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Suffrage Day Marked with Promise to Boost Women's Health, Safety and Financial Security
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Suffrage Day marked with promise to boost women's health, safety and financial security
New Zealand is marking 133 years since women won the right to vote, with the Government using Suffrage Day to highlight its focus on women's economic security, health and safety.
·Wellington, New Zealand
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More than 130 years ago, the first women in the world to have the right to vote came to the polls. It was a September 19 in New Zealand.
·Rennes, France
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WOMEN in New Zealand won the right to vote on this day in 1893, why then?
·Zagreb, Croatia
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ON this day, 133 years ago, something happened in remote New Zealand that was revolutionary in its time. In 1893, Parliament passed a law giving women the right to vote in elections. New Zealand thus became the first country in the world to grant women full voting rights. Today it is quite normal for us [...]
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