Argentina was already Leader in gender equality legislation-It was the first nation in Latin America to decide the laws of gay marriage, and the first in the world determines the rights of transit such as human rights. But Ni Una Minos has motivated more governmental measures, including budget allocations to support sexual violence victims; Establishing an official record to track elegant pesticides throughout the country; Providing the government’s free legal assistance to individuals with domestic violence or sexual assault; Educational efforts to bring gender awareness to public schools; In December 2020, in a historic victory for women’s rights in the country of the Catholic majority-which produced the basal abortion.
Since the movement of the movement, hundreds of thousands of women have gone to the congressional palace, many of whom wears a green archive, the movement symbol. (This gesture was a tribute to the mothers of the Plaza de Mayo, who attended a white archives from seventy to seventy, when they began to protest against the disappearance of their children under the country’s military dictatorship. In the morning that was approved by the House of Representatives Chamber (the equivalent of the House of Representatives), I was sitting outside a cafe in Harlem, and considered wearing a green dress. Moments after receiving the phone’s notification about the vote, a woman came out of the adjacent building. She was Argentine, and she was so surprised that she was looking for a person sharing the moment. She saw my green dress and assumed that I was a country colleague. “It has passed!” She cried, and embraced me tightly.
I felt the codification of abortion as if it was the culmination of the movement’s efforts – as if something had changed in Argentina and there was no return. But even at the time the Mayada had doubts. She told me: “I travel a lot throughout the country, and I felt that things were not happy as it seemed from Buenos Aires.” “Not all girls wore green anxiety, and not all boys started to dismantle themselves.” I found resistance between evangelical Christians, and whenever I went to the country, I felt that “something might explode at any moment. It exploded.”
In January 2024, a month after assuming his post, Javier Millie said, in his first appearance at the Davos Summit as President, “The only thing that this radical feminist agenda led is the largest state intervention to obstruct the economic process, and create jobs for bureaucrats who do not contribute anything In society, whether in the form of ministries for women or international organizations designated for the reinforcement of this agenda.
Millet personally against abortion and called it “strict killing.” He has already dismantled the Ministry of Women, Jansia and Diversity, and dismantled programs that fight sexual violence. “There is now no active policy to ensure the rights of girls, women or gay individuals,” Anna Korea, a lawyer and activist who is part of Ni Ona Minos. In November, during a hearing of the American Committee for Human Rights, Argentine human rights organizations argued that the decisions of the Miley administration “have strengthened a severe setback, and put the lives of thousands of girls, teenage girls, women, women, women, and Queer and TRS individuals at risk .
As the first year of the administration approaches the office, a campaign against the Women’s Book whose books were proposed to read in high schools in Buenos Aires Province were launched. In particular, it targeted four books containing sexual scenes. Victoria Villarwell, Vice -President of Miley, tweeting, “stopped taking out our children, removing the classrooms of those who promote these harmful agendas and respect the innocence of children.” Villarwell was more angry than passing through a novel by Dolhris Reyes, “Cometierra” (“Eartheater“), Which is characterized by a teenager of a teenager, by eating dirt, he can locate missing girls and women; in one scene, the book describes sex by mouth. Reyes received hundreds of humiliating messages and death threats.“ We will burn you and your book, ” The reaction “Out of the step with the Times”, Al -Mayada told me. Very he came out of it. ”In late November, more than a hundred and twenty books organized public reading of books in the players-Aires play-“ Cometcherra ”.
In the conclusion of “Dead Girls”, Al -Mayada tells the story of another girl – one survived. She was walking in an atom field that was not far from her home, during the Sista period, when her cousin, who was much older, suddenly appeared. He grabbed her arms and started dragging her to the field. He was drunk and would not leave it. She was terrified, but she collected the power to liberate and escape. That girl was the aunt of Mayada, and in the conclusion she walks with the squares through the corn field itself, and the story tells her. This is where the book ends, with this sentence: “The northern winds have made coarse corn leaves together, and the legs swing from side to side, which produces a threat, if you listen closely, it can also be a small victory music.”
