There have been several countries where protests have influenced women's representation in Parliament in recent years. One example is Sudan, where protests led to a transitional government that included a high percentage of women. Another is Lebanon, where ongoing protests have called for greater representation of women and marginalized groups in government. In Chile, protests over economic inequality led to a plan to rewrite the country's constitution with gender parity requirements for the assembly tasked with drafting the new document. In Spain, the "Feminist Spring" protests in 2018 and 2019 helped push women's representation in government to a record high.