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Aotearoa New Zealand : a unique model in gender equality

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The proportion of women in New Zealand's House of Representatives surpasses 40%. (only 34% in the House of Commons in the UK and 23% in the house of Representation in the USA.)

Jacinda Ardern

• Elected in 2017, she has become the third woman to be Prime minister in New Zealand.

• She is part also of the Labor Party like the previous woman Prime minister.

Equal Pay act

• This law, ensures women in the public and private sector to be paid the same as men for doing the same work under the same conditions. It outlaw discrimination in wage rates between men and women performing the same job.

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Jenny Shipley (also called Dame Jenny Shipley)

• Jenny Shipley has become the first women to be the New Zealand's Prime Minister.
• She is part of the National Party.
• She wants women to acquire confidence to embrace a political career, and to give women more accessibility to leadership. To break "the glass ceiling".

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Before the right to vote :

• Colonization somehow has had a role for women, in fact, when the settlers arrived, they wanted to create a "New World", with new ideaologies, to create the best of Britain. Their wishes was to bring more humanity, tolerance in term of racial relation and give a less rigid class structure. To sum up they hoped to give more equality in society, for British men and women as well.

• Kate Sheppard , was an important suffragette, pioneer, and a leader. She was at the head of the WCTU (Women's Christian Teperence Union)

• The feminist movement did support votes for Maori women, as it gave a vision of a more egalitarian society.

Right to vote for women

• Women has received the right to vote, women's suffrage was finally real, after a long time of fighting.

Creation of the YWCA

YWCA : Young Women Christian Association

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• The election of Helen Clark, who is part of the Labor Party. It is the second time that a woman has been elected as a Prime Minister

• The end of J. Shipley's function as Prime minister.

• The coming into force of the $10 note with the face of Kate Sheppard.

It embodies the model role of New Zealand's society

Equal pay Amendment Act

• This was voted in July 2020, and came into effect in November 6th 2020.

• It rewrites the law of 1972, to enforce equal pay. In fact, it permits to go further, employers consider men and women more generally not only inside a compagny.
• There is a comparison with male-dominated industries, in term of skills, effort and education, to give to traditional female-dominated fields a better pay.