Kuwait Parliment Misunderstands democracy for women

In the next US election to be held in November when the Kuwaiti parliament misunderstood the women's democracy, people began to think about the voting rights in other countries. I have lived in Kuwait for over 19 years as an American citizen. When I went to the US Embassy to submit an absentee ballot, I thought that I lived in a country where women are not permitted to exercise their voting rights. Before the 19 th revision was adopted on August 26, 1920, the right to vote for an American woman was discriminated for 70 years and allowed women to vote.

Indeed, in 1999, Kuwait took further steps when Amir signed a ruling granting the right to vote in Kuwait in 2003 before 2003 and granting the right to exercise the right to vote. This is the historical day of democracy in Kuwait, and some observers call it "the new era of Kuwait". The fact that Kuwait was invaded in 1990 proved that women in Kuwait can play an important role in the public life of this small country. This law has strengthened the determination and efforts of Kuwaiti women for 30 years to acquire constitutional rights

SALAH AL - SAIF (Kuwait) said his delegation is proud to say that women in Kuwait have improved the status of women. According to the United Nations Development Program (UNDP), women in Kuwait are living a safe living. Regarding this issue, he stated that women in Kuwait lacked the right to vote but she said domestic women participated in the elections after amendment of the Constitution of Kuwait. Kuwait did not claim that the situation of the woman's woman has faults, but said that these drawbacks will be dealt with by considering the culture of Kuwait. He stated that women in Kuwait occupy a high position in the government and added that some Kuwaiti women diplomats are working both at home and abroad.

In Kuwait, women are not considered to be human beings. Because women in Kuwait are members of an educated society, Muslims should give males equal rights with men and should not be deprived of their human rights. In late May, Kuwait 's Emile Shake Jabir Al Saba issued a law which has not mentioned anyone, including his cabinet. This Cabinet Order stipulates that women are included in the election process, meaning that women citizens in Kuwait will be able to vote for representatives of the National Committee of 50 members in 2003 To do. Thirty-two out of 60 people opposed the political rights of women in Kuwait. The traditional view on women's inferiority is gender discrimination and franchises are universal human rights so women should have the right to vote in Kuwait.

Since most women in Kuwait are highly educated, they can build democracy and improve democracy. The only problem is that men and women do not go well. Men think that women are not a kind of religious intellectual people. The members of the Kuwaiti parliament actually said this, this is a good example of discrimination between men and women. Women in Kuwait do not enjoy political rights, but women are more flexible than some other Arab Gulf countries. They drive and work as a senior government rather than the need to cover themselves from head to toe in public places. In some collages, we allow women and male students to mix freely. In other words, Islamic Mps can not say that women can not be confused with men in the Diet. Since Islam is the main religion of Kuwait, we should see what it thinks about this incident. The Islamic law demands gender equality. For example, in the era of the Prophet Muhammad, women were even allowed to participate in war.