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FEMNET Speakers Tour: Clothes Radio x IUMA Concert

On 24.4.26 Politics meets Pop. We invite you to the Kleiderei Radio x IUMA concert.

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Lilith Maris (IUMA) and Camelia Hasan
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Knowing rights - enforcing rights

The app, which we create with our partner organization BLAST, supports in rights violations and helps to enforce those. Read...

Eleven textile workers hold up their smartphone, on which the legal aid app of Blast is visible.
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International women’s strike – FEMNET was present

On 9 March, the FEMNET team joined the international women's strike in Bonn on Münsterplatz. Together with many others, we have set a clear signal: We've had enough.

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The FEMNET team participates in the women's strike with signs and posters on Münster Platz in Bonn.

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Especially now!

For women's rights. for democracy. For justice worldwide! Strengthen FEMNET with a donation

Poster with the inscription Women's Rights are Human Rights.

Feminist development policy - how can it be done?

In this episode of the podcast "Die Schatzinsel" (Goliathwatch), presenters Thomas and Gesa talk to Lavinia Muth. The discussion will focus on the practical implementation of a feminist development policy. Specifically, FEMNET's work on social human rights and better working conditions for women in the global apparel industry will be presented. The discussion broadens the view to the overarching questions about the conditions for a just globalization and the importance of a global feminism that takes economic exploitation relations into account.

Herausgeber*in/Autor*in: Goliathwatch e.V.
Medienart: Podcast
Erscheinungsjahr: 2025

Zielgruppe: Student*innen, Schüler*innen Sek I/II, Berufsschule, Erwachsene, Unternehmen, Beschaffer*innen, Lehrende, Dozent*innen, Aktivist*innen
language: Deutsch
Duration: 23 minutes

Reference: Free of charge (link: YouTube and podcast platforms)

Suchbegriffe: feministische Entwicklungspolitik, gerechte Globalisierung, globaler Feminismus, soziale Menschenrechte