Feminisms in the world in 2020

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By: Kpénahi Traoré

On the occasion of international women's rights day Senegal, Palestine, France, Switzerland: how to tell the new feminist waves?

Publicity

With:

- Pauline DELAGE , sociologist at the Mediterranean sociology laboratory and at the Center for Gender Studies in Lausanne , co-founder of the VisaGE laboratory (Gender-based violence), author of Feminisms in the world ( Textual Editions )

- Ndeye-Fatou KANE , Senegalese, Senegalese blogger and author, author of You said feminist? ( L'Harmattan ), she launched the hashtag #balancetonsaisai (pervert in Wolof)

Alix HARDY , RFI correspondent in Mexico, will speak to us about feminist movements in Mexico.

And a report by Charlie DUPIOT

Shaparak Shajarizadeh is 44 years old. This Iranian entrepreneur found herself militant in the face of all the injustices she suffered, as a woman in her country. Imprisoned and forced into exile, she now lives in Toronto, Canada. She publishes, with the journalist Rima Elkouri, the book Freedom is not a crime with the editions Plon . She was still a child in 1979 when the Islamic Revolution made it compulsory to wear the veil for women in Iran, and restricted their rights. Charlie Dupiot met her during her visit to Paris.

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• International Women's Day
• Womens rights