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On 9 Oct 2019 the Turkish state started its invasion and occupation war on the territory of Northern Syria. The Turkish army has been attacking all major towns and settlements along the border with airstrikes and mortar shelling. According to figures published by the Kurdish Red Crescent during only the first five days of the attacks at least 46 civilians were killed and 139 wounded – including many women and children. At present the Turkish army together with a so-called ‘National Syrian Army’ composed of mercenaries from different terror groups are attempting to invade on the ground. At the same time ISIS sleeper cells have started new attacks across North Syria. SDF and YPJ-YPG forces that liberated North and East Syria from the IS terror regime, are dedicating their lives to protect the people from new occupation and massacres. Women who liberated thousands of women from slavery under IS are now bombed by a NATO army.
Millions of people’s lives from all different ethnic and religious communities in this region are under threat. Tens of thousands of families have been displaced. Beside mainly Kurdish and Arabic populated villages, Christian neighborhoods have been specifically targeted. It is obvious that these attacks are carried out with the aim of ethnic cleansing and demographic change. Turkish occupation and war crimes in Afrin starting in January 2018 have been condoned by the international community until today. Therefore, Turkey now strives to expand its territory and impose its rule on further regions of North and East Syria, breaching international law and the sovereignty of Syria.
At the same time Turkey neglects the will of the peoples in the region that have been living peacefully together under democratic self-administration. Turkey’s attacks are directed against the gains of the women’s revolution in Rojava that has been a source of inspiration for women from all over the world. Women who have been a vanguard in building up an alternative social model of democratic, ecological society which is based on women’s liberation are targeted by jihadist killer teams. The co-chair of the Syria Future Party Hevrin Xelef was assassinated in an ambush on 12 Oct. when she was on her way to visit injured and displaced people in the Til Temir region. Despite 8 years of continuing war in Syria, the regions of the Autonomous Administration in North and East Syria has succeeded in ensuring human needs and democratic rights for all people in this region. Hundreds of thousands of war refugees from different regions of Syria found refuge here. Without any noteworthy support of UN organisations these refugees have been welcomed, protected and supported by the structures of the Autonomous Administration.
While the Erdogan government openly announced this war and his occupation plans, the international community – including UN bodies – did not take any adequate measure to stop this from happening. Furthermore, hegemonic powers like Russia and the US encouraged Turkey’s aggression. The genocides of the Ottoman Empire against the Armenians and Syriac people in 1915 and the massacres against the Kurdish people in Dersim, Halebje, Nussaybin, Cizire, Afrin… are still in our minds. Today again, crimes against humanity have been prepared and carried out openly as the calculation of war profits counts more than international laws, human rights and values.
Women in Rojava have always emphasized: “We have defended the women’s revolution with our sacrifices. We lead our struggle on behalf of all women in the world.” Turkey’s war against women and peoples of North and East Syria as an aggression against all of us. It targets the gains and values of our struggles for women’s rights, freedom and justice – everywhere. With the international campaign Women Defend Rojava we unite against fascism, occupation and patriarchy. We raise our voices for the recognition of the autonomous self-administration in North and East Syria, for peace and justice in Syria.
To prevent new genocides and feminicides in the 21st century we urge the UNSC, all relevant bodies of the international community and governments to take urgent actions to
Stop Turkey‘s invasion and occupation in North and Eastern Syria immediately
Establish a No-Fly-Zone for the protection of the people’s lives in North and East Syria.
Prevent further war crimes and ethnic cleansing by Turkish army forces, ISIS, El Nusra and other jihadist terror groups
Take all war crimes and war criminals to justice
Stop weapon trade with Turkey
Implement political and economical sanctions against Turkey
Acknowledge the democratic Autonomous Administration of the people of North and East Syria
Take immediate steps for a political solution of the crisis in Syria with the representation and participation of women and people representatives from all different national, cultural and religious communities in Syria
Women Defend Rojava Campaign Committee
15th October 2019
First signatures:
Organisations:
Women‘s Council of North and East Syria; Kongra Star; Council of Women in Syria MJS, Union of Free Women East Kurdistan KJAR, Organisation of Freedom Seeking Women Kurdistan RJAK, East Kurdistan Women’s Association Ronak, Kurdish Women’s Public Relation Office REPAK, Kurdish Women’s Movement in Europe TJK-E; International Representation of Kurdish Women’s Movement IRKWM, Kurdish Women’s Peace Office CENÎ; Kurdish Women’s Student Union JXK; Young Women’s Movement Jinên Ciwan; Êzidî Women’s Freedom Movement TAJÊ; Alevit Democratic Women‘s Movement; Free Women‘s Foundation Rojava (WJAR); Initiative of Democratic Muslim Women; Jineolojî Academy; Palestine Women’s Association Lebanon; Women’s Branch of Syriac Union Party Lebanon; Social and Cultural Association NEWROZ Lebanon; Mujeres Terretorios y Resistancias (Santa Cruz / Bolivia); Southall Black Sisters (UK); Revolutionary Association of the Women of Afghanistan (RAWA); Women’s Strike Poland; Mujeres Libres (CNT / Spain); Union Syndicale Solidaires France; International Labour Network of Solidarity and Struggles; Feminist Assembly of Madrid (Spain); Feministas de Abya Yala (Uruguay); Centro de Intercambios y Servicios Cono Sur CISCSA (Argentina);
Individuals:
Mahila Kisan Adhikaar Manch (Forum for Women Farmers‘ Rights, India); Sylvia Marcos (Author, Mexico); Meredith Tax (writer & Emergency Committee for Rojava, USA); Nadje Al-Ali (academician, USA); Collette McAllister (Sinn Féin, Irland); Maria Luiza Duarte Azedo Barbosa (World Women‘s March, Brazil); Dr Radha D’Souza (University of Westminster, UK); Dr Mahvish Ahmad (University of Western Cape, South Africa), Francesca Gargallo Celentani (author and feminist, Mexico); Laura Quagliuolo (editor, Italy); Teresa Cunha (academician, Portugal); Tor Bridges (aunt of Anna Campbell, Producer, UK); Lilian Galan (MPP, Uruguay); Nancy Fraser (professor of philosophy and politics, USA); Dr Mithu Sanyal (author and broadcaster, Germany); Margaret Owen (Widows for Peace through Democracy WPD & Patron of Campaign Peace in Kurdistan, UK); Alba Sotorra Clua (filmmaker, Spain); Rahila Gupta (writer and activist, UK); Dr Mónica G Moreno Figueroa (sociologist, UK); Julie Ward (Member of European Parliament, UK); Prof Sarah Franklin (sociologist, UK); Wendy Lyon (human rights lawyer, Ireland); Dr Zahra Ali (sociologist, USA); Fatemeh Sadeghi (McGill University, Canada/Iran); Dr Sarah Glynn (academician, Scotland); Maryam Ashrafi (social documentary photographer & film-maker, Iran); Dr Hettie Malcomson (academician, UK); Debbie Boockchin (journalist & author, UK); Selay Ghaffar (Solidarity Party of Afghanistan); Dr Marina Sitrin (Binghamton University, USA); Amber Huff (researcher, UK); Christelle Terreblanche (University of Kwazulu-Natal, South Africa); Erella Shadmi (academician, Israel); Molly Crabapple (artist and author, USA); Dr. Soraya Fallah (California State University, USA); Dr. Camilla Power (Radical Anthropology Group, UK); Prof. Flavia Almeda Pita (State University of Feira de Santana Bahia & Incubadora de Economia Popular Soldidaria, Brazil); Houzan Mahmood (writer, UK); Dina al-Kassim (University of British Colombia, Canada), Vilma Rocio Almendra Quiguanas (Indigenous Nasa/Misak, Pueblos en Camino, Colombia); Helina Paul (ecologist, UK); Rane Khanna (filmmaker & lecture, UK); Mechthild Exo (researcher & activist in peace and conflict studies, Germany); Rita Lora Segato (National University of San Martin, Brazil); Prof Emeritus Ana Falu (National University of Cordoba, Argentina); Janet Sarbanes (writer and professor, USA); Charlotte Maria Saenz (academician, USA); Monika Gärtner-Engel (founding member of World Women Conference, Germany); Carla Bergman (writer & film-maker, Canada); Targol Mesbah (academician, USA); Lilián Raquel Galán Pérez (deputy of Parla Sur, Latin America); Sally Jackson (academician, USA); Verónica Mounier (academician, Mexico); …
Further Signatures:
Organisations:
Dones ANC (Dones per la Independència); Consejo de las mujeres del municipio de madrid y Foro de Madrid contra la violencia a las mujeres; Marxa Mundial de Dones València; Asociación contra la exclusión social; LA POSADA DE LOS ABRAZOS; CODOU BOP, SENEGAL, WEST AFRICA ACTIVIST ON WOMEN’S BODILY RIGHTS;; Secretaría de Feminismos de EHBildu; Emakumeen Mundu Martxa(Basque country); Elkartasuna Kurdistango Emakumeekin(Basque Cauntry); Asamblea de mujeres de Bizkaya (Basque Country); MAMIKI emakumeon konpartsa (Basque Cauntry); Mujeres en la Diversidad (Basque Cauntry); Movimiento Feminista de Portugalete: Colectivo MUJERES EN LA DIVERSIDAD Basauri : SUARGI; Feministas de Pamplona; Mujeres Libres Madrid; FeministAlde de Bilbao; Feminista Galtzagorri; Asamblea Feminista 8M Almería; El Colectivo de Aranjuez “La Corrala, patio feminista; Marimatraka talde feministatik; Marche Mondiale des Femmes France; Ni Una Nenos Austria: Urgent Action Fund-Africa, based in Nairobi, Kenya; Women for Justice, Germany; International commission 8M feminist strike Spain; SECULARISM IS A WOMEN’S ISSUE; Urgent Action Fund for Women’s Human Rights (UAF), United States; TERRE DES FEMMES Human Rights for Women (Germany); Plataforma Feminista del Jiloca, Teruel /España; CNT Teruel; La Negreta Feminist; La Negreta del Gòtic; Feminismos Entrepueblos EntrePobles EntrePobos Herriarte; Asociación Amabizia-Madreviva; Grupo Madres Activistas; Asoc. Derechos humanos de las mujeres y desarrollo (DEHMUDE); Comité Reivindicativo y cultural de lesbianas (CRECUL); Federación de Asociaciones de Mujeres de la Comunidad de Madrid (FAMCM); Centro de Documentación-Biblioteca de Mujeres; Asamblea Feminista Unitaria de Granada; Asamblea de Mujeres de Salamanca: Partido Feminista de España en Canarias, el Frentes de Lucha Feminista, Coordinadora del PFE en Canarias y FLF; Asociación Casa de las mujeres de Pamplona, España; FRYDAS feministas rebeldes y diversas activistas: Una Mirada, NGO Barcelona; Justa Revolta, Collectiu feminista de Sabadell; Asamblea Feminista de Madrid; Women’s group from The Norwegian Solidarity Committee for Latin America; Gatamaula Feminista, feminist collective; Cooperativa Candela; Cooperativa Cúrcuma; Cooperativa Rizoma, Womens cooperative; Les Kabres Tiran al Monte, ruralk transfeminist platform; Justa Revolta Sabadell , Feminist colective; Encuentro Feminista Montequinto; Ambrosia; Arci Solidarietà Onlus; transform! Italia; Associazione Ponte Donna; Stati Generali delle Donne; Associazione “io donna” Brindisi; Associazione Almaterra; Associazione di promozione sociale DORA donne in Valle d’Aosta; associazione Donatella Tellini ONLUS; Associazione Femminile Maschile Plurale di Ravenna; Associazione internazionale delle donne MEDiterranean MEDIA; Associazione per il rinnovamento della sinistra; Associazione per un Archivio dei Movimenti di Genova; Associazione Raccontincontri – Libreria delle Ragazze di Grosseto; Associazione senza paura – Genova; SPArrow – Spazio Precario Autogestito – Rende – CS; Casa delle donne di Milano; Osservatorio di genere; Scuola Popolare Piero Bruno; Non Una Di Meno – lago di Garda; Casa delle donne Lucha y Siesta – Roma; Casa Internazionale delle Donne – Roma; Rete Kurdistan Cosenza; Non Una Di Meno – Brescia; Centro antiviolenza – l’Aquila; rete femminista no muri no recinti; rete 13 febbraio Pistoia; RASPA, Rete Autonoma Sibaritide e Pollino per l’Autotutela; Centro Donna Lucca; Centro Studi e Documentazione Pensiero Femminile APS – Torino; Associazione Trana di Terre – Imola; AssopacePalestina; Biblioteca delle donne – l’Aquila; Paola Guazzo, accademic; Non Una Di Meno – Modena; Non Una Di Meno – Acireale; Non Una Di Meno – Firenze; Non Una Di Meno – Genova; Non Una Di Meno – ITALIA; Non Una Di Meno – La Spezia; Non Una Di Meno – Mantova; Non Una Di Meno – Verona; Non Una Di Meno – Venezia; Non Una Di Meno – Trento; Non Una Di Meno – Milano; Non Una Di Meno – Napoli; Non Una Di Meno – Torino; Non Una Di Meno – Reggio Emilia; Non Una Di Meno – Roma; Non Una Di Meno – Padova; Cisda; Colelttivo le maestre ignoranti; Collettivo anarchico Sakalesh; Collettivo femminista RIVOLTApagina; CSO Angelina Cartella; Maurice LGBTQ; gruppo di Wendo Amazora _ Bologna – Italia; gruppo donne Arcichedonne di Rho; gruppo di Autodifesa Femminista: Azadi Wendo – Bologna; LOA Acrobax Project – Roma; Cultura e libertà; Donne di RISING Pari in Genere; IFE Italia; CSO La Strada; I giardini di Eva; Femminismi Blog; kaos spazio anarchico autogestito; Southall Black Sisters (UK); Revolutionary Association of the Women of Afghanistan (RAWA); Polish Women’s Strike; Movimiento feminist 8M Zaragoza; Asamblea Feminista de Madrid; Gatamaula, Barcelona (Catalonia); Mesoamerican Initiative of Women Human Rights Defenders; Dones Visuals (Catalan Association for Women and Cinema), Catalonia; Colectivo Directoras de Fotografia, Spain; Centre de Cultura de Dones Francesca; Bonnemaison. Spain; Sindicat Sindillar, Spain National Democratic Front of the Philippines; L’Emission Femmes libres sur Radio libertaire; Salam (LGBTQ, feminist and anti-racist organization), Norway; The Women’s lobby of Norway; Frauenverband Courage e.V., Deutschland (Womens Association Courage, Germany); Women in Black, London, UK; Cooperativa de trabajo De mujeres de oficio,Auxilio te Limpio CHİLE; colectivo acción feminista linares; Movimiento Popular la Dignidad Argentina; Garment Worker’s Trade Union Centre – Bangladesh; Tamilnadu Women’s Movement – India; ARCI Roma; WILPF – Italia; Non Una Di Meno – Mugello; collettivo Artisti Resistenti di Roma; Non Una Di Meno – Bologna; Mujeres Libres – Bologna; Gruppo Wendo Firenze; Donne Diritti e Giustizia; STONEWALL GLBT Siracusa; Associazione; Donne del Mondo di San Giovanni in Persiceto; Casa in Movimento, Cologno Monzese (MI); Comitato italiano di Jineoloji; WILPF – Italia; Un ponte per; Euskal Herriko Bilgune Feminista; CDP Capítulo Argentino – Congreso de los pueblos; Feminismo Comunitario Antipatriarcal; Sare Lesbianista; FARRUKAS de Iruña-pamplona; Maison des Femmes Marea Granate, Femigrantes; Yekitiya Jinên Ciwan Ên Êzîdî; Saziya Ziman Perwerdeya Civaka Êzîdî; Nuit Féministe; Pinjra Tod (Break the Cage) feminist movement India; Comitè de Vaga Feminista a Vallcarca, Barcelona; Women office of Syria Democratic Counsel; Asamblea Huelga Feminista Huesca (España); DEUTSCHE FRAUENRING e.V.; Frauennetzwerk für Frieden e.V
Individuals:
Prof Angela Y. Davis, (Distinguished Professor Emerita History of Consciousness and Feminist Studies University of California, Santa Cruz); Cristina Andreu (head of CIMA (Women in Cinema Spanish Association)); Tatiana Cordero; Prof. Dr. Felizitas Sagebiel; Susanne Bader; Cornelia Marschall; Josette Nisot; Noémi Royer; Enasse Delphine; Adèle Cassigneul; Viola Carofalo (spokeswoman Women of Potere al Popolo); Homa Hoodfar; Catherine Hebert; Liza Maza; Ahlem Belhadj (Association tunisienne des femmes démocrates); Ariel Salleh; Margarita Maguregui Fernández; Julienne Lusenge; Chris Corrin; Juan Carlos Peirone; Anya Briy (Emergency Committee for Rojava, United States); Charlotte María Sáenz (Colectivo Rexistencias Mexico y USA); Meredeth Turshen (D.Phil. Professor Rutgers University); Trude Bennett; Elizabeth Margolis ; Laura Guidetti; Marissa Piesman; Jobana Moya; Kristin Booth Glen; Carole Joffe; Dr. Diane Horwitz; Rosalind Petchesky (Jewish Voice for Peace-NYC); Rita falaschi; Maxine Phillips; Maryam Namazie; Irena Klepfisz; Susan Nussbaum; Gabriela Vega Téllez; Beatrix Campbell; Nâlân Erbil; Patricia Sánchez; Eleanor J. Bader; Zillah Eisenstein (Prof. of Anti-Racist Feminist Theory, Emeritus Ithaca College,Ithaca, New York); Nanette Funk (Professor emeritus , US); Despina Litsa; Myra (Malkin, lawyer, USA); Sara Hess (Ithaca, NY); Nekane Urzelai; Frances Kissling (President, The Center for Health, Ethics and Social Policy, Washington DC); Gloria Steinem; Dr. Carla Golden Professor (Ithaca College); Jean Tepperman; Janet Bauer (Associate Professor, International Studies and Women/Gender Studies, USA); Gail Holst-Warhaft (Professor from Cornell University); Erika Goldman; Lara Vilanova (cinematographer from Catalonia); Ana Pandal de la Peza; Professor Lyla Mehta (Institute of Development Studies, UK); Sadia Hameed (Council of Ex Muslims of Britain); Laura Flanders; Dilan Okcuoglu; Linda N. Edelstein; Illith Rosenblum; Susan Buck-Morss (Professor, CUNY Graduate Centre, USA); Charo López Andreo; Gertrude Fester Honorary (Professor, Centre for African Studies University of Cape Town, South Africa); Lisa-Marie Taylor (CEO FiLiA Women’s Rights Charity UK); Marieme Helie Lucas (Algerian); Susan Lehrer (PhD Professor Emerita Sociology, Women’s Studies, USA); Barbara Zeller; Mary Patten; Peyibomi Soyinka-Airewele (Professor of International Politics, Ithaca College, NY, and Tompkins County Human Rights Commissioner, New York. US); Gloria Steinem; Debra Winger; Judith Clark; Mirra Bank; Zulma Iguinav; Penny Rosenwasser; Sarah Stumbar; Kristin Bricker (Progressive Democrats for Delaware); Bonnie S. Anderson (Professor Emerita of History, City University of New York); Susan M. Reverby (Professor Emerita, Wellesley College, USA); Ellen Chesler (Ph.D., Senior Fellow , The Roosevelt Institute); Joyce Antler (professor, Brandeis University, US); Myrtle Denise Thompson Curtis; Kimberly Sherrobbi; Shea Howell; Susan Elaine Day; Fran Perkins; Helen Benedict; Susan Sklar; Amy Agigian (Center for Women’s Health and Human Rights at Suffolk University, USA); Lee Anne Bell (Professor Emerita, USA); Gloria Shields; Sister Tesa; Maite Galarza; Sabina Martínez; Georgina Cisquella; Zeltia Outeiriño González; Rosa Lluch Ayza; Franco Muia; Mathilde Gingembre; Sibel Schick; Dr. Angela Waldegg; Mary Pampalk; Maria Emília Novo; Lieve Snellings; Jasna Krajinovic (film director, Belgium/Slovenia); Sabine Lamizana; Roselyne Rollier; Lise Bouzidi Vega; Isabelle Krzywkowski; Amina Sahbegovic; Jacqueline Heinen; Corine Eyraud; Lucien Chelly; Mélanie Vay; Laurence Hovde; Claude Cambon; Frédéric Delarue; Paul Sautebin; Emakumeok gerraren aurka; Etxaldeko Emakumeak; Laura Gonzalez de Txabarri,; Desazkundea feminismos (Bilbo, Euskal Herria)Gisèle Eva Côté; Michele Rouleau; Louise Turcotte; Jo Unwin; Dr Isabel Käser (SOAS, UK); Yasmin Rehman; Rashmi Singh; Sheila Rowbotham; Isabel Soloaga; Dr Ziba Mir-Hosseini (SOAS, University of London);Pamela Berger (Professor Boston College)Geraldine Rose; Dr Rachael Durrant; Andrea Brock (lecturer, UK); Aisha K. Gill (Professor of Criminology, University of Roehampton, UK)Jean Fiaux; Maya Fiaux; David Malterre; Maxine Peake (Actor/Writer UK); Gerd Gottlieb; Amira Abdelhamid (Human Rights Defender, Egypt); Sahar Alnaas (Founding Director of Libyan Women for Peace and Freedom); Farida Shaheed (Shirkat Gah – Women’s Resource Centre, Pakistan); Horia Mosadiq (Conflict Analysis Network (CAN)); Fatou Sow (Feminist activist, Senegal)Eva Hung(Writer,Hong Kong); Anna Elbe; Hinda Pozner; Prof Beata Kowalska (sociologist, Poland); Ana Pfaff; Teresa carretero carretero; Amie Williams (GlobalGirl Media); l’Hora Violeta Reus; Sara Valenzuela; Isa Sanz; Adela İnnerarity; Mireia Palau; Rashida Manjoo; Dr. Hannah Safran(Isha L’Isha Feminist Research Center);Laura Mañá Alvarenga; Dr Farah Azadi; Eve Rosahn; Julienne Lusenge (director of congolese women’s fund Asamblea feminista Maleïdes, de Vila-real (Castellón); Tatiana Sánchez Sánchez; Lucía Andújar Llosa; Audrey Aroha Tietz; Beatriz Redón; Maria angeles del riego; Lunes Lilas de Navarra; Munduko Emalumeak ;Thérèse Clerc à Montreuil; Gail Lerner (USA); Lucille C Atkin (Ph.D); Sandra McNeill; Maleeha Mengal (Pakistan); Genevieve Azam (France); Judy Norsigian; Verena Gysin; Sonia Muñoz Llort; Line Alice Ytrehus (Professor in Intercultural studies, Norway); Margaret Evans; Kumru Toktamis (Associated Professsor Pratt Institute -Brooklyn NY); Dr Charlotta Zettervall (sociologist, Sweden); Katia Zagoritou (Greece); Kaziwa Salih (Canada); Prerna Subramanian; Morad Rooh (Canada); Guglielmi Brigitte; Sirwan Azizi; Marie Famulicki (filmmaker France); Dr. Amir Sharifi (California State University Long Beach , Southern California); Janet Axelrod, Wealth Matters (United States); Sylvia Marcos; Meredith Tax; Nadje Al-Ali; Luisa Morgantini (former Vice President of the Eu Parliament); Prof Sarah Franklin (Head of Department of Sociology, University of Cambridge, UK); Dr Radha D’Souza (University of Westminster, UK); Dr Mahvish Ahmad (University of Western Cape, South Africa); Dr Hettie Malcolmson (University of Southampton, UK); Maryam Ashrafi (social documentary photographer and filmmaker, UK); Coni Ledesma; Alba Sotorra Clua; Rahila Gupta, Dr Mónica G Moreno Figueroa (Senior Lecturer in Sociology, University of Cambridge, UK); Julie Ward (Member of European Parliament); Wendy Lyon; Dr Zahra Ali; Fatemeh Sadeghi; Dr Sarah Glynn; Dr Radha D’Souza; Dr Beata Kowalska; Dr Yara Hawari; Dr Joan Scanlon; Henza Anwar; Elena Frez Pizarro; Cecilie Klem; Siri Broch Johansen; Prof Line Alice Ytrehus; Frida Borstad; Kari Kristensen; Miriam Porte; M. Àngels Cabré; Elena Coderch Aparicio; Neus Ballús; Carla Subirana (Cinema Director); Lara Vilanova; Lupe Pérez García; Laia Manresa Casals; Gris Jordana; Dr Manali Desai; Sofie Frost; Sara Baban; Linda Njenga; Lea Basch; Anne-gro Erikstad; Deise Nunes; Anna Petrus; Paloma Polo; Marlène Tuininga; Simonnet Danielle; Hafidha Chekir; Anina Jendreyko; Marie-Hélène Mora; Marcela Olivera; Sylvia Marcos; Dubravka Zarkov; Agnieszka Marczewska; Rocio Martinez Ts’ujul; Blanca Castro; Anabel Rieiro; Dr Rumana Hashem; Isa Campo Vilar; Mirta Busnelli; Veronica Gago; Erica Barrionuevo; Helda Khasmy (ChairwomanSERUNI Indonesian Women’s Organisation0); Joly Talukder; Liliana MartÍn; Majo Corvalán; Lidia Manini; Liliana Daunes; Ana Medina; Stella Maris Manzano; Beatriz Gutierrez; Mariela Rossi; Debora Carabajal; Susana Fernandez; Adriana Bazano; Sofia Roig; Marcela Brusa; María Virginia Arroyuelo; Erica Laporte; Jacqueline García; Andrea Roldán; Mariana Bustos; Lorena Mercado; Mirta Fiorucci; Camila Hayas; Claudia SanMartín; Carlonina Medina; Yanina Waldhorn; Bernardo Ferraris; Andrea Arrigoni ; Ivana Puche – Feministas en Asamblea Córdoba; Ana Aba; Marta Calveyra; Lucia Juarez; Ana Carolina Cabrera; Delfina Gutierrez Lunáticas; Marcela Lozano; Malena Pastorino ; Sebastian Gomez; Ana María Castel; Guadalupe Docampo; Daniel Teijeiro;Ignasio Perez De Berti; Maria Ibarreta; María Elisa Rueda; Alejandra Aristegui; Sol Busetta; Maria Mercedes Llorente; Noelia Rivoira; Ariana Pojomovsky; Paulina Calderón; Magui Belloti; Candela Molina – La Tinta; Flavio Sives – Sec Gral ATE Conicet La Plata; Elsa Cola Arena; Mabel Gabarra; Virginia Russo; Laura V. Mata; Carmen Capdevilla; Judith Sirota; Raquel Elena Disenfeld; Julieta María Jaloma Cruz; Verónica Munier Jolain; Margarita Maguregui; Diana Itzu Gutiérrez Luna; Jasna Krajinovic; Anina Jendreyko; Annalisa Dordoni; Stina Ihle Amankwah; Dr. Wendelmoet Hamelink; Serdar Tahir; Dilsoz Shefiq; Rojna Cemil Jaffer; Mehemad Karem; Shadia Abbas; Gila Somer; Gilas Omar; Shilan Tewfiq; Perwin Aziz Said; Sosin Shehab Nuri (Parliament member of the kurdish autonomy region); Kuistan Ekrem Feresh; Dilgesh Omer Kerkuki; Peyam Ahmed( Parliament member of the kurdish autonomy region); khezan Abdullah; Nariman Sarkar; Aziza Abdi; Caroline McKusick; Virisila Buadromo (Lead Urgent Action Fund for Women’s Human Rights, Asia & Pacific Based in Suva, Fiji)
