Mujeres de Negro Madrid

English 30 de enero, día escolar de la noviolencia: Las guerras se preparan día a día 27 de enero de 2019 en la Plaza Mayor de Madrid. Por que las guerras se preparan día a día, Educación para la Paz todos los días del año. Mujeres de Negro contra la guerra desde nuestros planteamientos feministas, antimilitaristas y noviolentos creemos que la guerra no es innata al ser humano sino una respuesta cultural desarrollada y alimentada por distintos poderes. Al ser una respuesta aprendida, también podemos desaprenderla. No basta con estar en contra de la violencia y las guerras, hay que analizar las causas que las producen para poder evitarlas. La tendencia de nuestros gobiernos a mantener los privilegios de los más favorecidos con muros y vallas; las devoluciones ilegales de los sin papeles; la denegación de asilo violando las leyes internacionales firmadas; la negación del derecho universal a la salud; la estigmatización de las personas emigrantes desde la creencia de que quitan pues...

January 30, School Day of Nonviolence: Wars are Prepared Day by Day From the standpoint of our feminist, anti-militarist and nonviolent ideology, Women in Black against war believe that war is not innate to the human being, rather it is a cultural response developed and fed by sundry powers. Being a learned response, we can also unlearn it. It is not enough to be against violence and war, one must analyze the causes that produce them in order to be able to avoid them. The tendency of our governments to maintain the privileges of the most favored with walls and fences; illegal returns of those without papers; refusal of asylum, violating signed international laws; denial of the universal right to health services; stigmatization of emigrants because of the notion that they take away jobs or consume our resources and the reversal in the rights of women are the way to promote values that respond to a social model of violence fomenting fear and disdain for people who are different...

English En diciembre de 2020 Mujeres de Negro contra la guerra - Madrid Invitamos a reflexionar: NI DÓCILES NI SUMISAS NI CALLADAS “ Para mí es esencial moverse siempre, desde la cultura patriarcal de la guerra, hacia una cultura feminista y una visión de Paz ” Annelise Ebbe Durante el año 2020, las Mujeres de Negro hemos expresado nuestra opinión sobre diversos temas de actualidad que nos han parecido especialmente importantes. Queremos despedir este año haciendo un breve repaso de los mismos y enfocando el futuro con peticiones renovadas. Hemos querido manifestar nuestro compromiso con la Educación para la Paz , que nos sigue pareciendo un tema de plena actualidad, porque lo consideramos imprescindible para la construcción de una sociedad justa, que reduzca las desigualdades, que se cuide a sí misma y que ofrezca vías noviolentas para regular los conflictos. Formarnos en estas habilidades y practicar estas herramientas es fundamental para todas las personas, espec...

NEITHER DOCILE, SUBMISSIVE NOR SILENT “ For me it is essential to always move forward from the patriarchal culture of war to my feminist culture and vision of peace .” Annelise Ebbe 8 marzo 2019. Plaza de Cibeles, Madrid During the year 2020, we Mujeres de Negro (Women in Black) have expressed our opinion about various current topics that have seemed especially important to us. We want to say farewell to this year by giving a brief review of these topics and focusing on the future with renewed petitions. We want to declare our commitment to Education for Peace , which seems totally relevant today, because we consider it essential to build a just society that will reduce inequalities, that will protect itself and that will offer nonviolent paths to deal with conflicts. It is fundamental for all people to develop these skills and to put these tools into practice, especially the young people, who are our future. The feminist demands of 8 March 2020 came together surrounding ...

English El 25 de noviembre de 2020 Mujeres de Negro contra la guerra - Madrid Invitamos a reflexionar: 25 DE NOVIEMBRE DÍA DE LA ELIMINACIÓN DE LA VIOLENCIA CONTRA LAS MUJERES Aumenta la violencia contra las mujeres durante la pandemia Una de las mayores lacras que sufre la humanidad es la violencia contra las mujeres. Las sociedades evolucionan en la consecución de derechos, pero el derecho fundamental, el derecho a la vida se les quita cada año a miles de mujeres, en todos los lugares del planeta y en todas las clases sociales se las sigue asesinando. Una de cada tres mujeres en el mundo sufre violencia por parte de los hombres . Para erradicar esta lacra, la ONU aprobó la Declaración sobre la eliminación de la violencia contra la mujer el 20 de diciembre de 1993 y estableció el 25 de noviembre como Día Internacional de la Eliminación de la violencia contra las mujeres. En el artículo primero de su Declaración, la ONU entiende por violencia hacia las mujeres todo ac...

25 NOVEMBER, DAY FOR ELIMINATION OF VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN   Violence against women is increasing during the pandemic One of the greatest scourges suffered by humankind is violence against women. Societies evolve in achieving rights, but the fundamental right, the right to life, is taken away from thousands of women. Assassinations of women continue everywhere on the planet and among all social classes. One in three women in the world suffers violence by men . To eradicate this blight, the United Nations approved the Declaration on the Elimination of Violence against Women on 20 December 1993 and established 25 November as the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women. In the first article of the declaration, the UN understands violence against women to mean every act of violence based on belonging to the feminine gender that results or could result in harm or physical, sexual or psychological suffering for women, including threats of such acts, coe...

  WOMEN WHO OPPOSED THE FIRST WORLD WAR Women in Black against War, Madrid. Madrid. Malatesta Publishing House. 2018. Pages 155.    In the celebrations for the 100th anniversary of the First World War that began in 2014, there were many publications dedicated to the war, its origins, development, consequences and effects on the population and the new frontiers. At a time in modern history when there were initiatives and hopes for the elimination of borders, voices were raised that saw the war that was being prepared as a way of separating and pitting populations, and both the war itself and its consequences were going to affect all areas of society in a catastrophic way. In the big amount of publications generated by the centenary, the references we found to opposition to the war were minimal and poor, but they seemed to us to be only the top of the iceberg. From the beginning of our search the findings were numerous and very valuable. They seemed to us to be so current i...