Wikipedia:WikiProject Women in Red/Missing articles by nationality

See also Wikidata-generated lists by nationality.

Afghanistan

 * Lina Rozbih, journalist – currently does not meet notability guidelines
 * your redlink here

Barbados

 * Sylvia O. Hinds-Radix, New York State Supreme Court Judge
 * your redlink here

Belarus

 * Natalia Kaliada (also Natalia Koliada)
 * your redlink here

Canada

 * Maple Batalia an article that was deleted in 2011 – new information is available on the  article's  talkpage, more avalaible by following What links here
 * WikiProject Women in Red/Missing articles by nationality/Canada
 * your redlink here

China

 * Ono Kazuko, feminist writer and academic.

Colombia

 * Mile Virginia Martín, [Murder Victim]
 * your redlink here

Denmark
  
 * Ingeborg Stuckenberg, writer
 * Thea Ripperda (1852 - 1930), founder of Foreningen til Opførelse af Små Kirker i København
 * Giertrud Birgitte Bodenhoff, wealthy widow, philanthropist and suspected murder victim
 * Rinna Hauch (or Renna Hauch), author
 * Frederikke Larcher, actress
 * Nathalia Ryge, actress
 * Helle Søholt, architect and founding partner of Gehl Architects, board member of Realdania etc
 * Gertrud Oelsner, director of the Hirschsprung Collection who has recently received an award from the Ny Carlsberg Foundation and has a focus of early women artists
 * Martha Drachmann Bentzon (1866-1912), art historian
 * Kirsten Piacenti, art historian and museum director of Museo degli Argenti and Museo Stibbert
 * Grethe Nørskov Rasmussen: pharmaceuticals researcher, Chief Development Officer at FluoGuide A/S, ,
 * Eleonore Christine Harboe (1796-1860), painter
 * Caroline van Deurs (1860-1932), painter and illustrator
 * Caroline von Rosen (1880-1971), Denmark's first formally educated female goldsmith and jeweller
 * Elise Thomsen (1880-1969), silversmith
 * Lene Lange, Biotechnology researcher at DTU,, ,
 * Edith Willumsen (1764-1863), sculptor
 * Mette Gaugin (1850-1920), wife of Paul Gaugin, for her influence on him and the Danish art scene (if notable enough)
 * Musse Scheel (1868-1944), actress
 * Ida Wulff (1808-1876), opera singer
 * Amalie Hagen (1831-1892). ballet dancer and actress
 * Johanne Wadum Black Erichsen (-1900), owner of C. S. Blachs Enke & Co.
 * Caroline Herding (1854 - 1940), one of the two first women licensed as grosserer and active in Dansk Kvindesamfund
 * Wilhelmine Rerup[ (1860-1933), Businesswoman (first one licensed as grosserer), co-founder of Kvindernes Handels- og Kontoristforening and the Women's Building etx
 * Nancy Nathansen (1892-1943), theatre director (businesswoman)
 * Camilla Perssen (1872-1943), businesswoman and administrator of the Women's Building
 * Fanny Halstrøm (1903-1982), ferensic chemist
 * Rosa Hjorth Sell (1882-1935), opera singer
 * Karen Oderwald Lander (1888-1918), opera singer
 * Kate Rantzau Meyer (1888-1936),opera singer
 * Sylvia Schierbeck (1896-1977), opera singer and educator
 * Margrethe Thiele (1868-1928), philologist
 * Herdis Jacobsen (1893 - 1982), internationally noted photographer
 * Christina Sulebak, General Manager of Warner Brothers listed as the 14th most powerful woman in entertainment
 * Elise Johansen (1882-1970), art collector
 * Rosalie Petersen (1835-1925), orphanage founder
 * Arlette Lévy-Andersen (1924-2022), French-Danish Auschwitz survivor and educator
 * Anne Rosenkrantz (1522-1589), landholder
 * Karoline Graves (1858-1932), folklorist and writer    [

Ecuador

 * Teresa Alavedra y Tama, journalist
 * Lila Álvarez Garcia, pianist
 * Elisa Ayala González
 * Carmen Inés Barona Guzmán
 * Elsbeth Bolle de Robalino
 * Aurelia Bravomalo de Espinosa
 * Sophie Marie Bock
 * Constanza Caiche
 * María Caiche
 * Mercedes Calderón de Ayluardo
 * Baltasara Calderón de Rocafuerte
 * María Luisa Calle Solano
 * Annunziata Caputi
 * Etelvina Carbo Plaza
 * Maria Angelica Carluci de Santiana
 * Maria Esther Castelo de Rodríguez
 * Gloria Vicenta Chiriboga
 * Eve Marie Collmann
 * Piedad Peñaherrera de Costales
 * Lois J. Roberts
 * Lupe Cruz D'Howitt (questionable notability)
 * Laura Cueva Espinosa
 * Ana Darquea Luque
 * Julieta Descalzi Gallinar
 * Dora Durango López
 * Eudoxia Estrella Ordoñez
 * Olga Fish
 * Maria Gamarra de Hidalgo
 * Manuela Garaycoa de Calderón
 * Geronima Garaycoa Llaguno
 * Joaquina Garaycoa Llaguno
 * Mary Gilbert de Andrade
 * Marcia Gilbert de Babra
 * Catalina de Herrera Campusano
 * Isabel Herrería Herrería
 * Madeleine Hollander
 * Maclovia Lavayen y Gorrichátegui
 * Maria Luisa Laviana Cuetos
 * Yela Loffredo de Klein
 * Bellamada López Rodriguez

Finland

 * Valpuri Urpiainen, Finnish woman, central figure in a known crime case []

Ghana

 * Regina Adu Safowaah, actress, TV presenter,

Guatemala

 * Julia Guillermina Herrera Peña
 * Ana María Urruela de Quezada
 * María del Carmen Meléndez de Alonzo
 * Carmen Matute
 * Delia Quiñónez Castillo de Tock

India

 * Kumkum Sangari and Sudesh Vaid. – see Recasting Women: Essays in Colonial History
 * Maithreyi Krishnaraj, Kalyani Dutta. – see Bhatkal and Sen
 * Heeba Shah, TV and Film actress
 * Gohela Boro, an archer

Iran

 * Shams Kasmaei (شمس کسمایی) Persian poet; a pioneer of "شعر نو" (New Poetry) in Iran.

Italy

 * , Italian/Chilean actress

Nicaragua
Note: La Prensa (Managua) is available from 2019 forward using ProQuest through the Wikipedia Library.
 * María Luisa Acosta — human rights and indigenous and Afro-Caribbean activist; widow of Francisco García Valle
 * Mónica López Baltodano - environmental and human rights lawyer
 * Jennifer Brown Bracket - feminist and Coastal Region activist leader
 * Arlen Cerda - Confidencial journalist
 * Verónica Chávez - cofounder of 100% Noticias
 * Marlen Chow - feminist activist
 * Amalia del Cid - La Prensa (Managua) journalist and editor
 * Elvira Cuadra - sociologist
 * María Fernanda Flores - former First Lady and Deputy to the National Assembly
 * Kitty Monterrey - president of the Alianza Ciudadanos por la Libertad (ACxL) party
 * María Asunción Moreno - lawyer representing ACJD civic group
 * María Haydée Osuna - PLC president
 * Sandra Ramos (activist) - feminist activist, founded Movimiento de Mujeres Trabajadoras y Desempleadas María Elena Cuadra (MEC)
 * Luvy Margarita Rappiccioli - known for maintaining traditional practice, El Güegüense dance
 * Cindy Regidor - journalist
 * Daysi Rubio Godoy - UNAB activist from Coastal Region
 * Azahálea Isabel Solís Román - feminist lawyer
 * Lucy Valenti - president of Cámara Nacional de Turismo (CANATUR)
 * Rosa Marina Zelaya — former president of the Supreme Electoral Council of Nicaragua
 * Leonor Zúniga — documentary filmmaker

List of National Assembly deputies as of June 21, 2021:
 * Adilia del Pilar Salinas Otero
 * Alba Estela González Tórrez
 * Alyeris Beldramina Arias Siezar
 * Angela Espinoza Tórrez
 * Argentina del Socorro Parajón Alejos
 * Arling Patricia Alonso Gómez
 * Benita del Carmen Arbizú Medina
 * Camila del Socorro Mejía Rodríguez
 * Delia María Law Blanco
 * Digna Lidia Betanco Aguilar
 * Dora Elena Rojas
 * Doris Zulema García Canales
 * Evelin Patricia Aburto Torres
 * Evile del Socorro Umaña Olivas
 * Florence Ivette Levy Wilson
 * Gladis de los Ángeles Báez
 * Gloria del Rosario Montenegro
 * Gloria María Maradiaga
 * Haydee Azucena Castillo Barquero
 * Irís Marina Montenegro Blandón - former President of the National Assembly
 * Irma de Jesús Dávila Lazo
 * Jenny Azucena Martínez Gómez
 * Johanna del Carmen Luna Lira
 * Josefina Roa Romero
 * Juana Isaura Chavarría Salgado
 * Laura Estela Bermúdez Robleto
 * Ligia María Arauz Pavón
 * Lucina Leonor Paz Rodríguez
 * María Agustina Montenegro López
 * María Auxiliadora Martínez Corrales
 * María Haydee Osuna Ruíz
 * María Jilma Rosales Espinoza
 * Mario José Asensio Florez
 * Mario Valle Dávila
 * Maritza del Socorro Espinales
 * Martha Rosa Navarrete Mendoza
 * Maryinis Ibet Vallejoz Chavarría
 * Melba del Socorro Sánchez Suárez
 * Mirta Mercedes Carrión Cano
 * Nallirys Aragón Cantillano
 * Patricia Mercedes Sánchez Urbina
 * Perla Soledad Castillo Quintero
 * Rosa Argentina Navarro Sánchez
 * Rosa Herminia Irías Figueroa
 * Ruth de Jesús Molina Flores
 * Ruth del Socorro Cerda Acosta
 * Wendy María Guido

Nigeria
See also unreferenced redlinks here

Philippines
Nellie Boustead One of José Rizal's Wife

Serbia

 * Jasminka Petrovic

South Korea

 * Park-Kim Soo Jin

Spain

 * Concepción Company Company (es)

Suriname

 * Alice Bhagwandai Singh, Surinamese social and cultural leader

Switzerland

 * , Lawyer in Geneva
 * 1937-1998 Lecturer at the Faculty of Arts of the University of Geneva, established the first school of dramaturgy.
 * , Lawyer in Geneva
 * 1937-1998 Lecturer at the Faculty of Arts of the University of Geneva, established the first school of dramaturgy.
 * , Lawyer in Geneva
 * 1937-1998 Lecturer at the Faculty of Arts of the University of Geneva, established the first school of dramaturgy.
 * , Lawyer in Geneva
 * 1937-1998 Lecturer at the Faculty of Arts of the University of Geneva, established the first school of dramaturgy.
 * 1937-1998 Lecturer at the Faculty of Arts of the University of Geneva, established the first school of dramaturgy.
 * 1937-1998 Lecturer at the Faculty of Arts of the University of Geneva, established the first school of dramaturgy.

(some names transcluded from WikiProject Switzerland Women's Biographies (in French)

Taiwan

 * Esther Shu-Shin Lee Yao, feminist and author of Chinese Women.

UK

 * Hannah Lawrence ,
 * Strickland sisters
 * Janet Blake, Associate Professor of Law at the University of Shahid Beheshti
 * Hannah Lawrance English critic, historian,

US

 * Debra Amesqua (born 1951), first woman chief of the Madison, WI Fire department.
 * Tommiee Clack, Texas pioneer, (1882–1989), Texas Women's Hall of Fame,
 * Sage Lovell, first transgender teen in the state of Georgia to be elected Homecoming Queen,, , ,
 * Darlene Owens, first woman pipefitter in Ohio, Ohio Women's Hall of Fame
 * Jenny Lind Porter, Poet Laureate of Texas (1919–2011), Texas Women's hall of fame
 * Jo Stewart Randel, philanthropist, museum advocate,
 * Millie Reid Trumbull, advocate
 * Mary Nan West, Texas Rancher, Texas Women's Hall of Fame,


 * Also see:
 * Alabama Women's Hall of Fame
 * Alaska Women's Hall of Fame
 * Arizona Women's Hall of Fame
 * Colorado Women's Hall of Fame
 * Connecticut Women's Hall of Fame
 * Florida Women's Hall of Fame
 * Georgia Women of Achievement
 * Hall of Fame of Delaware Women
 * Iowa Women's Hall of Fame
 * Kentucky Women Remembered
 * Louisiana Center for Women and Government Hall of Fame
 * Maine Women's Hall of Fame
 * Maryland Women's Hall of Fame
 * Michigan Women's Hall of Fame
 * National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame
 * National Women's Hall of Fame
 * New Jersey Women's Hall of Fame
 * Ohio Women's Hall of Fame
 * Oklahoma Women's Hall of Fame
 * Texas Women's Hall of Fame
 * Victorian Honour Roll of Women
 * Women's Basketball Hall of Fame
 * User:Bonnie Montgomery/Notable American Women (1971) based off this book it seems. Made clickable here: User:Edgars2007/Notable American Women (1971)

Venezuela
From: Diccionario biográfico, geográfico e histórico de Venezuela (1957)
 * Berenice Alamo

Wales
Redlinks from the Dictionary of Welsh Biography


 * Beris Cox, Jurassic specialist,
 * Winifred Mair Griffiths (1916–1996), educator
 * Charlotte Elizabeth Bertie Guest (1812–1895), diarist, translator
 * Catherine Roberts (writer) (1891–1985), writer