I feel that this is something new, for the first time, egypt boosting  women's profile in the male-dominating society by reserving at least 64  parliamentary seats for women who participated in the election.
Despite  some comments that there is no need for women to strengthen the party  which is already full of important and brilliant men, and women being a  burden to the party, i still feel that it is not a bad thing to allow  women to be in the party. It can prove to others that even though it has  always been the men who had been managing the party well, women can do  the same too and might even do it better.
This might also be a  chance to prove to those who have the traditional mindset of "women are  weak and should stay home to be just housewives, leave the rest to men"  that women can do what men are doing now and do not underestimate women  as whether it is men or women, we are all equal.
As quoted from the article, "The  large size of  the constituencies reserved for women is a financial and  physical burden  for the candidates," the NGO said, resulting in the  "sidelining of  social groups that are more in need of political  representation." I feel that the NGO is prejudiced. Like i mentioned  earlier, women should be given equal chances to fight for their rights. I  believe that there is nothing that men can do which women cannot do.
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