Feminists Demonstrate Outside The National Palace; Demand That The Mexican President Not Victimise Himself

Feminists Demonstrate Outside The National Palace; Demand That The Mexican President Not Victimise Himself

Various feminist collectives and relatives of victims of feminicide are demonstrating outside the National Palace in Mexico City, in an attempt to deliver two books on feminism and to explain to the President of Mexico, Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, what political gender violence is and to demand that he does not victimise himself after the criticism of the President by women in the opposition, since, they claim, it is they who suffer daily from various types of violence such as physical, psychological, symbolic, sexual, patrimonial, economic or feminicidal violence, unlike men. (Photo by Gerardo Vieyra/NurPhoto)

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