US EditionNot a Less: 10 Voices to Think 10 Years
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On June 3, 2015, a crowd of women took to the streets to demand an end to male violence after several cases of femicide. A decade later, the figures remain chilling: in 2024 there was 1 death every 39 hours.
The anniversary of the mass cry finds two very different scenarios: with activities and mobilizations that each year add more participation in the provinces and with a call in CABA that postpones one day the Ni Una Menos to join the demand of the retirees.The figures of victims of femicide continue to be as alarming as those that awakened the Ni Una Menos a decade ago, when the murder of Chiara Paez, the 14-year-old santafesina adolescent, promo…
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