G(irls)20 is coming to Japan for the 10th annual Global Summit.
Female candidates for Congress made history on Tuesday night, with more than 100 women sweeping into office on the strength of a Democratic House takeover powered in large part by college-educated female voters.
There are 46 women in the 52nd Parliament of New Zealand, the highest level of representation for women in its history.
Progressive Democrat Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez won her race for a U.S. House seat in New York’s 14th District on Tuesday, becoming the youngest woman ever elected to Congress.
With women making up only 20 percent of Congress, there are many types of women — especially women of color — who have never been represented on Capitol Hill.
To mark the 100th anniversary of the first women in this country winning the right to stand for election to parliament, the House of Commons will host
Even before the votes are in, the numbers prove it: 2018 is the Year of the Woman.
Female politicians made history this week in Israel with a record of at least 11 women chosen to head cities and local councils across the country, five more than in the previous municipal elections.
Daw Saw Yee and Daw Ohn Shwe have many things in common, but until recently their paths had not crossed.
By Susan Chira
Conventional wisdom on women and politics goes like this: