Les femmes du NPD au Römer : Quand l’extrême droite fait son entrée au parlement de Francfort (1989-1993) by Valérie Dubslaff

“…In the spring of 1989, when the National Democratic Party of Germany became part of the town council of Frankfurt/Main, the representatives of the other parties were confronted with an extreme right-wing parliamentary group in which two women stood out : Ursula Gerhold and Christine Ringmayer. …”
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Les femmes parlementaires sociales-démocrates au Bundestag durant les « années 1968 » : entre marginalité et affirmation progressive (1967-1972) by Nicolas Batteux

“…A few female representatives, however, did not succeed in emerging as prominent personalities within the parliamentary group. Thus, women did not build a homogeneous entity in the Bundestag. …”
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Trends in contemporary parliamentary development and innovative examples of best practices of the National Assembly of the Republic of Serbia by Vukadinović Slobodan

“…The focus is on the formation of informal parliamentary groups (GOPAC, Women's Parliamentary Network, Green Parliamentary Group, Economic Caucus, Energy Forum, Focus Group for the Implementation of Sustainable Development Goals), the introduction and regular holding of public hearings, and committee sessions outside the seat of the National Assembly, the green chair mechanism, the budget office, the public finance oversight portal, etc. …”
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