Secularism is a Women’s IssueLe conseil municipal de Grenoble doit modifier lundi le règlement des piscines. Pour éviter l’autorisation du burkini, le préfet compte utiliser la loi séparatisme.
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France : Grenoble : le préfet de l’Isère prêt à contester l’autorisation du burkini
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Sri Lanka: Prime Minister resign after unions strike and mass violence
16 May, by siawi3Sri Lanka’s once seemingly unshakable strongman, Mahinda Rajapaksa resigned as Prime Minister on Monday but not before creating more trouble that further stoked the fire on the streets.
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Communalism in Contemporary India: A brief review of Bhagat Singh’s Perspective
16 May, by siawi3Communal violence is not a recent phenomenon in Indian Society. It has been a part of Indian history since ancient times. But it has gained new momentum in contemporary India.
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India: Production of Saffron Pedagogy and Its Implications
16 May, by siawi3The modality of the destruction of pedagogy is not merely coming from the ideological state but also the majoritarian social structure. The everyday social structure has been forced to incorporate communal and majoritarian tendencies. The ongoing Hindutva project focused to deconstruct the social consciousness. Therefore, education as an agency of socialization and training in thoughts has been very crucial for both RSS and BJP to inculcate their ideology and thoughts.
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‘Declare it to a doctor, and it’s over’: Ukrainian women face harsh reality of Poland’s abortion laws
16 May, by siawi3When the bombing started, women fled to safety, crossing the border into Poland where abortions are illegal. Women turn to aid groups for help, with many unaware their rights to reproductive healthcare have vanished upon crossing the border. “If women in need of abortion pills cross the border, it depends who they are met by. If it is someone religious, then no way”
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Mali’s Military Ejects France, But Faces Serious Challenges
16 May, by siawi3Part of the instability of the post-NATO war has been the military coups in Mali, Guinea and Burkina Faso.
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France : Rencontre féministe 11 juin 22
16 mai, par siawi3Rencontre féministe samedi 11 juin, à 13h, à Paris autour d’un pique-nique dans le jardin du Luxembourg
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Un premier procès pour crime de guerre : « l’Ukraine fera en sorte d’éviter une justice expéditive »
15 mai, par siawi3L’Ukraine est en droit et a le devoir de juger des crimes qui sont commis sur son sol. Il ne faut pas oublier que la CPI est un mécanisme subsidiaire et que la justice internationale n’existe que quand la justice nationale ne peut pas être rendue.
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USA: Nationwide ’Bans Off Our Bodies’ Rallies Planned for Saturday
15 May, by siawi3“Either abortion will be outlawed in your state or your state will become a state that needs to start providing abortions to people who are coming from out of state. So this will have an impact on every single person in this country.”
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Russia: Protesters against the war
15 May, by siawi3By 2022, the mass opposition movement in Russia was pretty much destroyed. The protests on the first day of the war seem to have been the most populous. More than 2,000 people were detained by the police across the country. These might not look like huge numbers but they are to Russia, a country that has experienced intimidation of protesters and gradual tightening of protest laws for more than a decade. Since February 24, protests continued every day but eventually, they became less and less crowded and at some point ended. The percentage of the detained, however, rose. We stand with the detained and prosecuted for expressing an anti-war position.
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