Situating ourselves in movement, sharing our fears


State repression
Our identity as women was taken from us during the period of forced disappearances. At the beginning I was kidnapped for seven months by the state. No one knew our whereabouts for the entire period before we showed up in jail
— FATNA ELBOUIH | HUMAN RIGHTS DEFENDERS
ASSOCIATION RELAIS PRISON/SOCIÉTE. | MOROCCO
Internal risks due to structural inequality and hierarchies
—PISEY LY. | CAMBODIA
Risks due to gender identity and expressions
Internal risks due to structural inequality and hierarchies

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We recognized ourselves as vulnerable as a community. On this path of listening and affection, we opened our hearts to share the risks that activists experience in their lives; we named the individual challenges they face, and at the same time we identified the structural violence that reminds us that the collective is a path.
We discovered that despite facing particular risks due to our contexts and identities, we are always connected by a historical moment marked by economic precariousness.
We invite you to continue talking about your experiences and fears to continue building care practices.
Voices of care
Let’s keep weaving our experiences.