<p>This in-depth study serves as a compelling case study on the political participation and representation of women in pro-Kurdish politics in Turkey since the 1990s. Kurdish women facing the dual challenges of ethnic and gender oppression have played a pivotal role in the Kurdish national movement engaging in both armed and political struggles.</p><p><br></p><p>Beginning with the establishment of the People's Labour Party [Halkın Emek Partisi- HEP] in 1990 Kurdish women have actively contributed to pro-Kurdish party politics. Despite initial challenges in promoting egalitarian gender values policies and women's inclusion in decision-making there has been a significant numerical advancement in women's participation and representation in pro-Kurdish politics since the 1990s.</p>