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Feminist Question Time with speakers from India, Austria, USA
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This week’s speakers:
Vaishnavi Sundar - India - Behind The Looking Glass - an upcoming film on the lives of trans widows - Vaishnavi is fundraising to complete her feature length documentary Behind The Looking Glass, and in this talk she will explain the project and answer any questions.
Bio: Vaishnavi Sundar is a filmmaker, writer and a feminist activist from Chennai India. She is also the country contact for India.
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Donna Krasniqi - Austria - Report from Vienna Let Women Speak meeting
Bio: Donna is 34 years old, mother of a little boy, spokesperson in the city hall of Vienna, social democrat & feminist for 13 years

L Beatrice - India - Issues with the UN Endorsed 8 March Principles and WDI Legal Response - Analysis of the highly objectionable 8 March International Legal Principles released as a guiding standard, by the International Commission of Jurists, UNAIDS and OHCHR.
Bio: Background in international law and human rights, works on various issues relating to sexual violence against women, particularly effective prosecution. Currently working on a campaign to verify the claimed existence of help centers in India for victims of domestic and sexual violence.

Zanne D'Aglio - USA - About ‘Why did I sign the Declaration?’ campaign

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