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La Pantera Rossa brings Amadine Fulchiron and her book “Women’s Law” on sexual violence in Guatemala and Colombia

ANDn Saturday, September 24, starting at 12 noon, at La Pantera Rossa in Zaragoza there will be a conversation with Amandine Fulchiron, a feminist activist and researcher based in Mexico and co-founder of the Guatemalan feminist collective Actoras de Cambio, in relation to her book “Women’s Law. Love, own power, authority and community” (Guatemala, Ediciones … Read more

“The violence of fire is the reflection of our own violence”

by Aaron Mathis

The moan of the forest Theirs is the extinction of the most devastating fires that occur anywhere in Spain. It is the muscle, but above all the brain that mobilizes and protects two fire brigades. In Spain, the salary of a firefighter varies according to the region from the minimum wage to double. He has … Read more

Violence and war have nothing to do with true religion

by Michael Miller

In the presence of Pope Francis it closed today, Thursday 15 September, the vii Congress of leaders of world and traditional religions. At the end of the work, in the conference room of the Independence Palace, in Nur-Sultan, the English text of the final declaration was read, which we publish below in our translation. We … Read more

Domestic violence can be mitigated by educating from the values

by Charlene Moore

It is not a new topic…the recipes that are applied to attenuate these indicators are not new either. Domestic violence can be presented in a physical, psychological, sexual, economic and patrimonial way… The question is what do we do with this? We continue from the State creating bureaucratic structures that involve enormous expenses, but that … Read more

Finjus and Codue believe that the issue of violence should be addressed from the home

by Aaron Mathis

Servio Tulio Castaños Guzmán, Executive Vice President of the Institutionality and Justice Foundation (Finjus), considered this Monday that the recent events of violence that claimed the lives of around 10 people is the consequence of the levels of social breakdown who live in the Dominican Republic. Castaños Guzmán said that in the country “it seems … Read more

House of the Dragon: how will the writers show sexual violence (and avoid GOT mistakes)?

by Steven Felton

The House of the Dragon screenwriter revealed that the series will deal with rapes, but that these will not be shown on screen. Instead, the focus will be on the victims. Whereas House of the Dragon is about to land on our screens, the series is already crystallizing many questions on the representation of sexist … Read more

Living after rape: “It is possible to flourish sexually after such violence”

by Geoffrey Vanhouten

How to live after a rape? How to overcome such trauma? Victim of a pedophile network during her childhood, Célia Rombaut had to learn to rebuild herself. Today proud of the woman she has become, she helps those who fight day and night against this suffering. Meet. Photo: Carole Magnouac Celia Rombaut is psycho-corporal therapist … Read more

Still in prison. Aung San Suu Kyi, 77 years of life that defy violence and silence

by Michael Miller

Dear manager, last Sunday, June 19, Aung San Suu Kyi turned 77. In an unknown place in Myanmar, isolated from the world. But only to return right now to a maximum security prison in the capital Naypyidaw. As if she were in the Tower of London in the Middle Ages. Under the full control of … Read more

SWEDD Project/Fight against violence against women: Belmonde Dogo involvement of religious leaders

by Helen Flores

Yamoussoukro, the political capital of Côte d’Ivoire, hosted the national restitution workshop for the training of Muslim leaders held at Al Azhar University in Egypt on SWEDD themes related to the education of girls and to their retention in school, to the economic empowerment of out-of-school and uneducated young girls, to the harmful effects of … Read more