killing ABOUT SANAA - RELEASE OF BLACK WOMEN IN BOLOGNA
The killing of Sanaa by the father is first and foremost a very serious which affects us all, native and migrant workers.
Once a woman pays for the right to choose on their own lives, as well as pay all the women who want to stand outside the rules of patriarchal culture.
is not a question of religion but of tradition and culture to justify the punishment of women as their body is the repository of identity, honor, family and community. All this of course exacerbated by the inevitable generational conflict.
not forget that the Italian law on honor killing was eliminated only in 1981 when Italy had already conquered much advanced rights (divorce, abortion clinics, even the new family law that establishes equality between women and men, equal opportunities, etc..), there was only one law to prove not a distraction, but a very strong tradition and customs in some areas of the country, where women were forced to marry their rapist to compensate for the honor of his father and the family, until one brave woman, Franca Viola, put into question the practice and refused to change the course of history. We believe that
must continue to fight every day against these patriarchal traditions and at the same time that racism is behind the idea of \u200b\u200bsafeguards against the burqa by fascist-minded groups and behind the declarations of the Minister for Equal Opportunities also if you experience the intention by the government as a civil party.
At the same time as "tear their hair out" for this crime, after acceptance of a cruel law on migration, a financing agreement with Libya's Gaddafi which resonates painfully on the bodies and lives of migrant women in concentration camps Libyan undergo any form of violence or found dead in the sea with their fellow misfortune.
E 'therefore necessary to establish more and more intense and widespread reports that allow us to confront our reality and how the partnership could be beneficial for both the migrants and the native.
Women act with political practices different from those of men, but most of them contribute to the construction of society and civilization through a policy of relations that unites rather than divides, without obscuring the differences, but treasuring them.
A first meeting will be Wednesday, September 23, however, in the square Neptune at 17 to protest against the rejection promoted by Other Town that we have signed up as Women in Black
The killing of Sanaa by the father is first and foremost a very serious which affects us all, native and migrant workers.
Once a woman pays for the right to choose on their own lives, as well as pay all the women who want to stand outside the rules of patriarchal culture.
is not a question of religion but of tradition and culture to justify the punishment of women as their body is the repository of identity, honor, family and community. All this of course exacerbated by the inevitable generational conflict.
not forget that the Italian law on honor killing was eliminated only in 1981 when Italy had already conquered much advanced rights (divorce, abortion clinics, even the new family law that establishes equality between women and men, equal opportunities, etc..), there was only one law to prove not a distraction, but a very strong tradition and customs in some areas of the country, where women were forced to marry their rapist to compensate for the honor of his father and the family, until one brave woman, Franca Viola, put into question the practice and refused to change the course of history. We believe that
must continue to fight every day against these patriarchal traditions and at the same time that racism is behind the idea of \u200b\u200bsafeguards against the burqa by fascist-minded groups and behind the declarations of the Minister for Equal Opportunities also if you experience the intention by the government as a civil party.
At the same time as "tear their hair out" for this crime, after acceptance of a cruel law on migration, a financing agreement with Libya's Gaddafi which resonates painfully on the bodies and lives of migrant women in concentration camps Libyan undergo any form of violence or found dead in the sea with their fellow misfortune.
E 'therefore necessary to establish more and more intense and widespread reports that allow us to confront our reality and how the partnership could be beneficial for both the migrants and the native.
Women act with political practices different from those of men, but most of them contribute to the construction of society and civilization through a policy of relations that unites rather than divides, without obscuring the differences, but treasuring them.
A first meeting will be Wednesday, September 23, however, in the square Neptune at 17 to protest against the rejection promoted by Other Town that we have signed up as Women in Black
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