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Sometimes I'm just in love with everything.
New York City, NY | December 4, 2014
Angered over a Staten Island grand jury’s decision to not indict a NYC police officer, protesters, including the family of #ericgarner March across the Brooklyn Bridge.
Thousands of NYers turned out to protest in Foley Park across from One Police Plaza before splitting into several groups.
Graphic video from Kenya shows woman being stripped because of her dressing
A video of a woman who was reportedly stripped naked in Nairobi last week has made its way online and left many Kenyans outraged.
In the video, reportedly taken at a bus stop, the woman is seen surrounded by men who assault her for allegedly dressing improperly.
In the incident at the Embassava bus top on Accra road, men believed to be touts ripped the woman’s clothes, kicked her in her private parts and called her ‘Jezebel’ for “tempting” them.
The video of the assault was caught on camera by a passenger and posted on the Jambonewspot website.
Kenyans are also expressing their disapproval of the act via #MyDressMyChoice on Twitter.
This is not the first time we are hearing about women being assaulted because of their dressing
Earlier this year in Uganda, mobs claiming to be helping the police in Iganga District to enforce the Anti-Pornography Law, have in the last one week undressed at least 10 people for alleged indecent dressing.
Eight of the victims were women who were accused of wearing miniskirts while two were young men in their early 20s accused of wearing their trousers in the “balance” style, a fashion common among the youth where trousers are worn below the waist, often leaving underpants and the buttocks exposed.
Police’s efforts to save an unidentified woman from a mob that attacked her on Sazza Road proved futile. By the time the Force arrived, she had already been undressed, but some Good Samaritans assisted her with a wrapper before she was taken to the police station for safe custody.
“We shall not allow women to pass on the road with skimpy dresses. Undressing them in public is the only way to stop them because when we hand them over to the police it will release them,” a boda boda cyclist, who preferred not to be named, told this newspaper.
#MyDressMyChoice.
Video of woman stripped naked sparks #MyDressMyChoice in Kenya
Ugandan women protest anti-miniskirt mobs
Kenya: Women to Hold Miniskirt Protest to Support Stripped Woman, As Kenyans Take to Twitter to Condemn Act, #mydressmychoice
Mob undresses 10 people over indecent exposure
Michelle Dockery visits Zaatari refugee camp
Oxfam’s 12 Days of Giving for the emergency response to the Syria Crisis
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"To be born a woman has been to be born, within an allotted and confined space, into the keeping of men." - John Berger
Human trafficking, whether for sex or labor, is the number one issue facing women in the world. We think there is a central moral challenge of our time: It’s the brutality that so many people face in our time because of their gender.
Sheryl WuDunn, the first Asian American reporter to win a Pulitzer Prize, during a speech at UW - Eau Claire (via 18mr)
"This is another bloody stain on Iran's human rights record".
I don't know if the world is getting worse, or if I'm just growing up and finally seeing more of it. But, this makes me so sad.
A veiled Muslim woman was kicked out of a famed Paris opera house after cast members refused to perform in her covered presence. Cast members performing th
Before reading this article I wasn't even aware of France's "Burka Ban", and I'm actually in shock. It's so disgusting that we are dealing with these cultural issues in 2014 and the fact that this law was produced only 3 years ago makes matters worse. I'm definitely not feeling the mandatory unveiling of Muslim women in public. So sad.