Mari Miura knows all about the gender equality situation in Japan, especially as it relates to parity in politics.
In her capacity as a professor of political science at Sophia University, Miura was involved in the legislative process for Japan’s Gender Parity Law, which was enacted last year, when she served as an academic advisor to the working team of the All-partisan Caucus for the Promotion of Gender Equality in Politics that composed the bill.
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