Shi-Ken Peoples League
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Shi-ken Peoples League | |
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| Founder | Otani Minoru |
| Founded | 1962 CE |
| Headquarters | Naei, Inzumi Region |
| Newspaper | "Tomorrows Starshine" |
| Student wing | Shi-Ken Students League |
| Membership |  433,011 |
| Ideology | Sustainable development Pacifism Anti-Communist Progressive Conservatism Green conservatism |
| Political position | Center-Right |
Etymology
History
Background
Founding
1964 Election
1968 Election
1972 Election
The 1st Minoru Cabinet
The 2nd Minoru Cabinet
Tenets
Humanist Developmentalism
Authority
Economic policies
Aesthetics and culture
Architecture
Art
Fashion
Film
Literature
Music
Theatre
Age and gender roles
From the days of Empress Hitomi, women have always played an essential role in Ilbonese society and politics. The Wakagaeri Conservatives saw this in no different way and promised to further embed the principles of gender equality into the Ilbonese constitution, which ended with the passing of the Sex and Gender Equity Edict of 1974 by Otani Minoru's cabinet, declaring that no business or organization inside of Ilbon could discriminate against women during the hiring or payment process. Furthermore, the Wakagaeri Conservatives conscripted hundreds of thousands of women into the parties media, student, and youth wings by the end of its existence. Even after its dissolution, former members of the WKNL continued to fight for the rights of Ilbonese women, some female members of the league even ended up becoming founding members of the Pink Front.