International Women\u2019s Day, 8 March in Kosovo was marked with many activities organized by civil society, activists, academics and students.<\/p>\n
This year again in Prishtin\u00eb was marched for economic and social rights, as a precondition for a decent civic engagement, to seek employment without exploitation, equality, freedom and social justice, employment with salaries for a dignified life, and also against sexism, homophobia, transphobia and racism. The participants also called for health insurances, safety at work and a right to work free of discrimination of age, ethnicity education, sexual orientation and skills.<\/p>\n
\u201cWe march, we do not Celebrate\u201d protest started from 12:00 PM, where hundreds people marched from \u201cZahir Pajaziti\u201d Square, passing by Central Bank of Kosovo, the Municipality of Prishtina, the Basic Court, and then to the Government of Kosovo\/Parliament. Protesters were chanting slogans drafted by the group such as: \u201cMy body, my right\u201d; \u201cDo not touch my inheritance!\u201d; \u201cI do not want flowers, I want a work contract\u201d; and \u201cThe profession has no gender\u201d. Activists under the motto \u201cWe march, we do not celebrate\u201d urged citizens to mobilize together against the injustice and exploitations at work, in both public and private sector.<\/p>\n
Similar marches were also held in other places in Kosovo, including Rahovec, Prizren, Mitrovic\u00eb and Ferizaj, where a large number of citizes protested in the streets.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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