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yes but as you look out we're using the internet and social networks to have the patriarchy but that's not enough we feminists are taking over public spaces that can be streets and plazas but also places where we appear on the internet virtual space which is also a public space that let us that we would like i mean isn't it possible. to me star you so much i'm a feminist i wear makeup i get my hair done i look after myself. it didn't go at a golf cart and without knowing us i don't do that because some patriarchal structure demands it. i asked a buddha everyone and decides for herself how to live feminism as if what feminism

means to her as if i mean. that ending up in argentina a woman is murdered every 30 hours. and you see how in the cases of femicide most of the women are murdered by someone they live with in 7 out of 10 cases it's either their partner or expert at here. exploit 30 s. we women are being killed by people we know that are going to seals. that i'm buying you know into a wall in the u n i'm in almost not one less campaign is a huge mass movement that slogan encompasses another slogan is well thought out loud all over the us no square most we want to live in other words we're not only

saying stop murdering us it we're also saying we want to live. with you or. we are my station house when my sister's name was swinging she was 26 years old and she lived together with her boyfriend damien the whole time but he was abusive and one day she packed a suitcase saying she was going to go home to her mother who was sort of all i really honestly i knew my mother well she was packing her clothes he began to hit her with very violent blows to the head but this is a child so she even lost consciousness. when she came to he kicked her over and over. if she screamed and called out he's killing me he's killing me. the neighbors called the police it took a while for them to arrive. tomorrow

mesa losses were free and she was put on a morphine based medication and she could no longer attend university or go to work . as this is all it got progressively worse over 8 months then she had a stroke after an operation and died with the still hear what you know. if the person you knew medical officer when that guy got off free is if you done nothing that were not they would have my heart has been torn out. put a kid who no kill you go crazy after all that your heart is broken you're left not knowing why such things happen why humans are so cruel why there's no just. where.

you know me i love don't know where men murder women because they can't because they know that the justice system will protect them but i guess i'll take it when they know they can count on a structure of impunity for gay men can rely on support from the macho brotherhood that permeates their lives with they fit. to get engaged do i say it's always the end so much if they get in and i don't see not absolutely yes. no cop would be all the way this after that 1st me on a man i was protesting 2015 the level of tolerance for much of the violence dropped from what had previously been regarded as quote natural or normal. all this while

today we say no it's neither natural nor normal and we won't tolerate or try to summon or pressing charges and taking action to end the chain of subjugation. and they're doing that sooner than they did in the past. and in on us and they do your deeds. i'm of the employment and at the same time we're also fighting to legalize abortion in argentina. and out of hand the now i'm not about see on you know argentina feminism is met with what we call neal much more aggression that i see on and there are some groups especially when it comes to abortion that attack us on the internet on twitter or facebook. i think that made and link all of us murderers. and it's an awful scene now. i. i.

thank. my. yes. i think. this is the 1st meeting of the warrior women the 1st international meeting . we were in one of the autonomous rebels upper tista municipality that all this upper tista movement defends the rights of the indigenous peoples and the poorest in mexico. you saw the thought that even before the 1994 uprising it stood for an alternative to the capitalist system. and we feminists are connected. than a all that are for the law. we want to change everything and we want to do it

together. it. was my dad was. you know for us and we want that they have a saying we had to mask our faces in order to be seen. as damiano yes what we have here is a totally alternative way of life. honestly often when a feminist society is possible it happens when we all unite. to spit out on you did you expect to many women to come. no no no no we didn't. you know we were expecting 600 but we had to add another 06000 came to that.

so that i'm a journalist that i hope for if i worked as a bartender i would also have a feminist perspective from behind the bar but i happen to be a journalist so i can make my voice heard in the media who are. people i can expose these issues tell these stories and put into words the injustice that women lesbians transvestites and transgender people have to live with. down but as a journalist do. you think. it would. be believed. in and can be in argentina at the moment one of our central demands is the decriminalization and legalization of abortion. that we are

telling him you know. where i'm really at all send back anyway i thought i would don't know that this. is about by me again the symbol of the campaign is the green scarf we wear around our necks or a wrist you see it on the street hanging from girls backpacks and handbags because today it's the younger women who are driving the struggle to take up or to kill. him in islam is an intergenerational movement. that hit us and i. think here in argentina we have a saying rich women abort the poor guy. i am i had a gleaming anything apart from the criminalization the fact that there is no law

ensuring legal safe and free abortion leads to the deaths of so many women that they die as a result of terminating their pregnancies and they die because they're forced to undergo unsafe abortions in secret. ever since the return of democracy that more than $3000.00 women have died after undergoing clandestine abortions. and i want to see you do it alone i case my d.f. it is. video that. knowingly i have not come to debate with you deputies about the right to abortion but then i think that it's also because our rights are not debatable but i have come to ask what you will do to guarantee this right but i don't think they made it all out even that the commission's assessment has to be ready within

a week. that it going to. get a good correlate the look of. it but i've. got new york that it that you're taught both. the you will put in your vote goes. all going to be no version will become legal in argentina it didn't happen today it won't tomorrow but we believe there's been an irreversible change there is no turning that thanks to the women's movement had a. good

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