Gamag-Europe Afghan women: journalists, judges and teachers

The win of the Taliban in Afghanistan and the withdrawal of international forces in August has put on hold the advances that the country and women and girls in particular have benefited from in the last two decades. And not only that, but they are in clear setback and danger.

Few people have been evacuated compared to all those left at the mercy of the new Afghan government, ruled by Sharia. This Government has abolished the Ministry of Women’s Affairs by the so-called Ministry for the Promotion of Virtue and the Prevention of Vice.

Castilla y León / Spain

GAMAG EUROPE (GE), with #SinEllasNoVoy (#I’mNotGoingWithoutThem)

We ask for your adherence to the Manifesto of the feminist journalists of Castilla y León so that the voice of women journalists is heard louder

• The program of the I International Congress of Journalism “Miguel Delibes” that is being held these days in Valladolid, Spain, only includes five women journalists compared to 19 men

• This distribution is unequal, does not represent the plurality of society and makes a good part of the sector invisible, which are women journalists.

Castilla y León / España

GAMAG EUROPE (GE), con #SinEllasNoVoy

Pedimos vuestra adhesión al Manifiesto de las periodistas feministas de Castilla y León para que la voz de las periodistas se oiga con más fuerza

• El programa del I Congreso Internacional de Periodismo “Miguel Delibes” que se celebra estos días en Valladolid, España, solo incluye a cinco mujeres periodistas frente a 19 hombres
• Este reparto es poco equitativo, no representa la pluralidad de la sociedad e invisibiliza a una buena parte del sector que son las mujeres periodistas