March 8: Commitment of the State to the African Diaspora
On this March 8, 2021, as humanity celebrates International Women's Day, the State of the African Diaspora pays tribute to all women of the world, especially African and Afro-descendant women, in their contexts of resistance and (re)existence.
Despite the efforts of the International Community and the national and global mechanisms created for the advancement of women, today we continue to be the main victims of systemic structural racism, poverty, educational gaps, the drama of Black migrants and violence.
The Declaration is signed on behalf of the State of the African Diaspora by: Dr. Rosa Campoalegre Septien, Minister of Gender Equality and Dr. Louis-Georges Tin, Prime Minister.
Commitment of the African State to the Diaspora
On March 8, 2021, when humanity celebrates the International Women's Day, or the State of the African Diaspora, it pays tribute to all the women of the world, especially African women and women of African descent, in their contexts of resistance and (re)existence.
Despite two efforts of the International Community and two national and global mechanisms created for the progress of women, we continue to be the main victims of systemic structural racism, poverty, educational gaps, the drama of black migrants and violence.
Assinatura of the Declaration in the name of the African State of the Diaspora: Dr. Rosa Campoalegre Septien, Minister of Gender Equality and Dr. Louis-Georges Tin, Prime Minister.
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