#WORLD #WORLDWIDE #FRANCE #ANARCHISM #News #Journal #Update - (en) France, UCL AL #322 - Antipatriarchy, Inter-organization forum: against gender-based and sexual violence in our orgas (ca, de, it, fr, pt)[machine translation]

 Extract from the forum co-signed by the CGT, EELV, Ensemble!, Génération.s, PCF,

PG, PS, SNES-FSU, LFI, Union syndicale Solidaires, UNEF, NPA... and UCL! ----
With the #MeToo movement, the issue of struggles against gender-based and sexual
violence against women everywhere in the public and private spheres has burst
into public debate. This movement has forced society to hear more from women and
to tolerate this violence less, even if government measures remain largely
insufficient. ---- We, trade unions and political organizations, without having
waited for this moment, lead in our structures this same fight so that our
militant relations are relations without oppression or domination, because
wanting to change society also requires a deep transformation and the
establishment a militant environment free from gender-based or sexual violence.

Watch cells, commissions or collectives exist in our structures in order to
protect victims, to discard and punish aggressors and to bring our values of
equality to life. Because, to allow equality between women and men, we must put
an end to violence against women. This is a sine qua non.

We therefore decided to meet, talk to each other, and for the first time to work
together in order to make ourselves stronger.es in particular in the face of
three major issues in our struggle within our organizations:

The care of victims and its temporality (post-traumatic syndrome) is an essential
subject. The impact of this violence on women is deleterious, whether it is on
their physical or psychological health or on their place in our organizations.
Access to healthcare and justice should be guaranteed because too often the
difficulty of providing care turns out to be a real obstacle for women.
The implementation of prevention and training actions against gender-based and
sexual violence to establish a common non-sexist culture in our organizations. In
this process, we have developed partnerships with recognized associations in the
fight against violence against women. The State must support and subsidize
feminist associations engaged in the struggle against this violence.
The homelessness of aggressors: whether it is internal or from one organization
to another, this strategy of aggressors ensures them both a new "predation
ground", to escape punishment and a continuity of their behavior. impunity; this
question is therefore fundamental. We are committed to resolve to achieve
establish a global environment is no impunity, security and confidence to our
militant.es Being proactive on this issue will also allow us to make visible the
problem of "next" as the presence of aggressors in demonstrations, meetings,
summer schools ...
We, trade unions and politicians, affirm that today as yesterday sexist and
sexual violence must not find a place in our structures: Stop impunity!

Our aspirations join those that will be expressed in the streets on the occasion
of the international day against violence against women: we want to live in a
society where everyone can flourish whatever their gender or their sexuality. For
that, we are ready to change this sexist and patriarchal world!

Signatories:

Philippe Martinez, Secretary General of the CGT and Raphaelle Manière, pilot of
the monitoring unit against gender-based and sexual violence,

Julien Bayou, National Secretary of Europe Ecology Les Verts and Eva Sas,
Spokesperson and Honorary President of the ECVF (association of elected officials
against violence against women),

Alice Carret and Rémy Sébille, Young Ecologists, representatives of the
Benevolence Team of the movement and signatory on behalf of the executive committee,

Myriam Martin and Jean-François Pellissier, co-spokesperson for Ensemble!,

Sophie Taillé-Polian, Senator of Val-de-Marne, National Coordinator of
generations and Benjamin Lucas, Regional Councilor of Hauts-de-France, National
Coordinator,

Fabien Roussel, national secretary of the French Communist Party and Hélène
Bidard, national head of the gender equality / women's rights commission,

Léon Deffontaines Secretary General of the Movement of Young Communists of France
and Jeanne Péchon National Secretary of the Union of Communist Students,

Hélène Lecacheux, co-coordinator of the Left Party and Jean-Christophe Sellin,
co-coordinator of the Left Party,

Olivier Faure, First Secretary of the Socialist Party and Cécilia Gondard,
National Secretary for equality between women and men,

Emma Rafowicz, National Secretary of Young Socialists and Lyes Bouhdida-Laserre,
responsible for the fight against gender-based and sexual violence within the JS,

Adrien Quatennens, coordinator of the La France Insoumise movement and Mathilde
Panot, president of the parliamentary group,

Philippe Poutou National spokesperson for the New Anticapitalist Party, Alice
Pelletier National Feminist Commission and National Political Council,

Sophie Vénétitay, Secretary General of SNES - FSU and Emmanuel Séchet, Deputy
Secretary General,

Lucie Wyrm and Pablo Rauzy of the Union Communiste Libertaire,

Mélanie Luce, president of the National Union of Students of France and Quentin
Bourgeon, secretary general,

Murielle Guilbert Co-delegate of Union syndicale Solidaires and Simon Duteil
Co-delegate of Union syndicale Solidaires.

https://www.unioncommunistelibertaire.org/?Tribune-inter-organisations-contre-les-violences-sexistes-et-sexuelles-dans-nos
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