The book "Women's Suffrage" offers a comprehensive analysis of women's struggle for their voting rights, which is considered one of the most fascinating episodes in the history of democracy. Since the 19th century, women around the world have actively fought for their rights by writing petitions, organizing demonstrations, and giving lectures. These actions led to a fundamental shift in society that challenged the notion of democracy and participation as an exclusively male project. Even after the introduction of women's suffrage, central questions regarding equality and the significance of democracy remain relevant. The authors illuminate the multifaceted and exciting history of women's suffrage from various perspectives and highlight the international dimension of this movement.