On International Women’s Day, these female journalists and activists are behind bars

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“I will defend the rights of my sisters until my last breath,” one jailed Iranian activist said.

Demonstrators from Amnesty International stage a protest on International Women's day outside the Saudi Embassy in Paris on March 8 to urge Saudi authorities to release jailed women's rights activists Loujain al-Hathloul, Eman al-Nafjan and Aziza al-Yousef. By Siobhán O'Grady Siobhán O'Grady WorldViews reporter Email Bio Follow March 8 at 10:40 AM International Women’s Day, marked each March 8, is intended to highlight the achievements of women around the world.

Egypt Last year, Egyptian activist Amal Fathy broadcast her experience on social media about being sexually harassed at a bank. In the 12-minute video, she accused the Egyptian government of not protecting women from this type of behavior. Then she paid the price. Najia Bounaim, Amnesty International’s North Africa campaigns director, said in a statement at the time that Fathy’s verdict “makes a mockery of justice.”She is now serving a seven-year prison term on charges that include “propaganda against the state,” after handing out leaflets criticizing the death penalty and posting about human rights violations on social media, human rights groups have said.

After reports emerged in 2018 that she and another female activist, Golrokh Ebrahimi Iraee, had been beaten in custody, a group of U.N. experts called their cases “illustrative of a continuing pattern of harassment, intimidation and imprisonment of those undertaking peaceful and legitimate activities in the defense of human rights.” Both women have participated in hunger strikes to protest their treatment in prison.

 

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**WASHINGTON** ¿TODAVIA ANDAN CON *SU WONDER WOMAN MISS BISCOCHO MARRANOTE? **LLAMENLE A LOS *BANCOS* ANTES *QUE SE APUNTEN EN SU SIGUIENTES *FEMINO ACCIDENTES MISS BISCOCHOTES*

Only women are responsible for the condition of women because they always protect the husband, the son, the brother and the male relative, even if they are criminal or bad or rapist or killer

And Democrats here the US are trying to censor any journalists they don’t agree with and put them behind bars

holly cow , how Maggie Mitchell Salem let you right bad thing about Iran , WTF ,won't no Qatari bonus this month to buy banana for KarenAttiah 🍌🍌🍌

No mention of all the women MPs, mayors, journalists, rights defenders and activists in Turkey’s prisons?

InternationalWomensDay Keep the fight!

moq_r7 Saudi mobilizes 75 thousand girls to learn in the best 200 universities in the world and provide a salary of 2700 dollars per month and medical insurance and free travel tickets is the state that offers what Saudi offers to women? IWD2019

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