A massive International Women’s Day march paralysed traffic in the Argentinian capital on 8 March, as tens of thousands of women gathered before the congress building in Buenos Aires. A large number wore green bandanas around their necks – the symbol of support for decriminalisation.
2018-06-06
Protests in Buenos Aires to claim for the Decriminalisation of Abortion
Written by Jesica FrancoToday we join thousands of Argentinians in the streets to claim for social justice, better work conditions and education for all 
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