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ولكن ما بعد الخطر، نعلم بأن هناك فرصة، فهي تقبع في داخل كل شخص يرفض الدكتاتورية العنصرية ويعمل بشكل جماعي للمطالبة بالعدالة

Our feminist struggles for justice, peace, and human rights are deeply tied to Black peoples’ struggles in the US.

Iraq is at a fragile crossroads, making it more important than ever that the international community support Iraqi civil society’s efforts to protect human rights.

Many NoVo grantees, including feminist funds like the organization I lead, worry not only about a decline in funding at a critical moment but also about what the foundation’s radical shift will mean within philanthropy.

We support UN Secretary-General António Guterres in his recent call “for the waiving of sanctions that can undermine countries’ capacity to respond to the pandemic.”

MADRE joins anti-militarist, anti-racist feminists in calling for a Feminist Foreign Policy to Confront the Coronavirus Pandemic.

The novel coronavirus pandemic is a global crisis that requires a global response, and that includes stopping the economic coercion that prevents governments from obtaining essential supplies and medicines.

We envision a radically reoriented US foreign policy that addresses the root causes of war and militarism, which wages violence at home and abroad.

Let’s ensure the most marginalized communities have what they need during the pandemic.

We’re in close communication with our partners, tracking the virus’s impact in their communities. 

The Iraqi government is threatening to dissolve the Organization of Women’s Freedom in Iraq (OWFI), our partner group.