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Feminist Question Time with speakers from Ireland, Portugal, Italy, Norway
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This week’s speakers:
Brandubh - Ireland - Gender Ideology in Irish Schools
Bio: Irish secondary school student turned activist, fighting for the rights of women and girls

Danielle Loughrey - Ireland - Update on Ladies Gaelic Football Association transgender inclusion policy
Bio: I am almost 40 years old. I am a married mother of 2. I've played sports and been involved with sports for the majority of my life. I play or have played; gaelic football camogie, football, basketball and athletics. I am also a coach of gaelic football and football. As well as this, I am involved with club and county committees.

Lia Carvalho - Portugal - Gender identity in Portugal
Bio: I am a 39 years old woman who has always stood up for equity, defending women's rights and who considers that radical feminism really fight for women, working with facts and evidence. Archaeologist by profession and social science enthusiast, with laboral and social/anthropological experiences in Portugal and Brazil.

Monica Ricci Sargentini - Italy is going to ban surrogacy also if it is done abroad
Bio: Monica Ricci Sargentini is a journalist for Corriere della Sera, the leading daily in Italy. She discovered a passion for journalism in the monthly Noi Donne (Us Women), a feminist magazine. She declares herself a radical feminist and is at the forefront of defending the uniqueness of the feminine inside and outside the courts.

Tonje Gjevjon - Norway - The Real Dyke March, Berlin, 23rd June


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