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Accent of Women - Peruvian political prisoners - REPLAY

22 Dec 2015

Peruvian Political Prisoners use art as a therapeutic tool.

Lourdes Garcia Larque & Viviana Salas

Accent of Women - Updates on Syrian Asylum Seekers and Palestine

24 Nov 2015

We discussed about the situation of Peruvian Political prisoners and how they use art as therapeutic tool.

Lourdes Garcia Larque & Viviana Salas

Accent of Women - Feminism in Africa

10 Nov 2015

Feminism in Africa discussed

Jiselle Hanna & Nita Okoko

Accent of women: The fight for reproductive rights in Ecuador

3 Nov 2015

Ecuadorian feminist Daniela Alvarado talks about the struggle for reproductive, social and economic rights of women.

Lourdes Garcia Larque & Daniela Alvarado

Accent of Women - Can Jews in Israel be progressive?

27 Oct 2015

An interview with Sahar Vardi, a Jewish activist based in Jerusalem and is campaigning against Israeli occupation of Palestine

Jiselle Hanna interviews Sahar Vardi, a progressive Jewish activist based in Jerusalem

Accent of Women - Free the Mapuche 15

20 Oct 2015

An interview with Marisol Salinas about the campaign to free the Mapuche 15

Jiselle Hanna speaks with Marisol Salinas of the Latin American Solidarity Network

Action on Disabilities within Ethnic Communities

13 Oct 2015

We bring again a great interview with Effie Meehan, a woman Greek born woman, an activist for people with disabilities.

Lourdes Garcia Larque & Effie Meehan

Justice for Ayotzinapa - One year anniversary

22 Sep 2015

The mothers of the missing Mexican students, the Ayotzinapa 43, speak about their journey searching for the truth and justice

Lourdes Garcia Larque, Bertha Nava and Hilda Legideño

Accent of Women - the Anti-War movement in Japan

15 Sep 2015

A discussion with Chie about the anti war movement in Japan

Jiselle Hanna interviews Chie Matsumoto

Accion on Disabilty on Ethnic communities

8 Sep 2015

We spoke with Effie Meehan, a Greek born woman, a mother, grandmother and campaigner for people with disabilities from linguistically diverse backgrounds.

Lourdes Garcia Larque and Effie Meehan