Feminist Foresight in Statelessness we are left with a situation where all but one of the countries with GDNL are nonWestern, where global public awareness on the issue is lacking, and where any transnational feminist commitment to the cause is a diluted version of that of the 1930s. The bottom line is that the campaigns from the early 1900s highlight the long-overdue nationality rights of all women that are still in need of attention. At a time when the centenary of suffrage is being celebrated around the world, can the campaign for women’s equal nationality rights, an early sister to those suffrage campaigns, receive the awareness it needs to be finally fulfilled? 63