Be heard

Women in London have set up a sister site to provide a forum for women to express their views on political issues ahead of the general election.

The website, Women and e-democracy is pretty sparse, but includes an online survey.

Hopefully they will use the results to encourage politicians to think more about issues that affect and interest women.

Posted by Jess McCabe on 26 April 2005, at 6:09 PM

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