Tag: Womens rights
Sarah Daninthe: “Paris 2024 will be equal Games, but I’m a little afraid of what’s next”
On March 8, 2024, International Women’s Day, sportswoman Sarah Daninthe is our great international guest. Great fencing champion, bronze medalist at the Athens Olympic Games in 2004, world champion in…
Between obstacle course and marathon, the long road to gender equality in sport
The Paris Olympic and Paralympic Games are fast approaching. The opportunity to look at the place of women in sport and its evolution in recent decades on the occasion of…
Sarah Daninthe, former fencer on duty for women’s rights
Editor-in-chief of the RFI morning show on the occasion of International Women’s Day this Friday, March 8, Sarah Daninthe flourished in fencing, including an Olympic medal in Athens in 2004.…
a public ceremony to seal the Constitution for Women’s Rights Day
This is the very last step for the inclusion of abortion in the French Constitution, and also the most symbolic. President Macron will be in Paris at noon at the…
IVG in the Constitution: “real inequalities in territorial access to care”
Obstacles still persist in France regarding access to abortion. While a new advance in law took place yesterday with the green light given to the inclusion of abortion as a…
In the news: the right to abortion in France engraved in the stone of the Constitution
“ France enshrines the right to abortion in its Constitution », notes the Times in London. “ France makes abortion a constitutional right in historic Versailles vote », exclaims the…
France enshrines the right to abortion in its Constitution
Meeting this Monday March 4 at a congress in Versailles, the French Parliament voted for the inclusion of voluntary termination of pregnancy (IVG) in the Constitution by 780 votes to…
Right to abortion: “Enshrining this right in the Constitution makes it practically untouchable”
It is a historic day for France which this Monday becomes the first country to explicitly include voluntary termination of pregnancy (IVG) in its Constitution. What does this change in…
After Alabama decision, Christian women defend “in vitro” fertilization
In the United States, in Alabama, where people are voting this Tuesday, March 5 for “Super Tuesday,” legislators reacted to the court decision of the State Supreme Court. While Alabama…
France is preparing to become the first country in the world to include the right to abortion in its Constitution
France will become the first country in the world to explicitly include voluntary termination of pregnancy in its constitution, sanctifying a procedure which was at the heart of the battle…