Mujeres de Negro Madrid

English El 26 de marzo de 2023 En la Plaza Mayor (junto al caballo), a las 12 horas Mujeres de Negro contra la guerra - Madrid Invitan a una concentración de negro y en silencio: Por el cumplimiento de los tratados internacionales Aunque los tratados internacionales no han conseguido acabar con las guerras, consideramos importante que existan, máxime cuando hay una guerra abierta con la amenaza de que se usen armas nucleares. A pesar de todo, la ciudadanía tenemos una base para denunciar su incumplimiento y presionar para que se cumplan. Desde el tratado de Derecho Internacional (DI), que regula las relaciones entre los Estados y no admite la invasión de los países, los convenios, normas y usos aplicables a los conflictos armados internacionales o internos, que implican una responsabilidad penal internacional, hasta el Tratado por la Prohibición de las Armas Nucleares. Mujeres de Negro contra la Guerra de Madrid: nos unimos a la campaña europea para apoyar y dar asilo

Complying with International Treaties There have always been women who have opposed wars. In 1915 women organized to try to stop the First World War. Overcoming many obstacles from their governments, they came from countries at war with one another and crossed enemy lines on their way to The Hague. They did not succeed in stopping the massacre but the declaration from The Hague that spoke of dialog and collaboration established the basis for the Society of Nations. Since then, various international treaties have been signed. Although they have not managed to end wars, we think it is important that they exist, especially when there is an open war with the threat of using nuclear weapons. Despite everything, the citizens have a basis for denouncing failure to comply with treaties and exert pressure for their fulfillment: the treaty of International Law, which regulates relations between countries and does not permit invasion of the countries, along with the conventions, norms an