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Amnesty International publishes policy and research on protection of ’issued women rights

Found by Alexia Tsouni  The electronic newspaper « Το Μωβ » does not consider the prostitution of a profession,but violence against women .Agrees to the protection of extradited women or persons , but not to its recognition as a profession . If a customer is bad you need to manage it yourself to the end. …

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Ηusband admits murdering his wife Caroline Crouch

Greek pilot husband ADMITS murdering his British wife Caroline Crouch by ‘suffocating her with a pillow in front of their baby’ then ‘drowning their dog as part of cover-up’ after fitness tracker destroyed his alibi Babis Anagnostopoulos has confessed to killing his wife Caroline Crouch  The 20-year-old Briton had threatened to leave him and take …

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Νέα δήμαρχος στο Σαντιάγκο, με πρόγραμμα κοινωνικών μεταρρυθμίσεων

Αλιεύει η Εύη Κυπαρίσση   Μια εξαιρετικά σημαντική στιγμή για τα κοινωνικά κινήματα της Χιλής εγκυμονούσαν οι αυτοδιοικητικές κάλπες της Κυριακής, καθώς φύσηξε άνεμος αλλαγής και εξελέγη δήμαρχος η 30χρονη μαρξίστρια ακτιβίστρια Ιρασί Χάσλερ. «Ολα αυτά τα χρόνια είδα στην πόλη μας την αδιανόητη επισφάλεια, την ακραία φτώχεια, την εγκατάλειψη, τις διακρίσεις, την απουσία στοιχειωδών …

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‘A game-changing moment’: Chile constitution could set new gender equality standard

Chileans to elect 155-strong assembly made up of equivalent men and women to set out new framework and enshrine equal rights Women’s rights activists in Chile say that the country’s new constitution will catalyze progress for women in the country – and could set a new global standard for gender equality in politics. In a two-day …

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A Transnational Response to the Attacks on the Istanbul Convention

by E.A.S.T. (Essential Autonomous Struggles Transnational) On April 11th, EAST members, women and LGBTQIA+ people from Turkey, Poland, Greece, Italy, Bulgaria, Romania, […], drawing from Turkey’s withdrawal from the Istanbul Convention, gathered together in a public assembly. This assembly was called to organise transnationally in our fight for women’s and LGBTQIA+ people’s freedom.   Erdogan’s overnight …

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