Related content from HighBeam Research on: Women in National Parliaments, 2001

A Parliament without Women (Women's Feature Service)

Women's Human Rights: World Report 2002 - events of 2001. (Women and Human Rights). (WIN News)

Pan African Parliament (PAP): the quest for gender parity. (Our Rights)

Clean break, dirty tricks: with only one week before elections take place in Bahrain, campaigning has reached fever pitch, It is already clear that parliament is in for an overhaul.(BRIEFING: BAHRAIN ELECTIONS) (MEED Middle East Economic Digest)

Trudeaumania's: boom, bust and echo Sheila Copps proposes a statue on Parliament Hill to memorialize her hero. (Citizens Centre Report Magazine)

We don't really have a democracy: Britain may boast the 'mother of all parliaments' but its democratic process is in crisis. A hung parliament in May resulted in a conservative-led coalition that is now pushing through drastic cuts to public services. We asked three political activists--Tony Benn, Caroline Lucas MP and Agent Bristly Pioneer--'where next?'.(Analysis) (New Internationalist)

Samoa. (Polynesia in Review: Issues and Events, 1 July 2000 to 30 June 2001). (The Contemporary Pacific)

Women's Rights and Islam in Turkish Politics: The Civil Code Amendment (The Middle East Journal)

Women's rights and Islam in Turkish politics: the civil code amendment.(Case study) (The Middle East Journal)

Equal voice: electing more women in Canada. (Canadian Parliamentary Review)