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A portrait of a Niuean woman who is in front of a Niue House with "woven walls", photograph taken before 1899
The Queen of Niue, wife of the Fata-a-iki (meaning "King of Niue" in the Niuean language); photograph taken around 1902

Women in Niue are the female residents of or women who are from Niue. In terms of division of labor, the women of Niue inherits the tasks that belong to the domestic domain, including caring for children and elder members of the family unit, preparation and cooking of meals, sewing and weaving. Niuean women have "some rights" in relation to land tenure and inheritance of real property, but such rights are not "as strong" as those that belong to the men of Niue. Women in Niue over the age of 18 can vote in politics; they can vote in the so-called "second vote" level to elect 6 "island-wide representatives" known as members of the "Common Roll" (only men can vote to elect a village representative – a voting level known as the "first vote"). There is a trade union composed of women's groups in Niue. As women get older, Niuean women become more influential by taking up "positions of authority" after being educated and by demonstrating having qualities of an effective leader.[1]

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  1. ^ Barker, Judith C. "Niue". Advameg, Inc. Retrieved 15 October 2013.

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