Post by account_disabled on Mar 4, 2024 22:52:56 GMT -6
The more than kilometers that Argentina has from North to South register temperatures in the single digits. However, that has not prevented thousands of women from undressing at the same time on Saturday, July 23, leaving their breasts exposed. Argentinian women once again show their solidarity with a cause that affects the entire continent, organizing a massive breast feeding in support of breastfeeding in public. The initiative, also called Pique-, was carried out simultaneously in 32 points in the country, including the Obelisk, the Flag Monument in Rosario and the Plaza de San Isidro, where it all began. Days ago, Constanza Santos was feeding her baby leaning on the flagpole of that square when two women, local police officers, arrived. They told her that what she was doing to her was prohibited and they even threatened to take her to the 1st police station for resisting authority, according to the newspaper El Zona Norte. The 22-year-old woman felt very affected by the situation in a moment that until then was completely calm. «I see several police officers looking at me and when I look up again, two of them were coming.
They come to my attention and one of them asks me for my document and that of the baby. The other tells me that breastfeeding in public America Mobile Number List places was prohibited. I asked her if she was charging me and what the law was and one grabbed my arm to make me get up and leave. "I had to leave with the fat man crying," said the young woman, who asked the identity of the police before leaving, although without success. Constanza wanted to make the complaint but they did not take it, so it was the turn of social networks. There she did find the echo that her voice (and that of so many women) needed. «I went everywhere with the initiative for the record: prosecutor's offices, police stations, court, women's police station. If they don't take my complaint, they won't give me the cameras (from the Municipality) nor will I know who the police officers were who were in the square that day, everything will come to nothing. That's why we have to make sure people don't forget," Constanza asked. And boy did she achieve it.
Public figures such as the illustrator supported the call from their network profiles and two television presenters breastfed their babies live during their respective programs. The idea that you're documenting his entire life before he has a chance to decide if he wants it to be there doesn't seem right to me or my partner," says Kasia. I will have a digital record of my daughter, but I will not share it on a platform where everyone can see it, Kasia , mother-to-be, United Kingdom "Children are independent individuals and we often forget that," he says. But he's worried about two things about his plan. First of all, the difficulty of carrying it out. «At parties, or when her aunt comes to visit and wants to take a photo, we are going to have to be like paparazzi police, telling people not to post the photos on Facebook. They'll think it's stupid." On the other hand, the girl may feel bad about not having a digital presence, especially if all her friends do. "I'm worried that he'll complain about not having his photos posted on social media," she confesses. But I will have a digital record of it. I'm just not going to share it on a platform where everyone can see it.
They come to my attention and one of them asks me for my document and that of the baby. The other tells me that breastfeeding in public America Mobile Number List places was prohibited. I asked her if she was charging me and what the law was and one grabbed my arm to make me get up and leave. "I had to leave with the fat man crying," said the young woman, who asked the identity of the police before leaving, although without success. Constanza wanted to make the complaint but they did not take it, so it was the turn of social networks. There she did find the echo that her voice (and that of so many women) needed. «I went everywhere with the initiative for the record: prosecutor's offices, police stations, court, women's police station. If they don't take my complaint, they won't give me the cameras (from the Municipality) nor will I know who the police officers were who were in the square that day, everything will come to nothing. That's why we have to make sure people don't forget," Constanza asked. And boy did she achieve it.
Public figures such as the illustrator supported the call from their network profiles and two television presenters breastfed their babies live during their respective programs. The idea that you're documenting his entire life before he has a chance to decide if he wants it to be there doesn't seem right to me or my partner," says Kasia. I will have a digital record of my daughter, but I will not share it on a platform where everyone can see it, Kasia , mother-to-be, United Kingdom "Children are independent individuals and we often forget that," he says. But he's worried about two things about his plan. First of all, the difficulty of carrying it out. «At parties, or when her aunt comes to visit and wants to take a photo, we are going to have to be like paparazzi police, telling people not to post the photos on Facebook. They'll think it's stupid." On the other hand, the girl may feel bad about not having a digital presence, especially if all her friends do. "I'm worried that he'll complain about not having his photos posted on social media," she confesses. But I will have a digital record of it. I'm just not going to share it on a platform where everyone can see it.