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denial in the land of the perpetrators starts may 6th on d, w. ah, i think we live in a world where men have become used to feeling powerful antiveria diesel. ah, women take their anger to the streets of mexico. we want justice, we want respect. that's all we want a bank and they have to stop murdering us, and they stop pressing. are the names of murdered women. hundreds of them said that the patriarchy must go. a green wave is spreading across latin america. women are demanding

a revolution. they want to make their own decisions about their bodies and their lives. with. this is an important message for the region at a time when the conservative counter offensive is strong. opponents are also mobilizing churches have allied themselves with ultraconservative. this is a fight over women's rights. they want to change the world with wellness iris, december 29th, 2020 tens of thousands have gather to witness argentina. senate make a historic decision. abortion could become legal with

me and it said, i am very excited. we couldn't sleep that so much energy, so many things happening that's been such a feeling is that way, writing history. but this will change every one's life. for 30 years, women and argentina have been fighting to legalize abortion. the green scarf has become the symbol of the movement. ah, until to day abortion has been a criminal offense with very few exceptions, women seeking to enter pregnancy are forced to break the law sometimes resorting to dangerous methods. i thought it would be wonderful if this means having freedom of choice over your own body over your lifetime. he's on it being made because it means that women can escape motherhood as

a duty imposed by patriarchy excitement, because simply this matter is at the heart of the political order. who decides, over pregnant bodies? ah, the debate is being broadcast live. by the time the decision is made, don is breaking up with it's a liberating victory. no more contest on abortions. no more deadly risk. ah,

the green scar has spread from argentina to all of latin america. the green wave is the symbol of a new feminist movement in annapolis, who da out about a little just the right to have an abortion, and gives you the opportunity to decide for yourself. you know, if you did to be able to ask yourself, you know, do i want to become a mother or not? and it is a possibility. this question alone is transformational. the as well that the knows if it is a biological or cultural fe to, you know, if you have to be a mother when you get pregnant with alloy, i know can't to side inclusive one, the amazon about us seal see that i'm with and i want my alex m some geographical context. before 2020 abortions were legal only in a few small countries in the region, including oracle, i, guyana cuba, and parts of mexico. argentina is the 1st large country to take the lead. in

february 2022, columbia legalized abortion during the 1st 24 weeks of pregnancy. but elsewhere in the region, strict bands remain women are criminalized for having abortions and could be jailed in his hello to you, the vice. if a, the let you know medic and el salvador and other allied mom, american countries see they've also adopted the green scarf as a symbol of struggle. and i think that in ecuador, and the dominican republic lifted the way they are trying to change these very restrictive law, especially in el salvador, nicaragua, honduras at the hotel where abortion is not even legal. if the woman's life is endangered feedback, or in cases of rape or severe fetal malformation, i suspect i think some countries here in latin america, they have the strictest abortion law. that i would, the mother that the u. s. abortions are now legal and argentina. but things remain difficult because they have always been difficult in the northern province of to

whom on the pope's homeland church and state are separate in theory. extremely conservative values, particularly deeper says gynecologist cecilia, outset, before legalization abortions were only allowed in very few cases. like rape into common and 2019 an 11 year old girl became pregnant after being raped. a case that made headlines. what i've got it on many fake beth, this is where the demonstration was, what they entered from that which is closed at night. although an abortion would have been legal, in this case, doctors refuse to perform the procedure. if i have any feedback, i yes. hello. hello. this is the main entrance say, thank you. it's where the people who did not want us to legally terminate the girls, pregnancy were protesting. i live in, but outside we'll see. i don't, i mean,

there was a mass and people were praying i own got a pasta. wanted to go into the surgery afterwards. if we didn't let any more ah, i'll set an a colleague, we're the only doctors willing to terminate the pregnancy. no gide, anybody thought he had a fella bought in fema? the stuff were afraid of being arrested. she'll get that. but as he might them, they put that own fears above the girl suffering like a thought this really affected me if so, but i mean, you know, maybe orlando moines back, bound me never in my 21 year long korea had, it happened to me that someone refused to perform anesthesia on a patient any oh to cooperate in their role. this health workin school. never a but it was brutal. no, no gun area bath, osceola. matthew orlando. ah. girls are not mothers reads the writing on the wall, but many become mothers because abortion is 2 and many argentinian provinces.

thousands of women die an illegal abortions. the government elected and 2019 set out to change that got a container. all lemme study and i said look and not the in our tina like in, in many countries in the world that don't have these loss. many women have died as a result of clandestine abortion. have one of us, but i looked on as i what, what we can now say is that from to day on, no woman will die from an abortion a oil, but i buy more than i less out. the 2nd one i'm credit. so what about out of the above all, it was pressure from the street protests that ensured that the issue reached parliament ah, your billing darya linen. but as i will send a bill to legalize abortion during early pregnancy, women who decide to have an abortion will have access to the public health system. my resume della equal,

a lot of people left 0 political coordination plus the women's movement. we achieved this great win on the 30th of december, the law unsafe and free legal abortion was pat lane in our bowling and soda. i. yeah. the left wing government is making good on its electoral promise, pregnancies and argentina can now be terminated legally and free of charge up to the 14th week. ah, one that i go up in and out of indiana save a portion was criminalized in the argentinian penal code in 1921. i didn't know what at that time women were not allowed to vote, nor could we be elected law. this means that the men of argentina voted from male representatives who decided what we women could and could not do with our bodies. so horrible seeketh thou up either, but are you either?

but i will get us in wrath before he issued is dividing the country at demonstrations. abortion opponents carry the national colors right. when christians mingle with extreme conservative forces, ah, for them, abortion amounts to mass murder of the innocent. the fight over the law has always been a fight over who can mobilize more people? ah, see, hope it a good we important dunphy and dina are in the one sided. i think the way argentina pushed through this lore is very important. as a result of an enormous mobilization in the st. total effect through the pressure of the feminist movement. though, for many the campaign success and argentina is encouraging women all over latin america. and mexico to women are

fighting for their rights and for their lives. here women are killed every day. if international women's day in mexico city, thousands of young women take their anger, powerlessness and despair to the st. ah, we are afraid to go out. we have had enough. ah,

they demand justice and a life without fear. they too have adopted the green scarf from argentina as a symbol mexican women are fighting against every day sexism and harassment and against structures in which men take precedence. whether i work in relationships or in the family covered like this and feels immune to men scrutiny. it's her armor for the day. but being a woman in mexico is a constant struggle with it means that you have to try to survive every day, no matter where you are. we are always living under threat even when we go to the

shop, we're in danger. the up with cat ears are there, trademarked, they call themselves the meat cheese. spanish for kitty's. and today the streets belong to them, not to the muchos. ah, i mean the small is elbow, we broken them and there you go. in advice and the phenomenon of my cheese mo is deeply rooted in mexico. women are seen as property well as possessions so much as something that makes you more of a man good. michael, i love you so much that i'd rather kill you than shall ye with someone else. said

them all out there and everything is justified by love. by jealousy, dog are we still have a long way to go in this is angelina. they did it. go ahead. last longer is up and then was and if this is demo, the connecticut in this traditional gender system we brought up in, we men learned that women are there to look after us getting a younger film on it. and that they should do this willingly, gratefully grampa noise the a, any expectation that he's not fulfilled by them in everyday life. what could be punished to equity on up with a social nella? ah, the group moves towards the government buildings engaging in a game of cat mouse was police. ah,

the government has barricaded the national palace. so the protesters have written the names of murdered women on the barriers. a potent reminder of the many mexican women who have lost their lives in the president is killing us to by ignoring our denunciations and by cuddling us here and shooting us with tear gas one. but not some women are persecuted or accused of breaking the law just because we are demons treating for our survival up on my child. but i sort of mean in more than 90 percent of cases violent criminals and mexico go unpunished. president low as of right or often down plays, assaults against women, yet denounces their graffiti. i miss

vasa. deed i don't. a boy last time they threw fire crank as at the door of the national palace. he noise. so norfolk that these not only damages this historic building. yeah, but it also affects people. ah, verizon us. ah, mexico is a country marked by violence where drug wars and crime claim thousands of victims every year. a place steeped and matches culture. on average 10 women are killed every day and mexico sometimes because of their gender, a crime known as fem. aside, often the perpetrator comes from within the victims community. ah, a suburb of mexico city,

a metropolis of several 1000000 sheer load of dis, garcia is searching for her missing daughter, norma diane, the 4, but as long as in call mrs. failure when they are not, madam, it's been 3 years and 5 months she left for work. one day i saw her off, blessed her and hugged her. lord have thought that it would be the last time with the last hug. it would be more powerful.

ah ah 2 men confessed to norma's murder, but the young woman's body was never found. there was never a verdict either. lord, this believes the authorities want to put the case behind them. i asked, looking at the note, what will the me some is razzles bullet su, guessing only when i have my daughter's body in my arms will i say she's dead for you until then. i will continue to search and fight. fmc always told me, mamma, you are my warrior, my mama, we are the 3 musketeers a bit of one for all and all for one of us. those words are always in my head here, women, it's for her and my other daughter support and i'm still on my feet fighting. you will? yes. at the white glove all week. one flatow m i

not a desk has long since lost confidence in the police, and the judiciary. faced with the authorities, lack of action, she gathered information herself and passed it on to them. mm. the authorities have no new information for lord as to day. either. goodness by song. this is my 20th time here in 3 years and 5 months live of it that i financing course loaded this quickly suspected her daughter's boyfriend, but nobody listened in allowing them they will recommend buck is that of a guy. he told a friend that he lured women and got paid for it. so i told the local prosecutor, they that he wanted proof not words in medical. if you want proof rather than get to work,

i've gathered all the information and documents. i've done all the work after 3 years and 5 months, i'm not an expert level guy, i'm not a lawyer, but a life teaches you to be tough in order to find her daughter orland quintanilla blanca beam was good. one is about up of the book with us when lucas dcea. so lingo, linda, this is yellow is if the justice system is sluggish and not sufficient enough to handle all the cases. gallegos in the low don't important the ankle the out of every $100.00 acts of violence are about 98.5 percent go unpunished. quality gillian, ponies, this impunity in addition to the inertia with and then this gender culture that leads to us men not taking active responsibility. meaning that we don't only think about change but act accordingly. but all this leads to this oppressive system. it was can rattle is that if this is tim,

are open as he will. i think book or quantum though i see not on nothing unless i knew a few years ago. a young woman last me was merge on the university campus here in mexico city. they in doing the luck, went that at the time with the city prosecutor's office circulated messages via it's twitter account less be may have been murdered. but according to our initial investigations, she liked to party and drink a lot of alcohol. elizabeth wilner, chico cooper, without things are completely irrelevant for a woman was murdered. here there must start investigating what happened. very good . how are you going to solve this case other so that if the customer ah leslie was found dead by this telephone booth on the university campus? investigators claimed she took her own life ah, the law. her mother never believed that version of events. and neither did her

lawyer, ah believe whether we need a key get us. yes, i can't even provide the other day. i can come here, thanks to the students and young women who have supported me with the and they were here from the beginning and gave less for your voice a get is that pretty minimum into severe nike. they said this was not suicide, it was fantasize handle northwest. we see they said we don't care if she was a university student or not. no, no, no, seem or the, the facts are that her lifeless body was found here and it had traces of violent listen, we would see that electro is good. so what was the meat of franklin? there are lucky 8 the in their lives will save. you lives. less piece mothers, lawyers. i already had ara exposed, the investigators negligence. 22 year old legacy was murdered by her partner.

those pretty close kathy to my uncle is be savvy as was you, albert gay, neal gallagher, i believe one of the adverts who claimed less be committed suicide here, that she had come here to the phone booth where to put a phone cord around her neck. and dropped herself away. these experts never came here because they didn't test this with a mannequin or other method is more they didn't take into account less bees weights or height either or the size of the attacker. basically, they just imagined how it might have happened. does this automatically now don't come? well, that's not a scientific methodist. is only met those cynthia leslie's case caused outreach. certain authorities had lain less v for her own death, but eventually her murderer was sentenced to 45 years in prison.

good, i will not hauling a gay nor a thin yarn, but i am the levy. lackey, they said she was a young woman with no life prospects. e that she took a drug drive from the city a series of prejudices. but dario titles, heat lies death that dragged the memory of leslie into the mud. gay people saw these as excuses by the institutions to justify leslie's death and normalized the violent. lizzie, e, not a message to society, was that this was a death that wasn't worth asking about in a while, a banner, but i own that, went back after this case, politicians and the judiciary were forced to react. they created a prosecutor's office dedicated to famous sides and office lesbians, mothers, lawyers. i uti now heads as the special prosecutor for pharmacists and mexico city

. the attorney general publicly apologized as some of them don't get him and we have a crime before us that was poorly investigated over a file that was poorly kept in a case that was badly presented to the judges. hearing a crime that almost went unpunished in a crime that happened in a context of violence against women where we are criminalized, harassed in the streets, in the workplace. and in schools. there are now 4 times as many investigators working on premises and her prosecutor's office. but the cases are piling up all the same as yaki mm. that is just one case. what i think of all of it. oh, oh. siena

middle east dozens, due to sickness noise, because in the sorrel cri, adams, which is not enough to just establish new institutions. so if you look behind the curtain, you see that they are often sand castles, but there is nothing behind them. now they have no resources, no stuff. they are institutionally weak because they nat. so let legal foundation, they, if there is no political will to morrow, they will disappear again just as easily as either fussing this up. but i said distrust of the mexican state runs deep. young women preferred to trust their friends and community once again we meet and she and the meet. she is where the kitties accompany women who want to have abortions with medication, abortions are allowed only in

a few parts of mexico. i met with them. we try to get those eat unless the one that is i love cats. and we tried to find something that could bring women together whilst taking some of the seriousness out of it. so it's serious, of course, in the sense that it should be legal and we have to look out for each other and everything. but god, and we wanted to take away that imposed, granted that going got it. something bad that and we're condemned for it is my law that good? nothing. because that does that mean it echo morrila a lesson though the me cheese obtain the necessary medication and stay with women during their abortion through instagram they raise awareness. among other things of contraceptives, to which many have no access at all. and me knows that a they letting go g, both gabby and malaria, mundane. so at least 3 out of 5 women,

i accompany every day those have been raped by their partner. what both of this has to do with a lack of sex education, but it's also to do with a situation of extreme violence against women. a women who have abortions have often experienced extreme violent resiliency, others oh and also became pregnant at 16 after being raped. and the capital, it was possible to have an abortion, but no one prepared her for what was to come nothing if he had a man, not the avenging for my sins will 15th it. but as i read it goes at the nursing domestic will they give you no information with a look of us exports, whether you'll have after effects on whether you spell something and how a whether you will believe, jaeger or no there was no information. a lot of me, at that time, a woman approached me and she saved me the bus and i had told one of my friends when i was going through and she called a companion knuckle. but i didn't even know these women existed. what they do exist

yet, it doesn't look great if guess young. if the law or a yeah. gaga. she stayed with me for 3 days. and as the yes, she gave me a sense of calm. he and i realized i'm not the only girl who's been in this kind of situation may like went that, that in the, in the kennesaw alone he got, she got a gas bus or the board. what is the ah dos come on me when i might not one more, no other women should have to go through what she went through abuse, rape, harassment, inequality, guns. yeah. these are scars, that she symbolically carries on her body shackles. she wants to shake off. ah m, all of the women here share similar struggles.

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. good girl as go buzz out of him. the muslim is good. our sisters in argentina give us great help, you know, but not only for mexico, but for all of latin america was bad at them. we have seen what can be achieved by all these women coming together. credit, how we were able to change things, whether that pressure must continue left. but if young did nika, said you, ah, while argentina is leading the way conservative forces on the continent want to turn back the clock. like in brazil, still the largest catholic country in south america. with met in south odl. catholics have some competition. ah. right in the middle of

the city, evangelical pentecostals are building their mega churches, a demonstration of power ah, or worship service, and a brand new church in your cell phone. the leader of the mega church, see less money for you has come in person. one of the richest pastors in brazil, he's the celebrity, was nearly 9000000 followers on various social networks. and as closely acquainted with former president bol sonata. ha, ha, my lease studies averaged a fair job, but it was also been yeah, got a partial guy. might. he yield an enormous amount of power and political influence

l. update ng. see i shin the irish yet the, the shuttle hulu. but i know brazil is very fertile ground. the country is open towards evangelicals, but are very, very yoga bear with brazil is fertile ground because of its raging inequality. poor neighbourhood, sit next to luxury housing. and as the state fails to look after it, citizens churches step in. they are everywhere. they promised social advancement to the hardworking, provided they abide by the moral doctrine of the evangelicals. marla fire sees herself fighting a culture war against leftists and gender equality. proponents who want to disrupt

the god ordained order. bah, bah gas is she a dodger, suzanne bow from me. decked out in western society, family, and marriage of the basis of christian values. this is an attempt to change that. you think the truth is that the lift wants to change? that is not ass. evangelicals needs the less with their cultural marxism. so what they've realized that force of arms won't work. so they're trying the power of education. they say we will destroy the patriarchal family, fun media. it's the last resort and stronghold of authority in society. that is what's at stake today is to go who was bonus? i don't, but as it banks are global as you ah, the patriarchal family with the man as its head is the dogma of brazilian machismo . hardly any one embodies that light fall sonata and mala. fire is fully behind him

with full wish. with my hand, the more he combines 2 things, all the moral agenda and the important issues of the country, the fight against corruption, crime yard, false. an arrow is against abortion. he represents the moral agenda that we defend, as i've had them all to march different them. in the outskirts of sao paolo, the organization, u, p. m as his victims of domestic violence and 2020, about 3900 women, were killed in brazil. according to lawyer eddie cope went, the problem was for a long time, considered a private matter. women hardly spoke about it out of shame. now the far right

rules with the blessing of evangelicals making life difficult for feminists and brazil. mm. i want to talk with k, i mean, tell you that there are they that you, maj. no, it's a huge step backwards. again, their mentality is from the middle aged women also want to be in power on his, his boss. she bullied air as moliere and women want to have autonomy over their body. it all to know, mia super oper portable no. e gray suppressed that by telling us how to behave is to not for michel merging dowdy dress. i she, what our values are he? why know who to have a relationship with quizes not as well. oh, they want to totally restrict us and ha, and we don't want that anymore, but is to on to change no cam, eyes to day assault survivor. christiana is here for counseling.

jo, half of her face has been paralyzed since her husband shot her in the head. ah, oh. when oh is a paul that the government has he is gone, loss is coded with. oh, she believes that women's policy remains unimportant to the government. keep blue. so the heath i covered zia, he vasa, the maze a z, should they oma informa. so in here it is bad every day, every month we hear that another facility has reduced its team or closed down. meanwhile, violence against women has increased using thumb. be key of your lean support with the liberalization of gun laws. we knew the main target would be women lava. a

quite a bit of thunder. the ottoman a lease ball said we did back in the northern argentinian province of tacoma on 6 months have passed since abortion was legalized, never suddenly the poor women in the area can go to a doctor if they don't want a child. at least in theory, with identity, if you are denied all options here in these mountains, it means death. then you try all kinds of things, and you quickly resort to old practices. we're talking about clothes hangers, parsley. these have cost many lives. i would run back, gone these to have gone to court with women seeking abortions. now that they no longer have to work under ground. they can councilwoman officially powerful, but even after legalization, resistance is huge. hurry,

i'm open the bro. i found the la. i've got you, i have the $50000.00, but we knew it would be more difficult for us here than in the rest of the country that i'm talking about. the north one, especially tacoma, and the other we knew we would struggle because this province was designated pro life except meaning against legal abortion. we know what the louisa anita let lucy ellis with you. i need to see if abortion is still to bow even and hospitals, they explained everything. so women keep coming to them. i know put forward what are they saying? practical implementation of the law is still long ways off and took woman doctors here are still allowed to refuse to perform abortions for reasons of conscientious objection. according to the gynecologist, he say lot i now go most of them do that. i don't really go with any of the then

the federal tele hummel's threatened them illegals. in my hospital, a maternity clinic or out of 30 doctors. the 27 are conscientious objectors and refuse to apply the law. the so i mean that, but i only 3 or not does is a b in the solomon. this fact alone shows that the vast majority in the region do not agree with this law. that would always, you know, that there was a little going if the lady i worked this is a new stage and the struggle for legal abortion into human cecilia. our sets practice has become a focal point for anyone seeking information. the silence around abortions, clandestine procedures criminalization. all of this has left many emotionally wounded with mommy roxio mom been in that are so come yo

a bottle amine off i'm the former my point of view. i'm the long run. the leaking i zation of abortion has strengthened women. if you need an abortion today, who are in a very different position, you know of a woman who knows that there is a law to protect her is havoc. who knows that she will not go to jail back. who knows that the state supports her is in a very different position when she asks for a legal, safe, and free abortion when of course, she knows that she will not die because she is being treated by a doctor lab and that will medical, it's radically life changing i think i meant that i read when us iris, the capital of argentina, was the starting point of the feminist wave in latin america. veronica, cargo, and the others still have many issues to fight for violence against trans people, new quote, or regulations. the pressure must continue. women's strength has always lane and

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