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The changing role of women in politics is examined in this paper, along with their involvement, difficulties, and influence on global political environments. Women have made great progress over the years in dismantling gender stereotypes and participating in local, national, and worldwide activism, leadership, and policymaking. Nevertheless, despite progress, men still control the political arena, and systemic obstacles that prevent women from participating in politics include gender discrimination, unequal access to resources, and cultural norms. The study explores the variables that affect women's political engagement, such as socioeconomic status, education, and the impact of social movements. Important case studies of female leaders who have overcome these obstacles to effect change in their particular areas are also highlighted. The research attempts to give a thorough grasp of the advancements made and the challenges that remain in the pursuit of gender equality in politics by examining trends, laws, and international movements.