How does women's suffrage vary across different countries?

How does women's suffrage vary across different countries?

Women's suffrage varies significantly worldwide. For instance, some countries granted women the right to vote in the early 20th century, while others only did so in the 21st century. Would you like to know specific examples?

Yes, please provide some examples of countries and their suffrage timelines.

Sure! New Zealand was the first self-governing country to grant women the right to vote in 1893. In contrast, Saudi Arabia only allowed women to vote in municipal elections in 2015. Would you like to explore more countries?

What about the impact of these voting rights on women's rights in those countries?

The impact has been profound. In many countries, gaining the right to vote has led to increased participation in politics and advocacy for broader women's rights. For example, in countries like Sweden, women's suffrage has contributed to significant advancements in gender equality.

Are there still countries where women cannot vote?

Yes, as of now, there are a few countries where women still do not have the right to vote, such as Vatican City. However, many nations are working towards gender equality in voting rights.