Because women manage the family well, they need not be confined to it. Rather, because of this, they should be inducted into politics so that society and governance are managed better, without leaving politics to be the hunting ground for men. And we would also do well to remember that political participation, be it of men or women, is a natural human activity and a basic human right. Political participation of women cannot be achieved without certain underlying concerns being addressed. Men should be sensitized to the unconscionable nature of gender inequality in politics.
Political commitment needs to be firmly established at national and international levels.
Affirmative legal actions should flow from this political commitment. The legal regime of political equity has to be practised. Political and electoral training is a matter of education for both men and women. Even from at formative stages, academic syllabi and curricula at various levels would need to be enriched with matter on democratic systems of governance, political participation, gender equity, etc. The performance of political achievers and statesmen and stateswomen have to be projected to inspire interest in politics.