6 minutes agoOn March 8, women again marched, did not celebrate
Periskopi(6 years ago)
(6 years ago)Tens of women, including several men, have marched through the streets of the capital on the occasion of women's International Day, demanding the empowerment and support of women as they did in previous years. Its motto remained unchanged “Marching, celebrating” and started from square “Zahir Pajaziti” towards the Kosovo Police, where it was requested [...]
Her motto remained unchanged “Marching, celebrating” and started from square “Zahir Pajaziti” towards the Kosovo Police, where justice was sought for all women killed.
Some of their requests were addressed here. Among the voices of this march, Jane Loka said that to halt prejudice and discrimination would be called to account by the country's government, Periscope follows.
Participants in the march were Prime Minister Albin Kurti, who, however, currently has only 27 per cent of women in his cabinet in important positions [Prime Minister, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister].
Meanwhile, Mr. Kurt has been constantly busy promoting a highly violent and often sexist record in the public realm where all who thought otherwise were punished. This has resulted in women analyst and commentators for political developments not participating in public debates on vital issues of their well-being. /Periscope
