See you on March 8 at 3:00 PM, Place de Paris, for a powerful and solidarity-driven march.
The demands: A feminist and solidarity-driven world
International Solidarity: We denounce armed conflicts and repressive migration policies that primarily affect migrant women and children. We demand safe migration routes, protection for exiled individuals, recognition of gender-based violence as grounds for asylum, and support for women worldwide who fight for human and environmental rights.
Social Justice: Equality is not just written in laws; it is built within society. We fight for equal pay and pensions: the pension reform must modernize the system without weakening acquired rights, by introducing individualized pension insurance. We also defend the right to dignified housing, universal access to healthcare, and the right to self-determination. Abortion must be enshrined in the Constitution, with guaranteed access for all.
Fighting Gender-Based Violence: Every day, women and gender minorities are exposed to violence, sustained by a system that tolerates or even perpetuates it. We demand the criminalization of femicide, real follow-up on sexual violence complaints, unconditional medical and social care for all survivors—including those with irregular administrative status—as well as the prohibition of genital mutilation and stronger action against cyber harassment.
Child Protection: Violence starts at an early age. We advocate for stronger protection for children experiencing domestic violence, improved education on relationships and sexuality (including consent), normalization and support for LGBTIQ+ topics, and concrete measures to break the cycle of intrafamily violence.
