Flag for life without violence: Amstetten's commitment to women's rights

Flag for life without violence: Amstetten's commitment to women's rights

In Amstetten, the flag "Free living without violence" will also be raised at the main square this year in order to draw attention to the often difficult living conditions of women and children affected by violence. This symbolic action takes place as part of the international “16 days against violence” campaign, which begins on November 25, an important day of commemoration for all women and girls who have suffered violence. The conclusion of this significant period falls on December 10th, the international day of human rights.

The event is moderated by Christa Ressl, a representative of the Mostviertel women's advice. Various local politicians will also be present: to show their support. Among the speakers: Inside, the Governor Johanna Mikl-Leitner, who has already been requested, and Mayor Ursula Haberhauer, who has already agreed to participate. In addition, State Councilor Ulrike Königsberger-Ludwig and City Councilor Lisa Asanger signaled that they would like to speak that day.

set an important sign

The flag "Free living without violence" not only represents an act of solidarity with the victims of violence, but is also a clear appeal to society, increasingly acting against violence against women and children. The “16 days against violence” campaign offers a platform to raise awareness and to emphasize the urgency of this topic in public and in political circles.

The participation of prominent local politicians: Inside, underlines the importance of this topic and shows that it is a common concern to draw attention to the problem. Such actions not only raise a voice for those affected, but a place for discussions and solutions is also created to improve the life situation of women and children affected by violence.

In this sensitive time, it is essential that the community is united behind the victims of violence. The upcoming days will offer the opportunity to think about preventive measures and to question existing structures and, if necessary, improve. This is a task that both local politics and civil society have to tackle together to make sustainable change.

For more information and details on the events related to "16 days against violence", interested parties can on www.meinbezirk.at read .