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In this webcast, the @LATAMProg brought together a panel of experts for a discussion about gender disparities in Latin America and the impact of COVID-19.https://www.wilsoncenter.org/event/webcast-impact-covid-19-gender-disparities-latin-america …
Panelist @AdriQguatemala remarked that "We have a lack of implementation of specialized laws to prevent and eradicate violence against women and girls. Only half of the countries in the region have legislation specialized on femicide.”
“The Argentine experience – with the abortion debate shifting from invisibility to being openly debated in the streets, parks and schools – has blown off the lid. This is difficult to reverse”. The #NiUnaMenos
celebrates its fifth anniversary this week.
Check out this Q&A with Mariela Belski, Executive Director of Amnesty International Argentina for more about #NiUnaMenos , the abortion debate, and the influence of Argentine youth in the national debate.https://www.wilsoncenter.org/article/qa-mariela-belski-executive-director-amnesty-international-argentina …
To learn more about Argentina's Vaca Muerta, home to the largest unconventional oil and gas reserves outside the U.S., read our interview with @fmonaldi. https://www.wilsoncenter.org/blog-post/dead-cow-bounce …pic.twitter.com/avSV3SWzxY
In his inauguration speech, Argentina’s president Alberto Fernández called #NiUnaMenos "a touchstone for the whole society.” He also emphasized the high level of domestic violence in Argentina, demanding its “total eradication.”
But abortion legislation in Argentina has stalled. Read more about #NiUnaMenos and abortion in Argentina in this edition of the #WeeklyAsado:https://www.wilsoncenter.org/blog-post/panuelo-verde-other-campaign …
“In Argentina alone, there were 19 femicides from March 20 to April 20, according to official figures. More recent data, from the Observatorio Ahora Que Si Nos Ven, reported 49 femicides from March 20 to May 10, or approximately one woman killed every 24 hours” #NiUnaMenos
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