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Full article Thousands of women also marched in Buenos Aires, Argentina, which has seen a wave of femicide that has claimed on average one life per day so far in 2021. Tens of thousands on Monday defied coronavirus restrictions, gathering worldwide on International Womens Day to denounce gender violence and inequalities. Women took to the streets in peaceful democracies and in countries gripped by conflict, though in far smaller numbers than 2...

Tuesday, 09 Mar 2021 07:10 AM MYT People take part in a demonstration to mark International Womens Day, despite of being banned by local authorities, in Madrid March 8, 2021. — Reuters pic Subscribe to our Telegram channel for the latest updates on news you need to know. MEXICO CITY, March 9 ­— Tens of thousands yesterday defied coronavirus restrictions, gathering worldwide on International Women’s Day to denounce gender violence and inequalities. Women took to the streets in peaceful de...

Thousands defy virus restrictions for International Womens Day rallies Women took to the streets in peaceful democracies and in countries gripped by conflict, though in far smaller numbers than last year March 9, 2021 03:48 GMT Tens of thousands on Monday defied coronavirus restrictions, gathering worldwide on International Womens Day to denounce gender violence and inequalities. Women took to the streets in peaceful democracies and in countries gripped by conflict, though in far smaller number...

Tens of thousands on Monday (8 March) defied coronavirus restrictions, gathering worldwide on International Women's Day to denounce gender violence and inequalities.

Tens of thousands on Monday defied coronavirus restrictions, gathering worldwide on International Women’s Day to denounce gender violence and inequalities.

Global calls to probe women’s deaths in Honduras AFP, TEGUCIGALPA The UN, the EU and the US have urged Honduras to investigate the deaths of six young women in just four days, including a nurse who died in police custody. The National Police of Honduras said Keyla Martinez, 26, was arrested on Saturday night last week for breaching the COVID-19 curfew in La Esperanza in the country’s west, and claimed officers found her in her cell hours later “trying to kill herself.” The hospital she ...

Global calls to probe 'violent death' of Honduras nurse, 5 others

The Honduran public prosecutor’s office must carry out a prompt, exhaustive, independent and impartial investigation into Keyla’s death, with a gender perspective and following the guidelines of international standards such as the Minnesota protocol, as this could be an extrajudicial execution at the hands of public officials.