The line graph compares the per proportion of women female members of parliament in European nations namely Germany, Italy, France etc. Belgium during the period from 2000 to 2012.
Overall, it is seen there was a considerable rise in the percentage of female members in parliament in all five countries. During the period from 2000 to 2012, the proportion of Belgium witnessed a significant increase, although it still the lowest in most of time.
In 2000, German reached the highest in a comparison with other at 36%, next to Yalia with 27%. In the other hand, the proportion of Germany was went up from 36% in 2000 to 36% in 200[?]. Similarly, Yalia also saw a steadily increase from 27% to 39% and became the nation which has the highest proportion at the fine end of period.
This UK also went with the lowest point, at 3%, but this number increased was bounced at 28% in 2012.
In the other hand, France and Belgium were recorded the a rising trend during the time frame given. France witnessed a remarkable increase from 25% to 37% at 2009, before fall down at 29% in 2008. After that, this number recovered to 31% in 2012. Belgium rised from 17% to 29% in 2000, before decrease 1% at 2012.
