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ARTICLE · 08 JUNE 2016

Taking Action On The Equal Representation In Arbitration Pledge

The Oxford English Dictionary defines a pledge as 'a solemn promise or undertaking'.

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The Oxford English Dictionary defines a pledge as 'a solemn promise or undertaking'. It is not a 'wish' or a 'guideline' (of which we have plenty in arbitration) but a promise, and a solemn one at that. Thankfully, the making of the ERA Pledge was not a solemn affair as it was launched at the 6th Annual GAR Live last week in London. Attendees were encouraged to sign up to the Pledge and, most importantly, to act on it.

What is the ERA Pledge?

The ERA Pledge is a commitment to improving the profile and representation of women in arbitration. It focusses particularly on the appointment of women as arbitrators on an equal opportunity basis and encouraging equal participation in the arbitral process through:

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