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Thousands of people are expected in France Saturday to protest against sexual and sexual violence, two days before the end of the Grenelle against domestic violence.
"We, we already wanted a Grenelle on all the sexist and sexual violence.The first measures that were announced to us were still a small pile of scissors", tackle Europe 1 Pauline Baron, coordinator of the collective Us Tous, organizer of the market. "The more people we will be in the street, the more pressure we can put on them and the more they will have to meet at Matignon, or better: at the Elysee Palace, to say 'there, we have to announce the heavy, we need 'we put the financial means', "she continues. The group claims "an extra billion euros against feminicides [...] and sexual and sexual violence".
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The collective "Nous Toutes" gathered Wednesday about one hundred people at the Bourse du travail in Paris, to prepare placards and slogans of purple color, the color of the movement. No less than 20,000 placards were planned for the event, eight times more than for last year's march. Posters that activists staple with short and striking slogans: "Ras the rape" or "down the patriarchy".
"Harassment is not equal to dredge"
Evidence of awareness, many women, a handful of men too, aged about twenty years on average, will demonstrate for the first time, for their first commitment militant.
Many many (many) people at the workshop placards #WeAll :-)
Saturday appointment at the walk https://t.co/YPkpwhgZpp 14h Opera (Paris)! pic.twitter.com/kxXKzwMEQs
On a sign, one can also read "one billion for sexist and sexual violence". "It's about money!", Decrypts an activist. "I am writing: 'Harassment is not equal to flirting.' My brothers, friends, laugh, saying: 'We can not flirt anymore!' I tell them it's not at all the same thing.With a little look, a smile, you know if it's good or it's not good! "Develops another.
Last November, a previous march had gathered 30,000 people in Paris. The group now hopes to mobilize twice more and everywhere in France.