Migrant Women March 2019
Picture +Video gallery
Rede einer Frauenrechtsaktivistin in Farsi: Niloufar Ghoreishi in Farsi, am Weltfrauentag 2019
On Friday, March 8th, 2019 - 3:00 p.m., meet at Gänsemarkt
With this march we
demand:
- Equal rights for women and
girls!
- The separation of state and religion!
We say NO
- to the Islamic Sharia!
- to increasing misogyny!
- to marry minors!
- for the forced veiling of women and girls!
- to persecute non-Muslims!
- for forced prostitution!
- for cooperation with political Islam!
- to the execution of homosexuals and political
prisoners!
Our Marchingroute
PROCEDURE:
3:00 p.m. Gänsemarkt - opening
4:00 p.m. rally on the Rathausmarkt
4:20 p.m. Protest march: Mönckebergstraße - Steintorwall - Glockengießerwall - Ballindamm - Jungfernstieg
5.30 p.m. Closing rally on Jungfernstieg
Press:
"Religion is something private"
taz on the weekend on the topic of International Women's Day
Article dated March 2-3, 2019
"Against the oppression of women"
Article from the Hamburger Morgenpost about the IWP press conference on the Migrantinnen March 2019
Article dated March 2, 2019
Press release
Hamburg, Friday, March 8th, 2019 | 3 p.m. | Start: Gänsemarkt
Protest march: Migrant women demonstrate in Hamburg
against the oppression of women and girls
Our motto: "Equal, self-determined, free" for the rights of
women
"Equal, self-determined, free!"
Under this motto, IWP is marching together with the grassroots initiative and the Hamburg Alliance for the international March 8th strike for equality and against misogyny, sexism and violence. We show solidarity with all women worldwide who are exposed to reprisals. This year, in memory of 40 years of the Islamic revolution, our focus is on Iranian, Afghan and Kurdish women who, according to Sharia law, are only "worth half as much as a man" and who also see their rights violated in our German society.
"People are limbs
interwoven.
From the same material
lifted from creation.
Life has a link
provided with pain,
the other members perish with suffering.
You who have no pity
knows with people
are unworthy of being you
calls a person . "
Poem by the Persian poet Saadi
at the gate of the UN