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November 25: International Day For the End of Violence Against Women

November 25, 2012 Marques Travae Black News From Brazil 0

November 25: International Day For the End of Violence Against Women

According to the Federal Government, each 5 minutes a women is assaulted and every 2 hours a woman is killed in Brazil. Together we can change this reality

Say no to violence against women and girls

Participate in the mobilization in the 16 DAYS OF ACTIVISM

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Marques Travae. For more on the creator and editor of BLACK WOMEN OF BRAZIL, see the interview here.

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