“Parliament’s Youngest Deputies Steal the Spotlight”

Turkey’s 28th term of parliament will consist of 114 women deputies, with an increase of 10 from the previous term, according to the results of the May 14 elections. The AK Party has the most female deputies, with 48, followed by the CHP with 26, the Green and Left Party with 30, the IYI Party with five, and the MHP with four. While there were no female representatives from 29 provinces in the previous term, three provinces – Nevşehir, Giresun, and Osmaniye – have female representatives for the first time in their history. The youngest members of parliament in the 28th term are also all women, with Zehranur Aydemir, an AK Party deputy from Ankara, and Rümeysa Kadak, an AK Party deputy from Istanbul, both under 30 years old.

 

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