Purdah definition

Purdah means that the Parliament is dissolved and the elected members of the Parliament cease to represent their constituents. This means that they no longer have a right to personal data relating to their constituents as per our Technical Guidance Note: - Disclosures to Members of Parliament Carrying Out Constituency Casework.
Purdah literally means curtain. It is the practice of preventing women from being seen by men. This takes two forms: physical segregation of the sexes, and the requirement for women to cover their bodies and conceal their form. Purdah exists in various forms in the Islamic world and amongst Hindu women in some parts of India.

Examples of Purdah in a sentence

  • Purdah largely restricts women from forming social bonds with other women not in their immediate families or direct proximity to their homes (Head, 2013), reduces their social resources, and limits their ability to participate in income generating activities (Kabeer 2011) or may limit their ability to participate in trainings that require even small distances of travel.

  • Purdah period – for all media, all Customers must have flexibility to cancel/postpone any campaign booked within this period with no penalty.

  • CE 237 139 For examples see: ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇, ed., Purdah: An Anthology (New Delhi: Oxford University Press, 2004).

  • This would seem the most appropriate route to take these concerns forward in the first instance in view of Purdah and the sensitivities around Nottinghamshire Police at the moment.

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