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Femmes Solidaires and Comité des Femmes Djiboutiennes
contre les Viols et l'Impunité (COFEDVI). [email protected] [email protected] PRESS BRIEFING The 25th of April 2016, one month after the Hunger strike in France, The fight goes on 10 Djiboutian women are starting a hunger strike in Brussels, Belgium against the rapes by the djiboutian army & denounce the impunity. Statement
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haveDay Five Hunger Strike For the 10 Djiboutian women. This time 10 of them resident in Brussels Belguim have taken over the hunger strike from their Paris, France counterparts to denounce Afar Women Rapes by Djiboutian Army. They Say NO to impunity and Demand JUSTICE to The Djiboutian Regime. Femmes Solidaires COFEDVI Moreover, the human rights organizations and citizens Djibouti still waiting for an independent and impartial investigation to shed light on the ......Suite
10 other Djiboutian women started a new hunger strike in Brussels on the 25th April 2016 a month to the day after Paris hunger strike. They denounce Afar women rapes by Djiboutian Army. They shout NO to impunity. #stopvioldjibouti Femmes Solidaires COFEDVI On Monday April 18, 2016, China officially broke ground on its first naval base in Djibouti, Africa, a country which has also been the home of the United ...Read More
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