Spéciale "Droits des Femmes"

En ce 8 mars, Journée internationale des Droits de la Femme, nous avons constitué un panel d'actrices du changement tant des lois que des mentalités. Mélanie Jocquet de l'ASBL #GAMS nous explique sa lutte contre les mutilations génitales, Béatrice Bashizi de la Caravane de la Paix et de la Solidarité nous raconte la solidarité avec les femmes migrantes, Linda Culot de Solidaris détaille son action contre les violences intrafamiliales et Isabelle Meerhaeghe de la CSC fait le point sur la situation professionnelle et les inégalités entre les femmes et les hommes. Richard Dieudonné nous offre une respiration avec la place des femmes dans le cinéma mondial. Le tout animé par les #GrainesdeVoix de la #HEAJ.

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