Together strong: vomance against violence on women in Landeck

Together strong: vomance against violence on women in Landeck

In the Landeck district, an urgent appeal against violence against women becomes loud. On November 28, 2024, a non -partisan event in Malserstrasse invites you to show solidarity and to draw attention to this important topic. As part of the global initiative "16 days against violence against women", the organizers strive to raise awareness of the public for the serious consequences of violence against women.

The "16 days against violence against women" that take place from November 25th to December 10th are a worldwide campaign that focuses on the diverse forms of violence that affect women and girls. This initiative is intended to give the victims a voice and the society as a whole persuade to actively work against these grievances.

Details of the event

• Date: Thursday, November 28, 2024
• time: 6:00 p.m. - meeting point at the City Passage Landeck
• place: Malser Straße, Landeck

at 6:00 p.m. the vigil from the City Passage begins. All participants are invited to commemorate the women who have lost their lives due to violence. It is recommended to bring a candle with you to reaffirm this moment of memory and memory.

The SPÖ women and the Tyroleans in the People's Party stand behind this important event as organizers and invite the public to participate. The central concern of this dunning march is to set a strong sign together and to speak out for the protection of all people. The event is a valuable opportunity to show together that violence against women must not be accepted and that everyone should stand up for a respectful and non -violent coexistence.

In addition, it is pointed out to social responsibility that every person bears. This form of solidarity can help increase awareness of the problem of violence against women and thus pave the way for a change in society as a whole. The mobilization of supporters from all political views shows that this topic is important across party borders and is a strong social concern. Further information on this initiative is here to be found.