
650 International women’s open letter for a democratic Syria 

2025-01-28 14:03:28


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	NEWS CENTER: 650 women and women's organisations from 50 countries published an open letter in support of the Syrian Women's Assembly's declaration, calling for the recognition of the Democratic Autonomous Administration of Northern and Eastern Syria, for women to take an active role in the reconstruction of Syria and for Turkey to stop its attacks.&nbsp;

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	In an open letter, 650 women's organisations from 50 countries in different continents as well as many prominent personalities published an open letter in support of the declaration issued by the Syrian Women's Assembly, calling for the official recognition of the Democratic Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria. The letter, addressed to United Nations (UN) Secretary General Antonio Guterres, UN Women Executive Director Sima Sami Bahous, President of the European Parliament Roberta Metsola, President of the Council of Europe Antonio Luis Santos Da Costa and Secretary General of the Arab League Ahmed Aboul Gheit, emphasised the need for reconstruction in Syria after the fall of the Baath regime.

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	The letter contained the following statements:

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	“Since the fall of the Assad regime in Syria on December 8, 2024, discussions have been underway about the future of Syria, and with that, the new opportunities for a democratic reconstruction of Syrian society. &nbsp;It is essential that society itself shapes and advances this reconstruction. It is also essential that Syria's women are involved in shaping this process by co-constructing politics and all spheres of life in a self-determined way.&nbsp;

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	Syria has been in a state of civil war for more than a decade, a process which began with an uprising against the oppressive Baathist regime. In the 13 years that followed, society was repeatedly confronted with the most atrocious crimes against humanity by various terrorist groups such as the so-called Islamic State or invasion attacks by the Turkish state in violation of international law.&nbsp;

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	Social self-management model built

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	In Northern and Eastern Syria, the Kurdish population has been building a self-governing society based on women's liberation, ecology and grassroots democracy since 2012. Women have played a very important role in this. In this social model, women take on responsibility and are represented in all areas of social and political life. They have organized themselves to defend themselves and the lives of all. The women's defense units of the YPJ, together with the YPG and SDF, fought against the Islamic State and liberated numerous cities from its reign. The social model of democratic confederalism in Northern and Eastern Syria has created a multi-ethnic and multi-religious coexistence that can serve as a model for re-organization across Syria.&nbsp;

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	They united and organised against the attacks

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	Women in Syria have united and organized to fight back against the attacks on women and society as a whole. They are determined to work towards shaping the peace process, for a democratic society, and for truth and justice. For this reason, on December 22, 2024, the Syrian Women's Council presented a declaration to reshape Syria. In this declaration, the association, made up of women from different ethnic, religious and cultural backgrounds, calls for the decisive participation of women and all parts of Syrian society in the political processes.&nbsp;

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	We support the 13 goals and demands (attached) developed by the Syrian Women's Council to build a new democratic Syria based on women's participation. Moreover, the recognition and participation of the Democratic Autonomous Administration in North and East Syria (DAANES) in the current process is also essential for a democratic future in Syria.&nbsp;

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	Call to support civil society

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	We call on the international community and all political actors to officially recognise the DAANES, to directly support the civil organisations there and to establish long-term cooperation. We call for support and political alliances with democratic women's organizations and civil society across Syria, rather than cooperation with jihadist groups whose ideology and practice is based on the humiliation and violent oppression of women.&nbsp;

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	We also call for an immediate halt to arms deliveries and political concessions to Turkey. Diplomatic relations with the democratic forces in Syria must be strengthened in order to stop Turkey's violent attacks, to end the war and to enable the construction of a democratic Syria. Now is the time to strengthen the democratic forces in the Middle East, like the DAANES, and to stand with the women fighting for freedom, peace and democracy in Syria!&nbsp;

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	Signatures in alphabetical:

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	1. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; 20th IPPNW Working Group Human Rights Turkey – Germany

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	2. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Abdollahyan Armita, Woman’s rights activist – Australia

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	3. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Abdullah Kiner, writer - Iraq

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	4. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Abrahamian Kamee, activist feminist, interdisciplinary artist, filmmaker, writer, producer, originary from Armenia - Canada

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	5. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Abu Alis Boushra, responsible for Coalition 188 - Iraq

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	6. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Acar Başaran Ayşe, former Hdp MP - Turkey

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	7. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Acerbis Simona, major of Berceto - Italy

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	8. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Adoue Silvia, professor at Universidad Estadual Paulista (UNESP) – Brazil

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	9. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; AEDD – Asociación de Ex Detenidos Desaparecidos - Spain&nbsp;

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	10. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Afsah Tara, filmmaker - Germany

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	11. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Aguayo Hernandez Maria Elena, professor - Mexico

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	12. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Aguirre Eliana, Deputy Secretary General of State Workers' Association (ATE) of Buenos Ayres province – Argentina

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	13. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Ahadi Mina, Women's Rights Activist from Iran - Germany

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	14. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Ahmad Saya, District Rector in Vienna, Alsergrund - Austry

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	15. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Ahmadi Nilab, member of party De Vonk in Amsterdam municipality – Netherlands&nbsp;

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	16. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Aiese Cigliano Ileana, Be free coordinator – Italy

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	17. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Aizpurua Mertxe, member of the Congress of Deputies for Euskal Herria Bildu – &nbsp;Basque country

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	18. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Akbulut Gökay, Member of the German Bundestag – Germany

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	19. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Akyuz Latife dr., academician sociologist at Frankfurt University – Germany&nbsp;

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	20. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Al Bustani Delal, Member of the Lebanese Democratic Women's Community - &nbsp;Lebanon

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	21. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Al Farisi Rabiha, executive member of Libyan women in defence of peace network – Libya

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	22. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Al Lami Iman Qasim, Journalist – Iraq

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	23. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Al Mukattari, President of the Democratic Youth Union – Yemen

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	24. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Al Sakkaf Behiye, Human Rights Defender - Yemen

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	25. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Al Shawarbi Sheyma, President of the Women's Union of the Liberal Party of Egypt - Egypt&nbsp;

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	26. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Al Sindy Havin, kurdish artist – Germany

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	27. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Al Taii Dina, journalist - Iraq

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	28. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Al Ubeydi Boushra, activist - Iraq

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	29. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Al Wishahi Amani, representative of the Amazig International Congress Organisation - Morocco

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	30. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Alberghini Nedda, president association ‘Le Case degli Angeli di Daniele’ and president ‘Università della Vita per una Nuova Umanità’ - Italy

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	31. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Alcoba Silvia, deputy general secretary of Territorial national federation (FENAT) - Argentine Workers' Central Union (CTA Autónoma Nacional) – Argentina&nbsp;

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	32. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Aldin Umeyme Imad, Researcher and Women Activist - Egypt&nbsp;

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	33. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Aldisone Silvia, member of the Comisión Directiva Capital de la Asociación de Trabajadores de la Educación of Neuquén – Argentina

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	34. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Alessandrini Donatella, professor of International Economic Law, Kent Law School – UK

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	35. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Alev Demirel Özlem, member of European Parliament for Left Party - Germany

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	36. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Almendra Guiguanas Vilma Rocío, Nasa and Misak woman, member of Peoples on the way – Colombia

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	37. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Altwerger Bess, education researcher and author, activist for public education, Columbia, Maryland - USA

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	38. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Alvarez Garcia Patricia, member of women's network of the east of the State of Mexico – Mexico

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	39. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Ambrosch Heidemarie, Federal Spokesperson KPÖ - Austry

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	40. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Anastasiou Katerina, Federal Spokesperson KPÖ - Austry

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	41. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Angriman Alejandra, Secretary of Argentine Workers' Central Union (CTA Autónoma Nacional) – Argentina&nbsp;

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	42. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Anna Massari artist, Italy

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	43. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Antić Gaber Milica, professor of sociology of culture – Slovenia&nbsp;

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	44. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Argentieri Benedetta, director and journalist - Italy

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	45. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Arikan-Payn Nimet, Amazon Dovme, feminist, Istanbul – Turkey

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	46. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Arkawi Samya, lawyer - Sudan&nbsp;

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	47. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Armonie Aps women's association Bologna – Italy

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	48. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Artese Donatella, founder of Archivia Centro Documentazione Donne e Casa Internazionale delle Donne Roma – Italy

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	49. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Asamblea feminista 8M Getafe - Spain

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	50. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Assa Shirin, professor at Bayreuth University And &nbsp;European University for Applied Sciences - Germany

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	51. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Associació Ca la Dona, Barcelona – Catalan Countries

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	52. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Athule Baba Khanya, artist, musician, poet, sounz of the South, Rebel Sistahs - South Africa&nbsp;

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	53. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Audrey Emma, Journalist - France

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	54. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Aydoğan Nursel, former Hdp MP- Turkey

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	55. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Azimipour Sanaz, iranian activist and journalist - Germany

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	56. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Bader Susanne, europeancoordinator of world women' s conference of grassroot women – Germany

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	57. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Bahlen Okoli Metka, pedagogue

	– Slovenia&nbsp;

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	58. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Bahzad Lavin, kurdish writer and human rights scholar master - Sweden&nbsp;

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	59. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Baigorria Claudia, general secretary of Argentine Workers' Central Union (CTA Autónoma Nacional) &nbsp;of Santa Fe – Argentina&nbsp;

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	60. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Bailac Ardanuy Sara, spokesperson of ERC (European Research Council) in the Senate of Spain - Spain

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	61. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Bailey Cora, Director, CLAW, Community Led Animal Welfare, Social Justice Activist &nbsp;- South Africa&nbsp;

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	62. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Bajpai Shrishtee, theme coordinator of Alternatives and Kalpavriksh NPO, facilitation team member of Vikalp Sangam , facilitation team member of Global Tapestry of Alternatives - India

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	63. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Balbi Paola, actress storyteller - Italy

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	64. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Balbuena Amalia, Comunication secreatry of Argentine Workers' Central Union (CTA Autónoma Nacional) – Argentina

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	65. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Baldelli Simona, writer - Italy

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	66. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Balena Isabella, photographer – Italy

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	67. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Balk Regine, HP Psychotherapie in Ruhestand - Germany

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	68. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Barabino Roberta, singer and songwriter - Italy

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	69. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Barberns Assumpta, Intersindical Alternativa de Catalunya - Catalan Countries

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	70. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Barbieri Silvana, coordinator of Fonti di Pace - Italy

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	71. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Barone Valentina, anthropologist and president of the women's association Armonie Aps Bologna - Italy

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	72. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Baroni Maria Carla, member of A.Do.C. (Assemblea Donne Comuniste) - Italy

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	73. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Bayr Petra, Member of the National Council and Member of the Parliamentary Assembly Council of Europe - Austry

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	74. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Be free cooperative against trafficking violence and discrimination - Italy

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	75. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Beavis Kara, professor at Queensland University of technology, feminist and human rights activist - South Africa&nbsp;

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	76. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Becerikli Saadet, former Hdp MP- Turkey

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	77. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Begzadeh Golrez, social activist - Denmark&nbsp;

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	78. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Bellani Orsetta, journalist – Mexico

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	79. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Belloso Olga Martín, professor of Food Technologies at Universitat de Lleida - Catalan Countries

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	80. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Benciolini Francesca, councillor of the Municipality of Padua with responsibility for Peace Human Rights and International Cooperation - Italy

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	81. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Benedict Lina, aerospace engineer, Seattle Washington - USA&nbsp;

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	82. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Beretta Lucia, Be free coordinator – Italy

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	83. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Bergés Saura Laura, vicepresident of the Diputacion of Lleida -Catalan Countries

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	84. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Beriwan Kisa Roseline, co-president of France-Kurdistan association - France&nbsp;

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	85. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Bersani Serena, president of ‘Giulia giornaliste - united free autonomous journalists’ association - Italy

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	86. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Beyan Begzadeh , student, human right activist - Denmark&nbsp;

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	87. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Beznec Barbara, researcher, Ljubljana - Slovenia

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	88. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Bhaiya Abha, coordinator of One Billion Rising India &nbsp;- India

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	89. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Bhardwaj Maya, community organizer, trainer, facilitator, researcher, musician, artist - South Africa&nbsp;

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	90. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Biagiarelli Roberta - multidisciplinary artist – Italy

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	91. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Bideguren Gabantxo Idurre, member of the Senate of Spain, member of Euskal Herria Bildu Party – Basque country

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	92. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Biehl Janet, author of social ecologist studies – USA

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	93. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Binici Zeynep, PhD,Cardiologist - Denmark

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	94. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Birlik Leyla, former Hdp MP- Turkey

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	95. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Bisso Marino, member of NO Bavaglio network - Italy

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	96. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Blanco Eba, member of the Basque Parliament - Basque Country

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	97. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Boccia Maria Luisa, writer and politician - Italy

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	98. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Böker Marion, Director, Consultancy on Human Rights & Gender Issues, Berlin - Germany

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	99. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Bolle Francine, historian, lecturer at Université libre de Bruxelles - Belgium

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	100. &nbsp; &nbsp; Bondi Loretta, journalist former UN official president of the Women's Documentation Centre - Italy

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	101. &nbsp; &nbsp; Bonsignori Simona, journalist responsible for Manifestolibri – Italy

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	102. &nbsp; &nbsp; Brambilla Anna, lawyer - Italy

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	103. &nbsp; &nbsp; Brandtstädter Susanne, academician and professor of Anthropology at University Köln - Germany

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	104. &nbsp; &nbsp; Brennan Debbie, organiser for Radical Women – Australia&nbsp;

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	105. &nbsp; &nbsp; Brual Delphine, dancer and comedian, member of "gestes sonores" collective - Belgium

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	106. &nbsp; &nbsp; Budeaza Babalwa, Unemployed Peoples Movement, Eastern Cape - South Africa&nbsp;

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	107. &nbsp; &nbsp; Bukovec Vesna, visual artist

	– Slovenia&nbsp;

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	108. &nbsp; &nbsp; Bünger Clara, members of Parliament, Left Party - Germany

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	109. &nbsp; &nbsp; Burc Roza, political sociologist - Germany

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	110. &nbsp; &nbsp; Burger Jana, communications expert

	– Slovenia&nbsp;

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	111. &nbsp; &nbsp; Bush Melanie E.L., PhD MPH Professor, Adelphi University US Solidaritat Economy Network May First Movement Technology - USA

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	112. &nbsp; &nbsp; Cabezas Mercedes, Deputy General Secretary of the State Workers' Association (ATE) – Argentina

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	113. &nbsp; &nbsp; Cacciani Chiara, journalist - Italy

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	114. &nbsp; &nbsp; Cajas Avelina Rogel, Coorditor of the Madre Sabia Association, Spiritual Leader Ecuador

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	115. &nbsp; &nbsp; Çakır-Kılınçoğlu Sevil dr., sociologist, postdoctoral researcher in Social Movements and Gender Studies - Germany

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	116. &nbsp; &nbsp; Calzolari Monica, councillor for Archaeological Areas, the Municipal Library, the Historical Archive of the City of Tarquinia (VT) – Italy

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	117. &nbsp; &nbsp; Campanini Anna, photographer - Italy

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	118. &nbsp; &nbsp; Camps Mirabet Núria, professor of Public International Law and International Relationships at Universitat de Lleida - Catalan Countries

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	119. &nbsp; &nbsp; Cano Maria José, director of human rights (DDHH) of &nbsp;Argentine Workers' Central Union (CTA Autónoma Nacional) – Argentina

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	120. &nbsp; &nbsp; Cappelli Rory, journalist of Repubblica - Italy

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	121. &nbsp; &nbsp; Capri Sandra, sociologist, independent researcher of matriarcal studies - Italy

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	122. &nbsp; &nbsp; Carbonaro Carmen Rosaria, psychotherapist – Italy

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	123. &nbsp; &nbsp; Cárdenas, Miriam academician of Universidad de Guadalajara - Mexico &nbsp;

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	124. &nbsp; &nbsp; Carlà Daniela, member of ‘Noi rete donne’ network - Italy

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	125. &nbsp; &nbsp; Carone Anna, agronomist phd, activist – Italy

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	126. &nbsp; &nbsp; Carranza Susy, feminist, Mujeres del Cordobazo – Argentina

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	127. &nbsp; &nbsp; Casa Internazionale delle Donne - Italy

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	128. &nbsp; &nbsp; Catarci Paola, psychoanalyst and member of Italian Psychoanalytic Society – Italy

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	129. &nbsp; &nbsp; CENI – Kurdsh Women`s office for Peace, Germany

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	130. &nbsp; &nbsp; Ceroni Rosanna, human rights worker educator rehabilitation minors Genoa – Italy

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	131. &nbsp; &nbsp; Cervantes Cruz Maribel, member of Proceso de articulación de la sierra de santa Marta, Sur de Veracruz – Mexico

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	132. &nbsp; &nbsp; Cesar Vargas Samantha, activist and advocate of Territorio, Frente de Pueblos en Defensa de la Tierra y el Agua, Morelos , Puebla y Tlaxcala – Mexico&nbsp;

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	133. &nbsp; &nbsp; Chapman Rachel R., professor, University of Washington - USA

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	134. &nbsp; &nbsp; Chavez Lolita, member of CPK Council of K’iche’ people, community feminist, member of FAY (Feministas del Abya Yala)- Guatemala

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	135. &nbsp; &nbsp; Čigon Ana, cultural worker

	– Slovenia&nbsp;

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	136. &nbsp; &nbsp; Cima Laura, member Italian Ecofeminists Coordination - Italy &nbsp;

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	137. &nbsp; &nbsp; Cinzia Davide midwife, Italy

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	138. &nbsp; &nbsp; Cioni Fabiana, architect, photographer and artist, art history professor - Italy

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	139. &nbsp; &nbsp; Ciriza Alejandra, philosopher, academician and researcher at UNCuyo and CONICET, the National Research Agency, member of FAY (Feministas del Abya Yala) – Argentina

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	140. &nbsp; &nbsp; CISDA ets &nbsp;(Coordinamento Italiano Sostegno Donne Afghane) - Italy

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	141. &nbsp; &nbsp; Colectivo de Mujeres Feministas de Huesca - Spain

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	142. &nbsp; &nbsp; Colectivo Libertarias - Spain

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	143. &nbsp; &nbsp; Col•lectiu de Dones Feministes de Montcada, Valencia - Catalan Countries

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	144. &nbsp; &nbsp; Coordinadora feminista of Cartagena - Spain

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	145. &nbsp; &nbsp; Cordaro Claudia, artist photographer - Italy

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	146. &nbsp; &nbsp; Cornellá Detrell Dani, spokeperson of GP CUP (Popular Unity Candidacy) &nbsp;- DT - Catalan Countries

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	147. &nbsp; &nbsp; Corradi Laura, professor in Gender Studies and Intersectional Method, University of Calabria – Italy

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	148. &nbsp; &nbsp; Cortese Antonella, journalist - Italy

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	149. &nbsp; &nbsp; Costa Lella, actress - Italy

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	150. &nbsp; &nbsp; Crippa Maddalena, actress - Italy

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	151. &nbsp; &nbsp; Crisci Simonetta, lawyer and President of the Association for Political Refugees &quot; Senza confine & quot – Italy

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	152. &nbsp; &nbsp; Cruciati Chiara, journalist deputy director of the Manifesto - Italy

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	153. &nbsp; &nbsp; Cruz Leonor, General secretary for genders and diversities of Argentine Workers' Central Union (CTA Autónoma Nacional) – Argentina&nbsp;

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	154. &nbsp; &nbsp; Cruz Velázquez Bettina, activist of Asamblea de Pueblos Indígenas del Istmo en Defensa de la Tierra y el Territorio – Mexico&nbsp;

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	155. &nbsp; &nbsp; Cubells Aguilar Lola, profesor of Constitucional Law at Universitat de València - Catalan Countries

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	156. &nbsp; &nbsp; D'Agostino Aurora, lawyer, co-president Italian Democratic Juristes – Italy

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	157. &nbsp; &nbsp; Dabata Phumza - Co-ordinator; Abahlali base Freedom Park, Soweto Women’s Group (Eva Hoffman) and Nomachina Nzube and Tespiso Ramahluku

	- South Africa&nbsp;

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	158. &nbsp; &nbsp; Dadarsefatmahboob Mahtab, PhD researcher at University Duisburg-Essen - Germany

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	159. &nbsp; &nbsp; Dağdeviren Dersim, doctor – Germany

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	160. &nbsp; &nbsp; Danna Daniela, researcher in Social Science - Italy

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	161. &nbsp; &nbsp; Davali Chiara, research fellow at the University of Urbino , Italy

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	162. &nbsp; &nbsp; Davari Mina, student and human rights activist - Sweden&nbsp;

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	163. &nbsp; &nbsp; Davari Zahra , Human Rights Activist - France&nbsp;

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	164. &nbsp; &nbsp; David Barbara, manager of Violetta, association against sexual abuse of girls and young women – Germany

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	165. &nbsp; &nbsp; De Ioanna Lucia, journalist - Italy

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	166. &nbsp; &nbsp; De León Criado Elena, Political scientist and writer, President of the International Feminist Women's International (IFM) – Spain

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	167. &nbsp; &nbsp; De Masi Francesca, vice-president Be free cooperative - Italy

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	168. &nbsp; &nbsp; De Monticelli Roberta, philosopher – Italy

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	169. &nbsp; &nbsp; Degani Paola, Professor of Women's Human Rights, University of Padua - Italy

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	170. &nbsp; &nbsp; Del Re Alisa, senior scholar at Ateneo Patavino, Padua - Italy

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	171. &nbsp; &nbsp; Deligne Chloé, historian, FNRS/ULB - Belgium

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	172. &nbsp; &nbsp; Della Vanth Sofie, spirtual-feminist researcher, artisan, performer, writer and craniosacral operator, creator of shamanic paths for women - Italy

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	173. &nbsp; &nbsp; Déniz Verona Palmira, lawyer, legal advisor of the Santa Brígida City Council, Canarias Islands - Spain

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	174. &nbsp; &nbsp; Dicorato Antonietta, film-maker - Italy &nbsp;

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	175. &nbsp; &nbsp; Dinc Pinar, associate professor of Political Science, Lund University – Sweden

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	176. &nbsp; &nbsp; Dioguardi Daniela, provincial president of the Women's Union in Italy, former Member of Parliament for Rifondazione Comunista Party - Italy

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	177. &nbsp; &nbsp; Disoski Meri, Mag.a, Spokesperson for Foreign and European Policy, Women and Gender Equality Green Club in Parliament - Austry

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	178. &nbsp; &nbsp; Dobnikar Mojca, translator – Slovenia&nbsp;

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	179. &nbsp; &nbsp; Dolmann Erica, member of State Workers' Association (ATE) – Argentina

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	180. &nbsp; &nbsp; Dominguez Viquez Michelle, teacher, secretary of Public Education - Mexico

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	181. &nbsp; &nbsp; Donne in nero Bologna – Italy

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	182. &nbsp; &nbsp; Dragon Irmgard, Germany

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	183. &nbsp; &nbsp; Drohsel Franziska, lawyer and former head of the young socialists in the SPD - Germany

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	184. &nbsp; &nbsp; Društvo za nenasilno komunikacijo - Association for nonviolens communucation

	- Slovenia&nbsp;

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	185. &nbsp; &nbsp; Dukpa Raquel, filmmaker - Germany

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	186. &nbsp; &nbsp; Dündar Pero, former Hdp MP- Turkey

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	187. &nbsp; &nbsp; Ekaterina Bloggerman, Be free coordinator – Italy

	&nbsp;

	188. &nbsp; &nbsp; Eklund Lina, PhD, associate senior lecturer at the department of Physical Geography and Ecosystem Science and centre for Advanced Middle Eastern Studies, Lund University - Sweden

	&nbsp;

	189. &nbsp; &nbsp; El Col•lectiu 8 de Març de l'Alcoià i el Comtat - Catalan Countries

	&nbsp;

	190. &nbsp; &nbsp; El Fani Nadia, filmmaker from Tunisia – France

	&nbsp;

	191. &nbsp; &nbsp; Eliseeva Anastasya, Media and Communications Officer, feminist artist, activist at ILRIG Cape Town, Wits Technicon Alumni- ILRIG – International Labour Research and Information Group - South Africa&nbsp;

	&nbsp;

	&nbsp;

	192. &nbsp; &nbsp; Emin Suzan, journalist - Sweden

	&nbsp;

	193. &nbsp; &nbsp; Enciso González Atahualpa Sofía Alejandra, defender of life and territory, member of Un Salto de Vida from El Salto de Juanacatlán, Jalisco – Mexico

	&nbsp;

	194. &nbsp; &nbsp; Eriksson Peggy, city councillor in the Åland Islands and EFA Vice President - Åland Islands

	&nbsp;

	195. &nbsp; &nbsp; Ershad Shahrazad, artist, photographer and women's rights activist - Canada&nbsp;

	&nbsp;

	196. &nbsp; &nbsp; Esquivel Pat Wilma, territory defender, member of Centro Comunitario U Kúuchil K Ch'i'ibalo'on – Mexico

	&nbsp;

	197. &nbsp; &nbsp; Estrada Canon Lala, president of GP CUP (Popular Unity Candidacy) – DT - Catalan Countries

	&nbsp;

	198. &nbsp; &nbsp; Etxebarrieta Oihana, secretary of feminism and member of the Basque Parliament - Basque Country

	&nbsp;

	199. &nbsp; &nbsp; Evans Jill, former MEP and EFA Vice President - UK

	&nbsp;

	200. &nbsp; &nbsp; Exo Mechthild dr., lecturer in international social work, peace and conflict studies – Germany

	&nbsp;

	201. &nbsp; &nbsp; Fišter Urška, professor, Ljubljana, Slovenia

	&nbsp;

	&nbsp;

	202. &nbsp; &nbsp; Factorya, feminist information network - Italy

	&nbsp;

	203. &nbsp; &nbsp; Falcioni Daniela, professor of Social Ethics at University of Calabria – Italy

	&nbsp;

	204. &nbsp; &nbsp; Farias Carolina Cecilia, secretary for relations with indigenous peoples of Argentine Workers' Central Union (CTA Autónoma Nacional) of &nbsp;Buenos Aires province – Argentina

	&nbsp;

	205. &nbsp; &nbsp; Farré Ester Capella, spokesperson of the ERC Parliamentary Group at the Parliament of Catalonia - Catalan Countries

	&nbsp;

	206. &nbsp; &nbsp; Fatafta Bexdad, lawyer - Palestine&nbsp;

	&nbsp;

	207. &nbsp; &nbsp; Fayyad Muna, Writer and academic – Lebanon

	&nbsp;

	208. &nbsp; &nbsp; Fernàndez Dizu Lina, member of CRIC (Consejo regional indígena del Cauca), indigenous authority of the safeguard of Honduras, indigenous judge – Colombia

	&nbsp;

	209. &nbsp; &nbsp; Fernandez Vega Laura, deputy of GP CUP (Popular Unity Candidacy) &nbsp;- OT - Catalan Countries

	&nbsp;

	210. &nbsp; &nbsp; Festagallo Federica, Be free member and cultural mediator – Italy

	&nbsp;

	211. &nbsp; &nbsp; Fidel Dr. Raya, professor emerita in Information Sciences, University of Washington – USA

	&nbsp;

	212. &nbsp; &nbsp; Finocchiaro Angela, actress - Italy

	&nbsp;

	213. &nbsp; &nbsp; Forsman Maria, activist and teacher

	- Sweden&nbsp;

	&nbsp;

	214. &nbsp; &nbsp; Fragnito Maddalena, independent researcher – Italy

	&nbsp;

	215. &nbsp; &nbsp; Fraser Nancy, Henry A. and Louise Loeb Professor of Philosophy and Politics &nbsp;New School for Social Research – USA

	&nbsp;

	216. &nbsp; &nbsp; Freeman Abigail BL, Alliance for Peace, Justice and Human Rights – Liberia&nbsp;

	&nbsp;

	217. &nbsp; &nbsp; Fundaciòn de Los Comunes - Spain

	&nbsp;

	218. &nbsp; &nbsp; Gaga Dureeti, administrative assistant at Hennepin County Library, Minneapolis, MN - USA

	&nbsp;

	219. &nbsp; &nbsp; Ganzerla Mariateresa, activist association Armonie - Italy

	&nbsp;

	220. &nbsp; &nbsp; García Rivas Dulce María, traditional natural doctor – Mexico

	&nbsp;

	221. &nbsp; &nbsp; Gargano Oria, president Be free cooperative - Italy

	&nbsp;

	222. &nbsp; &nbsp; Garnier Ortiz Marie, professor of political communication, University of Amsterdam

	– Netherlands

	&nbsp;

	223. &nbsp; &nbsp; Garuti Mirca, foreign manager at Alkemia – Italy

	&nbsp;

	224. &nbsp; &nbsp; Gastaldon Giorgia, researcher at University of Insubria, Como - Italy &nbsp;

	&nbsp;

	225. &nbsp; &nbsp; Gedin Hanna, MdEP – Sweden

	&nbsp;

	226. &nbsp; &nbsp; Gemeinsam Kämpfen, Germany

	&nbsp;

	227. &nbsp; &nbsp; Ghaedi Mersedeh, former political prisoner and activist from Iran - UK

	&nbsp;

	228. &nbsp; &nbsp; Ghanbari Inaat, social activist, painter - Netherlands&nbsp;

	&nbsp;

	229. &nbsp; &nbsp; Ghazzawi Razan, syrian palestinian exiled by the regime and a former prisoner, professor at the Oregon State University – USA

	&nbsp;

	230. &nbsp; &nbsp; Gheno Vera, professor at University of Florence – Italy

	&nbsp;

	231. &nbsp; &nbsp; Gilbert Helen, National Organizer, Radical Women U.S. - USA

	&nbsp;

	232. &nbsp; &nbsp; Gillespie Kelly, University of Western Cape, Cape Town - South Africa

	&nbsp;

	&nbsp;

	233. &nbsp; &nbsp; Giuliana Michelagnoli cartoonist artist, Italy

	&nbsp;

	234. &nbsp; &nbsp; Godinez Jenny, human rights defender - Mexico

	&nbsp;

	235. &nbsp; &nbsp; Goettner-Abendroth Heide dr., author and research in matriarchal societies and cultures, director of International Academy Hagia – Germany

	&nbsp;

	236. &nbsp; &nbsp; Gonsales Natália, actress – Brazil

	&nbsp;

	237. &nbsp; &nbsp; González Esther, MP of the Canary Islands - Spain

	&nbsp;

	238. &nbsp; &nbsp; González Vega Dunia, Former Director General of the Treasury of the Government of the Canary Islands - Spain

	&nbsp;

	239. &nbsp; &nbsp; Grabar Nika, architect – Slovenia

	&nbsp;

	240. &nbsp; &nbsp; Greco Maria Rosaria, fondatrice Femminile palestinese – Italia

	&nbsp;

	241. &nbsp; &nbsp; Gren Nina, Senior Lecturer in Social Anthropology Dep of Sociology at Lund University - Sweden

	&nbsp;

	242. &nbsp; &nbsp; Grigio Fiorella, president of Centro Pandora APS, Padua – Italy

	&nbsp;

	243. &nbsp; &nbsp; Grilla Mimma, freelancer Casablanca and Meyyocieleo, member of editorial staff of Le Siciliane - Italy

	&nbsp;

	244. &nbsp; &nbsp; Grillo Rosa Maria, lecturer at the University of Salerno – Italy

	&nbsp;

	245. &nbsp; &nbsp; Grisendi Francesca, actress - Italy

	&nbsp;

	246. &nbsp; &nbsp; Grobler Ana, gallery manager

	– Slovenia&nbsp;

	&nbsp;

	247. &nbsp; &nbsp; Grossi Celeste, ARCI national manager for Gender Policies – Italy

	&nbsp;

	248. &nbsp; &nbsp; Grünn Gerlinde, Mag., State Spokesperson KPÖ Upper Austria - Austry

	&nbsp;

	249. &nbsp; &nbsp; Grup de dones Vilarreal - Spain

	&nbsp;

	250. &nbsp; &nbsp; Guarda Cristina, MEP for Greens/EFA - Italy

	&nbsp;

	251. &nbsp; &nbsp; Guarisco Sara, ceramic artist – Italy

	&nbsp;

	252. &nbsp; &nbsp; Guerra Sánchez María Isabel, psychologist specializing in Gender Based Violence - Spain

	&nbsp;

	253. &nbsp; &nbsp; Guerry Hoddersen Anne, National Chairperson of U.S. Freedom Socialist Party - USA

	&nbsp;

	254. &nbsp; &nbsp; Gupta Rahila, chair of Southall Black Sisters – UK

	&nbsp;

	255. &nbsp; &nbsp; Guzmàn Arroyo Adriana, leading figure in anti-patriarchal community feminism, member of FAY (Feministas del Abya Yala) – Bolivia

	&nbsp;

	256. &nbsp; &nbsp; Habermann Friederike dr, economist, historian, author and independet researcher - Germany

	&nbsp;

	257. &nbsp; &nbsp; Hackmann Daniela, M.A., Families for peace - Germany&nbsp;

	&nbsp;

	258. &nbsp; &nbsp; Hackmann Gerd, medical doctor, - Germany

	&nbsp;

	259. &nbsp; &nbsp; Hajer Minke, professor of sociology, Utrecht University

	– Netherlands

	&nbsp;

	260. &nbsp; &nbsp; Hajzler Saša, journalist, Radio študent, Ljubljana – Slovenia&nbsp;

	&nbsp;

	&nbsp;

	261. &nbsp; &nbsp; Hakimova Aigul, community organiser, Ljubljana - Slovenia

	&nbsp;

	&nbsp;

	262. &nbsp; &nbsp; Heddadin Hiba, Director General of the Association for Equality for Human Rights and Education - Jordan

	&nbsp;

	263. &nbsp; &nbsp; Hermida Martín Yanira, historiadora, Universidad de La Laguna (Tenerife) – Spain

	&nbsp;

	264. &nbsp; &nbsp; Hernández Castillo Rosalva Aida, anthropologist with a PhD in Philosophy and professor at CIESAS in Mexico City, member of the Network of decolonial feminisms (Red de feminismos decoloniales), Women and the sıxth - &nbsp;Mexıco&nbsp;

	&nbsp;

	265. &nbsp; &nbsp; Hernández Jorge Carmen, MP of the Canary Islands – Spain

	&nbsp;

	266. &nbsp; &nbsp; Hernández Natalia, feminist activist, academician – Colombia

	&nbsp;

	267. &nbsp; &nbsp; Herrera Cruz María Encarnación, local councillor in the Canary Islands - Spain

	&nbsp;

	268. &nbsp; &nbsp; Hezer Tuba, former Hdp MP- Turkey

	&nbsp;

	269. &nbsp; &nbsp; Hideydan Delula, journalist - Algeria&nbsp;

	&nbsp;

	270. &nbsp; &nbsp; Hlope Simphimphilo Allea, Editor, writer, FundzaMag, Eswatini - South Africa

	&nbsp;

	271. &nbsp; &nbsp; Hvala Tea, sociologist – Slovenia&nbsp;

	&nbsp;

	&nbsp;

	272. &nbsp; &nbsp; Ibrahimi Masooma, artist, writer and filmmaker who reported on women's rights in Afghanistan media, Seattle,Washington – USA

	&nbsp;

	273. &nbsp; &nbsp; Imret Leyla, former mayor of Cizre - Turkey

	&nbsp;

	274. &nbsp; &nbsp; International Alliance of Women (IWA)

	&nbsp;

	275. &nbsp; &nbsp; Intersindical Alternativa de Catalunya - Catalan Countries

	&nbsp;

	276. &nbsp; &nbsp; Irmak Selma, former Hdp MP- Turkey

	&nbsp;

	277. &nbsp; &nbsp; Ituño Itziar, attrice – Basque country

	&nbsp;

	278. &nbsp; &nbsp; Ivanc Jera, cultural worker

	– Slovenia&nbsp;

	&nbsp;

	279. &nbsp; &nbsp; Iveković Rada, professor – France

	&nbsp;

	280. &nbsp; &nbsp; Jakovljevic Marija, Sociologist – Serbia&nbsp;

	&nbsp;

	281. &nbsp; &nbsp; Jan Sylvie, honor president of France-Kurdistan association – France

	&nbsp;

	282. &nbsp; &nbsp; Jiménez Aragòn Irati, member of Parliament in the Parliament of Nafarroa – Spain

	&nbsp;

	283. &nbsp; &nbsp; Jiménez Martín María Inés, Vice President of the Island Cabildo of Gran Canaria – Spain

	&nbsp;

	284. &nbsp; &nbsp; Kabayel Hüriye, Co-chair of the federation of the alevi association (FEDA), Germany

	&nbsp;

	285. &nbsp; &nbsp; Kadir Soreti B, political activist and journalist, Oromo Democratic Revolutionary Party, Oromia - Ethiopia

	&nbsp;

	286. &nbsp; &nbsp; Kahr Elke, chairwoman of the KPÖ Graz and Mayor of Graz - Austry

	&nbsp;

	287. &nbsp; &nbsp; Kajee Ayesha -Co-ordinator, Sofasonke movement, Johannesburg - South Africa

	&nbsp;

	&nbsp;

	288. &nbsp; &nbsp; Kakabaveh Amineh, former PM of the Swedish Parliament and women rights activist - Sweden

	&nbsp;

	289. &nbsp; &nbsp; Kaltenhäuser Elisabeth, member of Alliance for Justice between Isrealis and Palestinians - Germany

	&nbsp;

	290. &nbsp; &nbsp; Katayama Seena, Broadcaster for Queering The Air 3CR Radio and Podcast – Australia

	&nbsp;

	291. &nbsp; &nbsp; Kavčič Vesna, translator and teacher of English, Ljubljana

	– Slovenia

	&nbsp;

	292. &nbsp; &nbsp; Kay Zara, founder of Faithless Hijabi - Sweden&nbsp;

	&nbsp;

	293. &nbsp; &nbsp; Kemalbay Serpil, former Hdp MP- Turkey

	&nbsp;

	294. &nbsp; &nbsp; Khala Cheryl, writer and artist, content strategist

	- South Africa&nbsp;

	&nbsp;

	295. &nbsp; &nbsp; Khalid Zainab dr, postdoc- adaptation Hive Development Geography, Institute of Geography, University of Bonn - Germany

	&nbsp;

	296. &nbsp; &nbsp; Khodayari Maryam, health care worker - Sweden&nbsp;

	&nbsp;

	297. &nbsp; &nbsp; Kim Caroline, south korean writer – USA

	&nbsp;

	298. &nbsp; &nbsp; Kirpensteijn Jolanda, sports trainer, coach – Netherlands

	&nbsp;

	299. &nbsp; &nbsp; Kitab Hetaw, Istanbul - Turkey

	&nbsp;

	300. &nbsp; &nbsp; Klemm Peri, professor at California State University, Northridge, California - USA

	&nbsp;

	301. &nbsp; &nbsp; Koçali Filiz, journalist- Turkey

	&nbsp;

	302. &nbsp; &nbsp; Köhler Susanne, CEO Memorial Press Freedom, fighters for Truth, Frankfurt – Germany

	&nbsp;

	303. &nbsp; &nbsp; Koko Neimet, researcher specialized in Development and Alternative Policies - Sudan

	&nbsp;

	304. &nbsp; &nbsp; Kolektiv Fem TV- Collective Fem

	- Slovenia&nbsp;

	&nbsp;

	305. &nbsp; &nbsp; Kolektiv Rdeče zore - Collective Red Dawns – Slovenia

	&nbsp;

	306. &nbsp; &nbsp; Kolektiv spol.si - Collective of translators

	- Slovenia

	&nbsp;

	307. &nbsp; &nbsp; Konca Besime, former Hdp MP- Turkey

	&nbsp;

	308. &nbsp; &nbsp; Kongra Star, Rojava

	&nbsp;

	309. &nbsp; &nbsp; Korol Claudia, feminist member of FAY (Feministas del Abya Yala) – Argentina

	&nbsp;

	310. &nbsp; &nbsp; Kovač Vanja, Journalist RTV, Ljubljana – Slovenia

	&nbsp;

	311. &nbsp; &nbsp; Kozinc Nina, editor - Slovenia

	&nbsp;

	&nbsp;

	312. &nbsp; &nbsp; Kralj Ana, academic – Slovenia&nbsp;

	&nbsp;

	&nbsp;

	313. &nbsp; &nbsp; Kumar Tadeja, textile designer, Ljubljana – Slovenia&nbsp;

	&nbsp;

	&nbsp;

	314. &nbsp; &nbsp; Kurt Şeyda, Journalist and author – Germany

	&nbsp;

	315. &nbsp; &nbsp; Kurtulan Fatma, former Hdp MP- Turkey

	&nbsp;

	316. &nbsp; &nbsp; Kuwee Kumsa Martha, board member at Siinqee Institute - Canada

	&nbsp;

	317. &nbsp; &nbsp; L’Aurora, marxist organization &nbsp;- Catalan countries

	&nbsp;

	318. &nbsp; &nbsp; La Penna Benedetta, Equal Opportunities councillor of Abruzzo Region - Italy

	&nbsp;

	319. &nbsp; &nbsp; Langensiepen Katrin, MEP of Greens/EFA - Germany

	&nbsp;

	320. &nbsp; &nbsp; Leccabue Fabrizio, former CNR researcher, retired editor of the magazine ‘Dal lato del torto’ - Italy

	&nbsp;

	321. &nbsp; &nbsp; Leccardi Carmen, professor emerita at University Milano Bicocca - Italy&nbsp;

	&nbsp;

	322. &nbsp; &nbsp; Ledesma Coni, central feminist figures in the Philippines, member of the National Democratic Front of the Philippines – Netherlands

	&nbsp;

	323. &nbsp; &nbsp; Leduc Valentina, documentalist – Mexico

	&nbsp;

	324. &nbsp; &nbsp; Lesconfinate, feminist cultural association – Italy

	&nbsp;

	325. &nbsp; &nbsp; Leskošek Vesna, lecturer, researcher, professor – Slovenia&nbsp;

	&nbsp;

	326. &nbsp; &nbsp; Lessa Iara, retired professor, University of Toronto – Canada

	&nbsp;

	327. &nbsp; &nbsp; Lete Cristina dr., MD, obstetrician-gynocologist, retired, Newton, Massachusetts - USA

	&nbsp;

	328. &nbsp; &nbsp; Ličer Ksenija, English translator, Ljubljana

	– Slovenia&nbsp;

	&nbsp;

	329. &nbsp; &nbsp; Ličer Laura, personal assistant to disabled, Ljubljana – Slovenia

	&nbsp;

	330. &nbsp; &nbsp; LIVRE Party - Portugal

	&nbsp;

	331. &nbsp; &nbsp; Lokar Grden Tina, sociologist and philosopher, Brussels - Belgium

	&nbsp;

	332. &nbsp; &nbsp; Lokar Sonja, international gender expert Ljubiyana – Slovenia

	&nbsp;

	333. &nbsp; &nbsp; loose Lena Maria, fotografie – Germany

	&nbsp;

	334. &nbsp; &nbsp; López de Lacalle Lorena, EFA (European Free Alliance) president – Basque country

	&nbsp;

	335. &nbsp; &nbsp; López Díaz Leticia, former local councilor in the Canary Islands - Spain

	&nbsp;

	336. &nbsp; &nbsp; López González Sara, advocate of DDHH de la Resistencia Civil de Candelaria Nora Tzec, activist and advocate of Las semillas y el territorio, member of Red Mayense de Guardianas y Guardianes de Semillas – Mexico

	&nbsp;

	337. &nbsp; &nbsp; López Medina Celeste, Councilor and Spokesperson of Telde City Council, Gran Canaria – Spain

	&nbsp;

	338. &nbsp; &nbsp; López Mondéjar Lola, psychoanalyst and writer, Murcia - Spain

	&nbsp;

	339. &nbsp; &nbsp; López Sánchez Lorena, responsible for European Affairs of Nueva Canarias and Vice President of EFA – Spain

	&nbsp;

	340. &nbsp; &nbsp; Lorenz Paulina, film producer – Germany

	&nbsp;

	341. &nbsp; &nbsp; Lori Barbara, vice president of the Legislative Assembly of the Emilia Romagna Region - Italy

	&nbsp;

	342. &nbsp; &nbsp; Löw Christine, dr. political scientist, Frankfurt Main - Germany

	&nbsp;

	343. &nbsp; &nbsp; Lucas Marieme Helie, algerian feminist founder of Secularism Is A Women's Issue ( siawi) and Women Living Under Muslim Law (wluml) - Algeria

	&nbsp;

	344. &nbsp; &nbsp; Lucero Miranda, member of CRIC (Consejo regional indígena del Cauca), governator of the safeguard of Cofradia – Colombia

	&nbsp;

	345. &nbsp; &nbsp; Lucietta Marittima osteopath teacher, Italy

	&nbsp;

	346. &nbsp; &nbsp; Lucu Tina, journalist, Ljubljana

	– Slovenia&nbsp;

	&nbsp;

	347. &nbsp; &nbsp; Lulli Francesca, anthropologist, independent researcher and cooperation consultant NGO – Italy

	&nbsp;

	348. &nbsp; &nbsp; Lunaček Sarah, assit. prof., anthropologist

	– Slovenia&nbsp;

	&nbsp;

	349. &nbsp; &nbsp; Luschnat HP Ruth, social worker and mrmber at Lavhesis and in uniıon Verdi, Berlin - German

	&nbsp;

	350. &nbsp; &nbsp; Mabuza Nondumiso, Advocacy Manager- Carolina Eco-Green Economy

	- South Africa&nbsp;

	&nbsp;

	351. &nbsp; &nbsp; Madallah Mahasen, activist - Syria

	&nbsp;

	&nbsp;

	352. &nbsp; &nbsp; Magagula Siphilele, Cultural Practitioner & Branding Consultant, Kingdom of Eswatini – Sud Africa

	&nbsp;

	353. &nbsp; &nbsp; Maguire Cindy, co-director of ArtsAction Group, professor at Adelphi University - USA

	&nbsp;

	354. &nbsp; &nbsp; Majerhold Katarina, master of science (philosophy), managing editor of the scientific Journal, Ljubiyana

	- Slovenia

	&nbsp;

	355. &nbsp; &nbsp; Majsova Natalija, culturologist

	– Slovenia&nbsp;

	&nbsp;

	356. &nbsp; &nbsp; Maksimovic Galina, playwright and program coordinator of Reconstruction Women's Fund – Serbia

	&nbsp;

	357. &nbsp; &nbsp; Malala Aps Association Women's eyes on peace - Italy

	&nbsp;

	358. &nbsp; &nbsp; Mandacovich Mariana, deputy secretary general of Argentine Workers' Central Union (CTA Autónoma Nacional) – Argentina

	&nbsp;

	359. &nbsp; &nbsp; Manotti Brunella, president of the ANPI Parma section - Italy

	&nbsp;

	360. &nbsp; &nbsp; Manzi Alessia, journalist – Italy

	&nbsp;

	361. &nbsp; &nbsp; Maosouri Pouran, nurse - Sweden &nbsp;

	&nbsp;

	362. &nbsp; &nbsp; Mapelli Barbara, essayist and educationalist - Italy

	&nbsp;

	363. &nbsp; &nbsp; Maraini Dacia, writer – Italy

	&nbsp;

	364. &nbsp; &nbsp; Marchesini Matilde, MANI Association – Italy

	&nbsp;

	365. &nbsp; &nbsp; Marcos Sylvia, academician post-doctoral fellow in Psychology and Sociology of Religions at Harvard University, founder of the Network of decolonial feminisms (Red de feminismos decoloniales) – Mexico

	&nbsp;

	366. &nbsp; &nbsp; Marta Panighel, PhD (She/They), &nbsp;Postdoctoral Research Fellow, ERC Project F-WORD, Department of Cultures, Politics and Society, University of Turin, Genova

	&nbsp;

	367. &nbsp; &nbsp; Martinez Roa Karla Alegría, midwife and healer – Mexic

	&nbsp;

	368. &nbsp; &nbsp; Marxa Mundial de Dones València - Catalan Countries

	&nbsp;

	369. &nbsp; &nbsp; Massard Lydie, former MEP and member of UDB - France

	&nbsp;

	370. &nbsp; &nbsp; Massari Pia Angela, secondary school teacher , Italy&nbsp;

	&nbsp;

	371. &nbsp; &nbsp; Massey Susan, PhD, applied Mathematician and Research at USA Software Engineer, Phoenix, Arizona - USA

	&nbsp;

	372. &nbsp; &nbsp; Mastrogiovanni Marilù, member of ‘Forum of Mediterranean women journalists’, European climate Pact ambassador - Italy

	&nbsp;

	373. &nbsp; &nbsp; Masudi Zaman, pensioner - Germany&nbsp;

	&nbsp;

	374. &nbsp; &nbsp; Matas Salla Francesc, executive committe of L’Aurora organization - Catalan Countries

	&nbsp;

	375. &nbsp; &nbsp; Matima Manana, co-ordinator; Women in Agricultural Rural Movement, WiARM; Midvaal

	- South Africa&nbsp;

	&nbsp;

	376. &nbsp; &nbsp; Matin Kamran, Associate Professor of International Relations, University of Sussex - UK

	&nbsp;

	377. &nbsp; &nbsp; Maupertuis Marie Antoinette, President of the Corsican Assembly – Corsica&nbsp;

	&nbsp;

	378. &nbsp; &nbsp; Mearini Marta, Be free coordinator - Italy

	&nbsp;

	&nbsp;