PL 2/2024 | Granting of differentiated quotas | House of Representatives

The defense of granting differentiated quotas is based on principles of equity, social justice, and inclusion.

Differentiated quotas aim to ensure fairer and more accurate representation of diverse groups in politics, education, employment, and other spheres of society. This can lead to greater diversity of perspectives and experiences, enriching debate and decision-making. Furthermore, they can contribute to a more inclusive and cohesive society where all citizens have the chance to reach their full potential.

Implementing differentiated quotas can help challenge and dismantle harmful stereotypes about certain groups, demonstrating that they have the skills, competencies, and merits to occupy important positions.