The problems that women experience in the labor market affect our organization in two aspects. We know about the existence of this topic as journalists (although I will not say that we are actively and deeply illuminating it), and at the same time the Murmansk Association of Journalists (Mazh) is experiencing experience in the formation of an economic entity.

The democracy of society can be judged by the number of women in parliament. So believes the deputy of the Legislative Assembly of the Republic of Karelia Tatyana Sokolova. Our parliament is still bicameral, ”said Tatyana Alexandrovna. To begin with, in the Chamber of the Republic, where 25 deputies work on an ongoing basis, a third of the deputies form.

Elena Nikolaevna, you are one of the most experienced leaders of an independent female movement. The female NGO consortium is known not only in Russia, but also in the UN and in many countries of the world, and special attention is also known that the consortium pays the position of women in politics. How did it all start?

In the transition period, the difficult socio-economic situation of women stimulated them to a more conscious participation in politics. The intensification of women was also facilitated by the interaction of female organizations of Armenia with the international female movement and bringing the experience of lobbying.

I live and work in one of the famous regions of Russia - Nizhny Novgorod. It is not only a large industrial city, but for many years it is considered one of the largest media centers: we have more than 400 different media (11 television channels alone), the market is full of daily and weekly print media.

This is the Family Code of the Russian Federation (contains 178 articles and applies to all aspects of family life), the law “On state benefits to citizens with children”, amendments to the Law “On the privatization of the housing fund in the Russian Federation”, which are protected by the rights of children and adolescents in the privatization and sale of housing, a separate secure article in the country's budget of 1994-95. The financing of the Russian Children program is ensured.

Over the years after the perestroika, the district had depined, lost its former popularity as the place of pilgrimage of the admirers of the literary talent of the Nobel laureate: the buildings of rural clubs and schools dilapidated, collective farm fields, pensioners and state employees did not receive “monetary allowance” from the state for months.

I am only the moral and emotional upbringing of my children. The rest for me makes my mother. Naturally, if the dealing was a friend, I could not devote so much time to work. - How did your sons react to your election? The eldest of his 16 years is terribly proud of me, he watches all the television programs, reads all the articles, is rooting for me, sometimes makes me comments - if I have something wrong with my hairstyle, in his opinion, or I did not answer so ...

Irina Pavlova Representatives of those structures where there are few women so far. In the Chamber of the Republic, eight women. All professionals who have achieved success in their initial activities and who won the elections of very eminent male rivals. Among the women-deputies are a complete set of professions (lawyers, economists, programmers, doctors, teachers), which makes it possible to multifaceted consideration of problems and their solutions.

The one that always asks some uncomfortable questions, a meticulous, corrosive, uncomfortable student in the classroom. It was a few months ago. Did you have this feeling today or something has changed? Indeed, I ask the most questions in the Duma, I do not go to the meeting not prepared. You ask a lot of questions, because you are not clear to you or do you want to clarify any questions for others? The fact is that this is a simultaneous process.

We went to the city Duma of Novocherkassk with a female team. There were four of us. All are the leaders of the NGO. Female and not only. There was a clear confidence that we can do a lot if they elect everyone. But fate ordered in its own way. Two passed: Valentina Cherevatenko and Natalya Belikova. Zhanna Koshkina and I remained on the other side of the barricades. We continue to work and sympathize with friends who are forced to pull the WHO intended for four. But they cope.

We define censorship as any way by which the ideas and works of the study that expressed views that do not coincide with the dominant ideology are not allowed to the alleged audience. In any society there is a certain level of censorship. Under military dictatorship, censorship is carried out by the military authorities, in the communist country - the state, in society with a market economy, the market forces, although in cases where they are not enough, may also need state intervention.

The word censorship in Georgia has ceased to be frightening. The totalitarian ideology has remained in the past, and censorship at the state level does not exist. Independent media is one of the few achievements of Georgia of the post -Soviet period, their boom came in 1992. But, of course, this does not mean complete freedom of speech.

Of the two traditionally hopeless issues of Russian being - "Who is to blame?" And "What to do?" The second is most often perceived as rhetorical. However, something needs to be done! Otherwise, all our excellent reasoning and brilliant analytical texts will remain inspired by the shock of the air, and the first fleeting breeze will take our voices into oblivion.

The speaker of the Georgian Parliament Nino Anzorievna Burjanadze was born on July 16, 1964. In 1986 she received a diploma of Tbilisi State University with a degree in law. In 1990, she graduated from graduate school at the Department of International Law of Moscow University. Lomonosov. Candidate of Law. Since 1995, a member of the Georgian Parliament.