The Taliban have arbitrarily arrested four women's rights activists for standing up for their rights in Afghanistan — Neda Parwani, Zhulia Parsi, Manizha Siddiqi, Parisa Azada. They are Tajik women.
They must be immediately & unconditionally released. We will not be silenced.
@AnaMurill0 El mismo argumento que la iglesia católica: Jesús trae alegría y determinación a la vida de los niños y por eso hay que meter crucifijos en las aulas.
Pues mira, no. Las mujeres decimos no.
Las creencias, sean cuales sean, para quien las quiera. Pero fuera del aula.
Urgent: The Islamic regime may claim another innocent life. #ZarkhatoonMazarzehi, a 46-year-old widow and mother, faces imminent execution. She is from Baluchistan and denied a fair trial. We must urge the international community to echo her plight and halt this execution.
791 days since the Taliban BANNED teenage girls from school & 327 days since they BANNED women from university.
What a disgraceful betrayal to the millions of girls today in Afghanistan who are deprived of their most basic human right —to receive an education.
We must speak up!
Japan’s longest-running rape crisis center was denied funding after the facility’s director was criticized for not referring to ‘transgender women’ as ‘women.’
Tokyo’s Rape Crisis Center was founded in 1983 by six women, half of whom were survivors of sexual assault. Michiko Orita, one of the founders, said she was harassed by a government official for protecting single sex services for rape survivors.
“Male self-identified ‘women’ ignore the purpose of having a women-only space,” Orita said. “The desire not to have physical men in women-only spaces is not prejudice or a discriminatory attitude, but comes from evidence-based reality.”
https://t.co/WZq7cmKk1t
Being forced to be covered up totally, uneducated and imprisoned at home is NOT the norm for all women in Afghanistan. It has been forced upon women (again) since 2021 by the Taliban.
Before that women enjoyed freedom, education and democracy. They had careers.
#LetHerLearn
Armita Garavand, a young Iranian girl assaulted by the morality police for refusing to wear the mandatory hijab, has been declared brain dead.
It seems the Islamic regime, having observed the public’s reaction to the tragic murder of Jina Mahsa Amini, has learned to manage public sentiment. That’s why the Iranian regime’s media outlets announced the news after days of uncertainty, during which her family was not even permitted to know about their daughter’s situation.
This regime excels at suppressing and killing women, all while negotiating and forging ties with Western politicians. How many more innocent girls need to perish before Western countries realize that this regime is irredeemable? This is the very regime that not only oppresses its citizens but also instigates unrest in Ukraine, Israel, Iraq, and Syria. After decades of atrocities by this totalitarian Islamic regime, the world must finally take a stand and hold them accountable.
Roya Zakeri, who protested mandatory hijab and whose video shouting “Death to Khamenei” went viral, was assaulted, labeled mentally ill, and sent to a mental hospital. Now, she’s in a security jail where many protesters face torture. Speak up for Roya.
Reports found, 16 of 90 female prisoners in Jowzjan, Faryab, and Samangan provinces have become pregnant due to repeated sexual assault and have undergone abortions in local clinics. 1/2
Humbled to be the first Afghan to receive the @oneyoungworld ‘Entrepreneur of the Year’ award for the concept and innovation of @ehtesabapp.
With access to quality education, I, an Afghan girl, could pursue my dream of becoming a technologist. But my award speech was written by someone else: Tahmeena, a student in Afghanistan who wanted to share her message with the world:
“Again, after 30 years, Afghanistan is the worst country in the world to be a woman. But this time, we are not silent, and our voices will reach every corner of this earth. Our position is clear. No to Gender Apartheid. Stand on the right side of history. Support us in our fight.”
I am pretty obsessed with retweeting these videos and getting as many people to see them as possible. Not just because I hate Andrew Tate, though I do, but because he is openly talking about the inner workings of the sex trade. So many people think women enter prostitution because of some moral failing. This man openly reveals all the tricks pimps use to coercively control and manipulate women and girls into prostitution.
Any leftist who thinks the sex industry is some wonderful bastion of sexual liberation should be reminded that there are millions of Andrew Tates actively benefitting from their advocacy of industrialized sexual exploitation. They should know the levels of sadism required to trap women in the sex trade. Any rightist who thinks women in prostitution are just moral failures should be aware of the level of coercion involved, and that the moral failings belong only to these Machiavellian sadists.
The Berlin government is offering children a pro-prostitution picture book intended to teach them that the sex trade is safe and enjoyable.
"Rosie Needs Money," which is written from the perspective of a little girl, is targeted at children aged 6-12.
https://t.co/r5FlkE0kGW
@Zurdo@SoniaFerrerTV Eso no es lo que te ha preguntado.
Tú dices que es mentira que pueda cambiar de sexo. La pregunta es por qué este individuo no puede cambiar de sexo como dices tú.
De acuerdo a la ley, sí que puede, y cumplirá su condena en una cárcel de mujeres gracias a ello.