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Sierra Leone Female Parliamentary Caucus (SLFPC)
The Sierra Leone Female Parliamentary Caucus (SLFPC) is a cross-party platform comprising all women Members of Parliament in Sierra Leone. It works collectively to promote gender equality, women’s empowerment, and gender-responsive legislation and oversight.
The Caucus was established to strengthen women’s collective voice in Parliament and to advance women’s rights, leadership, and representation in governance.
Membership consists of all elected and appointed women Members of Parliament in Sierra Leone, regardless of political party affiliation.
The Caucus’ mandate is to:
Advocate for gender equality and women’s rights
Promote gender-responsive legislation and policies
Strengthen women’s leadership and participation in governance
Support oversight on issues affecting women, girls, and vulnerable groups
No. The SLFPC is a non-partisan body. Members work together across party lines on issues of common interest affecting women and national development.
The Caucus aims to:
Increase women’s influence in parliamentary processes
Promote laws and policies that protect women and girls
Build the capacity of women MPs
Engage stakeholders on gender equality and social justice
Activities include:
Policy advocacy and legislative engagement
Capacity-building workshops and trainings
Community outreach and public sensitisation
Engagement with civil society, ministries, and development partners
International and regional parliamentary networking
The Caucus reviews Bills, proposes amendments, sponsors gender-responsive legislation, and advocates for laws that promote women’s rights, equality, and protection.
Yes. The SLFPC collaborates with civil society organisations, women’s groups, traditional leaders, youth organisations, and development partners to advance shared goals.
Interested organisations may contact the Caucus Secretariat through the Contact Us page to discuss partnerships, technical support, advocacy initiatives, or joint programmes.
Yes. Members regularly engage communities to raise awareness on women’s rights, governance, and national development issues, and to gather feedback from citizens.
The Caucus is supported through parliamentary allocations, development partner support, and project-based funding in line with accountability and transparency standards.
The Caucus is led by an elected Executive Committee, headed by a President, supported by other officers in accordance with its constitution or standing rules.
The Caucus meets regularly through plenary sessions, executive meetings, and committee engagements as required by its work programme.
Members of the public can reach the Caucus through:
The Contact Us page on the website
Official email and phone contacts
Social media platforms
Updates, press releases, statements, and publications are available on the Caucus website and official social media platforms.
Yes. The Caucus actively supports mentorship, advocacy, and policies that promote girls’ education, youth leadership, and women’s political participation.
Yes. The SLFPC participates in regional and international parliamentary forums on gender equality, democracy, and inclusive governance.
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