Content recycling ................................................................................................................ 43
Amplification and coordination ........................................................................................... 45
Narrative 2: Corruption and Competency ....................................................................................... 46
AI‑Manipulated Content ..................................................................................................... 46
Narrative 3: Anti-gender narratives ..................................................................................... 49
Amplifications and Coordination ......................................................................................... 49
Publishing Lists of Women Candidates Framed as a “Threat” ................................................. 49
Framing Gender Ideology as a Threat .................................................................................. 51
Narrative 4: Electoral Boycott .......................................................................................................... 52
Case study: Pressure-Induced Withdrawal of Female Candidates ................................................. 52
Objectification and Appearance-Based Mockery.................................................................. 52
Financial Corruption and Opportunism Accusations ............................................................. 53
Moral Ridicule: ................................................................................................................... 54
Delegitimization and Cynicism toward Female Participation ................................................ 54
Political Infantilization and Dismissive Humour ................................................................... 55
II. Quantitative Dataset Analysis....................................................................................................... 57
Batch Analysis................................................................................................................................... 57
Conclusion ........................................................................................................................................... 70
Recommendations ............................................................................................................................... 73
Limitations and Mitigation Measures ............................................................................................... 77
Annexes ................................................................................................................................................ 80
Annex 1- Provides the full list of monitored accounts and collected data. To access the complete
dataset, please visit link↗. ................................................................................................................. 80
Annex 2 – Provide the full List of Women MPs: Availability of Names and Party Affiliations. To
access the complete dataset please visit link ↗. .............................................................................. 80
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