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Although the theory of feminism is gaining prominence in international politics,
feminism in international politics remains a subject of constant debate. Demands for
gender equality and struggles for women’s emancipation are a constant phenomenon. In
the 2020s, the conversation about the impact of the outbreak of Covid-19, which plunged
the world into a major crisis, is largely negative conversation. At the same time, the
response of women political leaders to Covid-19 has elevated the discourse on women
leadership in international politics and foregrounded feminist ideologies. Focusing on
this, the main objective of this study is to identify the characteristics of women political
leaders who take the lead in controlling the risks of the Covid-19 pandemic in their
countries. The study is structured as a qualitative research methodology with descriptive
analysis through secondary databased on this, the study explains that although the data
indicates that the impact of Covid-19 has led to a breakdown in gender equality and
that women have faced multiple oppressions, on the other hand it has indicated the
superiority of women’s leadership. Many hope that responses to the crisis of female
leadership will be a force for women’s recovery. Based on this, the impact of Covid-19
seeks to elucidate the importance of the role of women leaders in political power, which
is widely believed to be male power. |
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