If you read the article, women make up 33 of the 63 seats. That's ~52%, which is well within the margin of error for a country that is ~50% women. Looking at th

If you read the article, women make up 33 of the 63 seats. That's ~52%, which is well within the margin of error for a country that is ~50% women. Looking at the binomial probability, we would expect this number of women (or more) ~40% of the time. I'd say that this is statistically pretty close to equality.