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65 PLACE in the World: 29.2% (7/24 women minister)

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118 place in the world: 15.8% (3/19 women minister)

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127 place in the world: 14.7% (5/34 women minister)

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78 place in the world: 24.2% (8/33 womens minister)

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172 place in the world: 5.6% (1/18 women minister)

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Tunisie: 77 place in the World

Lower or single house: 26.3% (57/217 womens)

Upper house or Senate :0%

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Morocco : 114 places in the World

Lower or single house: 20.5% (81 / 395)

Upper house or Senate: 11.7% (14 / 120)

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Algeria: 82 place in the world

Lower or single house: 26.0% (120 / 462)

Upper house or Senate: 5.7% (8 / 141)

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Egypt : 66 places in the world

Lower or single house: 27.4% (162 / 591)

Upper house or Senate: 13.3% (40 / 300)

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Libya : 137 places in the World

Lower or single house: 16.0% (30 / 188)

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90 place in the world: 21.7% (5/23 women minister)

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Mauritania: 115 places in the World:

Lower or single house: 20.3% (31 / 153)

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Single house or lower house: 19.3%

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Upper house or Senate: 11.2%

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Both houses combined: 17.8%

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Infortunently, this region has no women in the head of states or governement, so as there is no womens speakers of parliement.

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Iron Jawed Angels
The film follows Paul and fellow militant activist Lucy Burns as the pair clash with old-guard suffragists from the National American Woman Suffrage Association—or NAWSA—over tactics and strategy. Paul and Burns wanted, for instance, to push for an amendment to the US Constitution guaranteeing women’s voting rights. (Though it also lobbied Congress for a constitutional amendment, NAWSA put at least as much energy into its parallel effort to change the constitutions of individual states.) Paul and Burns break off from NAWSA and eventually turn to confrontational protests that land them in jail.

The movie shows how, while locked up in the Occoquan women’s prison in Virginia, Paul and her National Woman’s Party co-activists go on a hunger strike and are force-fed in response—hence the moniker “iron-jawed angels.”

In the film, the hunger strike pays off. Public sympathy for the suffragists grew after word leaked out about the hunger strike and the brutal tactics used to break it.