A large crowd, on International Women's Day, gathered in the streets of São Paulo, Brazil, to show solidarity with Palestinian women's rights and denounce the actions of the Israeli regime.

Why it matters: 

The demonstration symbolizes worldwide support for Palestinian women and aims to raise awareness about the atrocities committed by the Israeli regime in the Gaza Strip.

 

The big picture: 

 The Joint Campaign for Palestine in Brazil organized the march to draw attention to the situation of Palestinian women and the negative effects of immigration policies. The event commenced with speeches delivered by civil society activists and representatives of social groups, highlighting women's entitlement to expressing opposition to the U.S. proposals for forced migration.

 

What she's saying: 

Julia Anhick, leader of the "Life for Palestinian Women" initiative, stated during the demonstration that the aggressive policies of the Israeli regime have resulted in genocide against women, forced displacement, and reduced access to healthcare, severely impacting the lives of women in Gaza.
She asserted that these actions indicate a broader strategy to eradicate the Palestinians and highlighted the need for increased awareness and civil pressure from media and human rights organizations to support Palestinian women.

 

Go deeper: 

Improving the rights of Palestinian women should be central to international policies aimed at enhancing their living conditions amid the current conflict. Recognizing the unique challenges they face, often intensified by ongoing tensions, is vital for fostering a more equitable future.

 

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Hossein Amiri