#Direct
À l’occasion de la Journée internationale des droits des femmes ce 8 mars, la France renforce son action contre les violences basées sur le genre et les violences sexuelles en temps de conflit.
#8mars
#8mars Dossier : Les droits des femmes : une politique de l'égalité.
https://www.vie-publique.fr/dossier/19589-les-droits-des-femmes-une-politique-de-legalite
La version complète, corrections bienvenues si erreurs d'anglais.
🎶 Im a rich lonesome cowgirl
'Cause a long long way from hommes
And the rich lonesome cowgirl
's got a long long way to fight
Over violence and over rap
From dawn till day is done
My cat and me keep fighting
Into this settin sun
Lonesome cowgirls
We've got long long way to fight...to equality 🥁 🎶
RT: @erwanbalanant A l’approche de la journée des droits des femmes le #8mars, c’est un appel #collectif, #transpartisan, de parlementaires & associations, pour examiner au Parlement la loi intégrale contre les VSS faites aux femmes et aux enfants !
https://www.lemonde.fr/idees/article/2026/03/06/pour-lutter-contre-les-violences-envers-les-femmes-et-les-enfants-il-faut-une-strategie-globale-soutenue-par-des-moyens-suffisants_6669757_3232.html
#8mars Journée internationale des droits des femmes
#FocusBiblio à retrouver en salle Sciences sociales
Sélection d'ouvrages autour de la thématique "les femmes et le monde du travail"
#TravailFéminin #FemmesAuTravail #Inégalités #ÉgalitéProfessionnelle #PlafondDeVerre #JusticeSociale #Féminisme #DroitsDesFemmes
[8 mars]
✊Pour célébrer la journée internationale des droits des femmes ce dimanche, revenons quelques instants sur la trace laissée dans les archives par l'histoire du premier vote des femmes. 🗳
#8mars #journeeinternationaledesdroitsdesfemmes #8mars2026 #elections2026
🎼 Slogan chanté pour le 8 mars :
I'm a rich lonsome cowgirl 🎶
'Cause a long long way from hommes 🎶
Vous l'avez l'air ?
La version complète dans le pouet ci dessous.
📢 Pour le 8 mars 2026 à Toulouse, rejoins le cortège commun "Féministes anticarcérales et anti-impérialistes !"
#Toulouse
📆 Dimanche 8 mars
🕚 11h
📍 Métro Jeanne d'Arc
Martxa 11:00etan abiatuko da Pausutik, eta Hendaian barrena egingo du bidea. 11:30ak aldera Santiago zubian izango da gutxi gorabehera.Santiago zubitik Iparralde etorbidetik jarraituko du eta 12:00ak inguruan Zabaltza plazara (Irun) iritsiko da. Hondarribia kaletik aurrera egingo du, Zubimuxu errotondara helduz. Mendelutik Amuten sartuko da, Hondarribian.Sabino Arana kalean barrena ibiliko da eta 13:00ak inguruan San Pedro kalean amaituko da erreibindikazioa #8M #8mars #8march #emakumeak
🟣 Rendez vous ce 8 Mars dès 14h Place de Jaude au village associatif avec une dernière répétition des @lesrosies63.bsky.social@bsky.brid.gy, puis départ dès 15h en manif.
📆 dimanche 8 mars à 14h,
📍 Place de Jaude
La lutte en chantant ce n'est pas une « mode », nos ancêtres ont fait la révolution au son de la Carmagnole !
Nous exprimons notre colère et nos espoirs en dansant et en chantant dans les rues.
Rejoignez nous, ensemble on est plus fort·es !
#8Mars #JournéeInternationaleDeLaLuttePourLesDroitsDesFemmes
Dimanche 08 Mars
Montceau-les-Mines (71)
Le Collectif Féministe Antifa 71 + ODiL présentent :
🦚14h–18h — Mini-marché de créatrices
🎥15h–16h30 — Ciné-débat :
Riot Grrrl – Quand les filles ont pris le pouvoir
Projection + discussion : les femmes dans la culture, la place qu’on prend, la scène qu’on construit.
🎯17h–17h30 — Quiz / blind test féministe
Entrée libre
La Volière, 12 rue des Oiseaux
#8mars
#antifa
#lgbtqia
#grunge
📢 #8mars : Journée internationale des droits des femmes
💪 En mars, une programmation vous est proposée dans la métropole : débats, concerts, expos, rencontres… autant d’événements à ne pas manquer pour célébrer et défendre les droits des femmes 👇https://openagenda.com/fr/metropole-europeenne-de-lille?search=Droits%20des%20femmes
je souffre tellement de ne pas avoir d’idée pour célébrer la journée internationale des droits des femmes
Peter Sellers, Photo © Philippe Halsman, 1966
tag : charge mentale des hommes, #feminisme #8mars #societe #psychology #photography
— From the Cell to the Street: Iranian Women Never Surrender!
On this International Women's Day, Iran is under bombardment, and Iranian women are, as they have always been, in the middle of the fire, not as victims, but as fighters.
From the first days of the Islamic Republic, women were the ones who refused. When Khomeini imposed the mandatory hijab in 1979, women took to the streets within days. For nearly five decades they paid the price of that refusal with imprisonment, with lashes, with death. The regime built its entire ideological architecture on the control of women's bodies, women's movement, women's voices. And for five decades, women dismantled that architecture brick by brick.
When Mahsa Jina Amini was murdered in September 2022, it was women who lit the flame that became the Woman-Life-Freedom uprising. Not because they were told to. Not because a party or a leader gave them permission. But because they had been burning for decades and finally the fire became visible to the world.
That flame did not die. In December 2025 and January 2026, women were again at the front of the uprisings, organizing, leading, inspiring. The regime responded with its full and brutal force. Women were beaten in the streets. Shot with live ammunition. Sexually abused in detention. Tortured in cells. Some were killed. Their names may not yet be known to the world but we know them. We carry them. We honor every woman who gave her life in those weeks demanding nothing more than the right to exist freely and with dignity.
The prisons filled again with women who had dared to stand up. Today, as bombs fall on Iranian cities, those same women remain in detention. Some have been transferred to Revolutionary Guard military bases, used as human shields. Their cases are being rushed through courts in silence and blackout. The risk of mass executions is real.
Now war has been added to oppression. Women in Tehran, in Minab, in cities across Iran are sheltering their children from missiles while their sisters rot in cells. They are nursing the wounded in damaged hospitals. They are documenting atrocities on phones connected to illegal VPNs. They are keeping the memory of the struggle alive in the darkest moment.
We say clearly: the liberation of Iranian women will not come from American bombs or Israeli missiles. It will not come from a monarchy that treated women as property before the Islamic Republic treated them as sinners. It will come, it is already coming, from the women themselves. From below.
On this 8th of March we honor every Iranian woman who refused. Every woman who burned her hijab. Every woman who went into the street. Every woman who was beaten, tortured, and abused for daring to demand freedom. Every woman who was killed and whose blood waters the seeds of the struggle. Every woman who is in a cell today. Every woman who is alive and still fighting.
They are not waiting to be liberated. They are the liberation.
No Mullah! No Shah!
Woman—Life—Freedom!
Anarchist Front
source : #^https://t.me/AnarchistFront
links/liens : #^https://link.kompektiva.org/@anarchistfront
#8mars #8m2026 #womenrights #droitsdesfemmes #iran #afghanistan
On this International Women's Day, Iran is under bombardment, and Iranian women are, as they have always been, in the middle of the fire, not as victims, but as fighters.
From the first days of the Islamic Republic, women were the ones who refused. When Khomeini imposed the mandatory hijab in 1979, women took to the streets within days. For nearly five decades they paid the price of that refusal with imprisonment, with lashes, with death. The regime built its entire ideological architecture on the control of women's bodies, women's movement, women's voices. And for five decades, women dismantled that architecture brick by brick.
When Mahsa Jina Amini was murdered in September 2022, it was women who lit the flame that became the Woman-Life-Freedom uprising. Not because they were told to. Not because a party or a leader gave them permission. But because they had been burning for decades and finally the fire became visible to the world.
That flame did not die. In December 2025 and January 2026, women were again at the front of the uprisings, organizing, leading, inspiring. The regime responded with its full and brutal force. Women were beaten in the streets. Shot with live ammunition. Sexually abused in detention. Tortured in cells. Some were killed. Their names may not yet be known to the world but we know them. We carry them. We honor every woman who gave her life in those weeks demanding nothing more than the right to exist freely and with dignity.
The prisons filled again with women who had dared to stand up. Today, as bombs fall on Iranian cities, those same women remain in detention. Some have been transferred to Revolutionary Guard military bases, used as human shields. Their cases are being rushed through courts in silence and blackout. The risk of mass executions is real.
Now war has been added to oppression. Women in Tehran, in Minab, in cities across Iran are sheltering their children from missiles while their sisters rot in cells. They are nursing the wounded in damaged hospitals. They are documenting atrocities on phones connected to illegal VPNs. They are keeping the memory of the struggle alive in the darkest moment.
We say clearly: the liberation of Iranian women will not come from American bombs or Israeli missiles. It will not come from a monarchy that treated women as property before the Islamic Republic treated them as sinners. It will come, it is already coming, from the women themselves. From below.
On this 8th of March we honor every Iranian woman who refused. Every woman who burned her hijab. Every woman who went into the street. Every woman who was beaten, tortured, and abused for daring to demand freedom. Every woman who was killed and whose blood waters the seeds of the struggle. Every woman who is in a cell today. Every woman who is alive and still fighting.
They are not waiting to be liberated. They are the liberation.
No Mullah! No Shah!
Woman—Life—Freedom!
Anarchist Front
source : #^https://t.me/AnarchistFront
links/liens : #^https://link.kompektiva.org/@anarchistfront
#8mars #8m2026 #womenrights #droitsdesfemmes #iran #afghanistan
RE: https://piaille.fr/@brume/116178093738737410
Imagine un pays où le ministre de la Justice voudrait faire juger des viols en 1 journée en réduisant les citations de témoins et d'experts alors qu'il est lui même soupçonné d'agressions sexuelles...
Imagine qu'il annonce ça quelques jours avant la journée de lutte pour les droits de la femme...
Non, mais je sais mais imagine quand même...
✊💜MANIF DU 8 MARS
Parcours : Stalingrad > République
Départ commun pour celleux qui veulent : RDV 13 h, porte de la Chapelle, au pied de la statue Louise Michel.
💜On vous espère nombreuxses !💜
#8mars | L'accès aux droits sexuels et reproductifs ne doit jamais dépendre de la situation ou identité sociale, du lieu de vie ou du contexte politique. 🔥
Le Planning familial réaffirme son engagement : accueillir de manière inconditionnelle et sans jugement, gratuitement, toutes les personnes qui auront besoin d’avoir accès à une information fiable, d’un accompagnement respectueux, d’un soin de qualité. ❤️
Manquerait plus que ça !
Qu'elles fassent leur petit happening loin des personnes qui luttent concrètement pour améliorer les droits des Femmes.
Il y a une différence entre "rendre hommage" (aux victimes choisies bien sûr) et proposer des choses pour faire avancer les idées, les droits, les sociétés.
Bref, il y a les féministes et les autres...
A noter dans vos agendas ☝️Ce weekend @popwomenfestival, @7eme_oeil, des marches et rencontres avec @noustoutesardennes et @coordofeministereimsalentours et la @reggae_night_reims ⬇
#radioprimitivereims #agendaculturel #popwomenfestival #opéraims #8mars #reggaenightreims
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