8. mars, den internasjonale kvinnedagen.

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1. Barbro says:
   16 March 2010 at 15 h 53 min

   Jeg skulle gjerne hatt linken til historien bak ovenstående bilde.Har du den?Jeg mener historien om Katia?

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2. kabylia says:
   16 March 2010 at 18 h 34 min

   Hei Barbro.
   Artiklen er oppdatert med en video med engelske tekst. Håper det hjelper !

   Også en søk på Katia Bengana :

   Katia Bengana was a 16-year-old Algerian girl who was outspoken in her resistance to wearing the veil, at a time when Islamic fundamentalists were increasingly controlling the behaviour of women, attacking women in the streets of her neighbourhood for not conforming to strict dress codes. She was heading to school, waiting at a bus stop with a friend when she was shot to death by armed men. I read her story in the back pages of the newspaper many years ago, and didn’t want her courage- and its tragic conclusion- to be just another blip in the annals of human rights martyrs. I tell her story in every presentation I give, so people know her name and that her death and her life should remind us to carry on Katia’s outspokenness.

   http://www.google.no/#q=Katia%20Bengana&hl=no&lr=&sa=N&tbo=1&output=search&tbs=clir:1&ei=OcCfS5vCDof5-AbVmLGhDA&oi=tool&resnum=7&ct=tlink&ved=0CCgQpwU4Mg&fp=61d806c163079532

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