Jamaica slow to put women in positions of political power, U.N. report says
 

Jamaica slow to put women in positions of political power, U.N. report says
KINGSTON, Jamaica (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Jamaican women are largely cut off from positions of political power and need affirmative action as well as commitment from political parties to boost opportunities and train women for leadership, according to a United Nations report.


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