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When is now ?Every Wednesday at 3pm we gather at Uhuru Park in Nairobi for a tribute to our fallen sisters and brothers.The pain is not over! (read more..) Wednesday WordIt was International Women's Day on March 8, a concept that started as an annual event from 1911. While International Women's Day may be a day of global celebration, there is no room for complacency as women still struggle on many fronts. Remember, the third Millennium Development Goal is still: "Promote gender equality and empower women", but so far the world has not even come close to reaching this ambitious goal. We should rather ask ourselves: what does it improve to have international standards and official celebration days, when it comes to the real concern about women's positions. In Africa drop outs from school, domestic violence and HIV/Aids infections (world's no. 1 death cause amongst women in child baring age) are actually still on the rise. And we see it happen in the world very near to us. So why would we adopt all this artificial institutional symbolism? Instead we should fight women's position right here on the streets. At our neighbor's. At our families. Right here on this very day. AngelTrust rather supports women with a little smile, as featured in this video..
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