscribe to no longer receive posts from Taiwan Insight. Change your email settings at manage subscriptions. Trouble clicking? Copy and paste this URL into your browser: http://taiwaninsight.org/2023/08/11/the-green-party-taiwans-achievements-and-challenges-in-promoting-gender-equality/

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