Özet:

With the granting of Turkish women the right to vote and be elected on December 5, 1934, the way for women to become parliamentarians in Turkey was opened. After the recognition of this right to women, 17 women were elected to the parliament in the general election of deputy held on February 8, 1935. However, until the general parliamentary elections held on 6 November 1983, no female deputies could be sent to the parliament from Isparta province. In the result of the general elections held on 6 November 1983, Fatma Mihriban Erden as the first female MP of Isparta, was sent to the parliament. Retired Teacher F. Mihriban Erden who is specializes in handicrafts has also worked as a teacher, assistant principal and principal in various schools. F. Mihriban Erden who was the deputy of Isparta from the Anavatan party in the 17th term of the parliament took office in the National Education Commission in the parliament and in the Classification Commission for the temporary chairman election at the beginning of the 3rd legislative year. In this study, it is aimed to reveal the law proposals, motions, speeches and commission activities made by the 17th term Deputy F. Mihriban Erden.

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