The magazine Elle UK is out to show what the role of women in the workplace really looks like through their #MoreWomen campaign. Although many industries have made huge strides in including women in leadership roles, politics doesn't seem to be one of them. Below are pictures that show how few women are involved in the world of politics. By removing the men, Elle UK really gives a startling representation of the harsh reality women face in politics.
This picture shows the diverse makeup of the United Nations in race, but not so much in gender.
Dr. Nkosazana Diamini-Zuma is a chairperson of the African Union Commission.
The United Kingdom parliament is made up of 650 members.
Of these 650 members, only 191 of them are women.
Emma Watson gave is powerful speech about feminism at the UN.
But, if you take away all the men, she's the only one left sitting there.
Military leaders head to brief members of the U.S. Senate on how to combat the Islamic State.
Amongst all the military leaders, there is only one female.
This is a picture of Egypt's new cabinet.
Of which, there are only three women, who were just appointed in 2015.
What a wonderful picture taken at the G20 Summit.
But out of all the leaders shown, only three are women.
Even our leaders enjoy watching Chelsea Champions League's soccer victory!
But, Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany was the only woman to cheer them on in the room.
A picture of our leaders as they hunt for Bin Laden in his final hours.
Hillary Clinton was the only woman in the room.