Friday, December 31, 2010

Jenna Jameson In Radiio




Desire knows no rules
only
right to freedom.

2011 HAPPY

Thursday, December 30, 2010

How To Know If A Scorpio Likes Me

3rd FESTIVAL PATAGONIA FOR SEXUAL DIVERSITY report

PROGRAM

Thursday 6:

10 hours. Press Conference at Casa de la Cultura in El Bolson. Diagonal Merino 3270.

11 hs. Workshop Theatre Improv Match. Conducted by Mosquito Sancinetto.

14 hours. Puzzle Free local artists Pagano square.

19.3 or hs. Opening show art at the Red Ink Gallery. Drawing, painting, photography, digital video etc. Open from 19 to 24 hours during the three nights. Free admission.

21.30 hs. Roundtable Live Radio on the FM Sum Alas. Topic: Marriage egalitarian and gender identity law. Close to live music. You can listen on the frequency 89.1 MHz or online at www.fmalas.org.ar

Friday 7:

18 hours. Meeting space for groups and associations LGBT visitors. Antigua Casa de la culture. Roca and 25 May. 02944 455877 RSVP to

19 hours. Match improv shows. Red Ink.

22 hours. Movie night on big screen. Red Ink. Entry 10 pesos.

Toto Roberto Fernandez Canuto Forever. (Spain-USA 2009) 14 min.

An impossible love between the young Toto, who dreams of starting a new life, and the gangster Mark, who is immersed in conflict with their mafia group. Despite events of the short relationship, Toto never lose hope for a better future.

Shot in 16mm, "Toto Forever" is a fable with feelings and emotions to the surface provided with a poetic narrative, symbolic and aesthetic close to Anime "Yaoi" Japanese.

Framework Plan B Berger. (Argentina 2009) 109 min.

Bruno learns that Laura, his former girlfriend, is dating someone and try to recover it without success, until Paul discovers that the new boyfriend of Laura once had a fleeting encounter with a man. Bruno decides to launch a daring plan B: to seduce him to stop his girl so you can retrieve it.

Saturday 8:

19 hours. Concentration in Cultural Center Eduardo Galeano. Dorrego and Onelli.

20 hours. March through the streets behind the rainbow flag.

20 30 hs. Free and open concert at Plaza Pagano. (In case of rain is made in the municipal gym)

Flopa Lestani Acoustic / Folk Rock / Pop punk pioneer of girls back in the early 90's with his trio Mata Violeta is now a key figure in the new singer-songwriter scene with a simple sound profound and intimate.

Paula Maffia and La Cosa Mostra. Flirting with the swing and jazzy sound, punk roots, and so in love with Italian music of the 60's, THE THING MOSTRA is based on a powerful sound, but acoustic, original songs in Castilian, Italian and English. Presenting his first album: "Sesso e Roccorol Droghe."

0.30 pm. Closing Party.

Sunday, November 28, 2010

Seafood Stuffed Salmon Nutritional Info

Order

Women Autoconvocados Rosario, within the framework of the International Day of No Violence against Women, submitted a request for reports to the Provincial Legislature and City Council, "on the status of the actions the Santa Fe Province is carrying out to ensure the effective duration of the programs and services that are directly and indirectly for the protection of human rights of women, and the actions that are designed and implemented in order to eradicate the various forms of violence against them. "reproduce the entire document, submitted on 24 November by the co-MAR.


Rosario, November 24, 2010


Block President

Mr. /
Ref: Request Report
_______________________________________

We are pleased turn to you, and through him the whole of Deputies and deputies that make up your block, to commemorate on 25 November the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women. For this reason, and taking into account the objectives that has the women's movement Autoconvocados Rosario (MAR) in the defense and promotion of human rights of women, come to formally submit a Request for In-reports on the situation actions that the Province of Santa Fe is moving ahead to ensure the effective duration of the programs and services that are directly and indirectly for the protection of human rights of women and the actions that are being designed and implemented to eradicate the various forms of violence against them.

be recalled that the State's obligations in this regard, any level, are part of the various Human Rights Treaties signed by Argentina, in particular the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women, the Convention on the Prevention, Punishment and Eradication Violence against Women (Convention of Belem do Para), the Law on Protection to Prevent, Punish and Eradicate Violence against Women in areas where developing interpersonal relationships, nº 26.485.

A partir de distintas investigaciones, relevamientos y del propio accionar de las mujeres y organizaciones integrantes de MAR, nos consta que aún existen graves violaciones a los derechos humanos de las mujeres, los cuales van desde la falta de acceso a las políticas públicas hasta femicidios y trata de personas con fines de explotación sexual y laboral. Por ello, requerimos que en el menor tiempo posible nos informe sobre los puntos que a continuación detallamos:

1.- Programas vigentes en la Provincia de Santa Fe que estén destinados a la protección y asistencia de los derechos humanos de las mujeres: Sírvase report what, areas where they work, the amount of budget allocated to each one and re-presents what percentage of the total budget of the province.

2 .- Services of direct assistance to women or to promote women's rights, equal treatment and opportunities: Please provide information on existing services by the provincial government, areas where they work, budget assigned to each what percentage of the total budget, number of staff on (whether plant or hired) affected working conditions of service.

In particular, provide report on existing services for addressing violence against women or violence:
a) Number of professional support services, locations, cash or contracted staff concerned, budget, material resources with which account, etc. .
b) Shelters: amount, if State-owned or are outsourced professionals working in the same-amount, type of profession, "General operating conditions thereof, the number of seats.
c) support services and therapeutic care, especially for women victims of domestic violence and sexual violence.

3 .- Report on current protocols and effective implementation for the care of adult women and girls in situations of domestic violence and on sexual and reproductive rights: what they are, which area depends, how compliance is monitored, its effectiveness and results.
In particular, report on:
a) Protocol for the Care of Police Intervention, Counselling and Referral for Victims of Family Violence.
b) Police Intervention Protocol to the crime of trafficking in persons

4 .- Please provide information on programs, plans and mechanisms are being implemented from the provincial government with the judiciary, in order to achieve the training and sensitization of operators on gender issues and rights protection of women in order to remove stereotyped cultural patterns that permeate the functioning of the justice system and reproduce the victimization of women and prevent their effective enjoyment of the right of access to justice.

5 .- Report on programs and plans in place solely to ensure reproductive rights of women: what, operating mode, by agencies and areas of deployment, budget, personnel related to the program mode in which the results are monitored,
In particular, report on the mechanisms implemented for the effective implementation of the right of access to realization of non-punishable abortions.

6 .- Reports on programs and plans in place to ensure only the sexual rights of women: what, mode of operation, by agencies and areas of deployment, budget, personnel related to the program , mode in which the results are monitored
In particular, report on the mechanisms in place to ensure province-wide access to health care that includes sexual sexual diversity.

7 .- Please provide information on measures being implemented to eradicate the various forms of sexual violence against women, in particular, forms of sexual exploitation, sexual exploitation and trafficking of women: which are areas or bodies of which depends on amount of budget allocated for the implementation of such measures.
In particular, please indicate what measures are being implemented to eradicate the sale and advertising of sexual services, as well as removing the legal conditions that enable physical spaces, such as whiskey bars, night clubs, cabarets, etc.., which loudly advertised as meeting places for sex and where prostitution takes place, violating the regulations of the Penal Code and Law No. 26,485.

MAR
Women report that, while in our city, women and girls are victims of domestic violence, are subjected to various forms of be-servitude, slavery, exploitation and sexual abuse, are treated as stereotypical sex objects, are denied access to full enjoyment of sexual rights and reproductive, Rosario is not even the best city to live.

"Human rights of women and girl child are an inalienable, integral and indivisible part of universal human rights"
(Declaration and Programme of Action)

CONTACTS:
3950 Tucumán, Rosario - Tel 0341-4373961
Balcarce 357, Rosario - Tel: 0341 - 440.2369


Source: http://rosario.indymedia.org/

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November 25 MAR Day for the elimination of violence against women


Friday, November 5, 2010

Baby Skin When She Is Cold

The Safina

LANGUAGE

With Claudia Lapacó and Virginia Innocenti

Direction and Screenplay: Liliana Paolinelli
Production: Paula Cristina Fasulino Grandio and


what a mother feels when she learns that her daughter has a girlfriend?

What does a daughter to understand her mother?

Synopsis
Estela learns that her daughter, around 40 is a lesbian. try to overcome and understand the rules of a world unknown, while Ruth, who is going through a difficult time with your partner, live the curiosity of his mother as a interference.
Trailer

Leiline Ondrade Autism

invited to the opening of formal equality to lesbian reality


"We must stop considering silence as equivalent of absence for rather see it as the presence of a large number of obstacles . " secret - Inter-American Commission on human rights for gay and lesbians.

The Safina are a lesbian group formed in August 2003 after participating in the Workshop for Lesbian Women's National Meeting held in Rosario.
needed a place to reflect on issues we were common.
For the fight could be the first concrete was to exist and be visible.
For lesbian women, we could say that there is a bonus given by the non-male sexual object choice, which breaks with the compulsory heterosexual norm imposed in this patriarchal system.
By not belong to the subjective standard, lesbians are socially invisible, meaning, if not express our existence with practice or with words that speak of our identity, we would be considered heterosexual .... And the question would be what is the need to talk about something as personal as our sexual intimacy? Because that does not pose a daily basis: "I'm not saying I am by no straight.
The reason for this rule need not heterosexual, it is because we assume it all. To us a hard time explain our sexual identity, first, because we are breaking with something that was expected of us. At the household level, social level and many feel they would cause damage to your affections, if they do.
turn, for which we dare to be visible, the moral sanctions, economic and social felt. Also great is the benefit of mental health grants do not have to be hiding.
The first closet of all we have to go as a genre, is to leave the private space to dare to build assets in social actors, which involves speak, think or decide on the public, space we were forbidden in our education.
voted and paid taxes, but ... we access rights of citizenship? Employment Discrimination:
  • Being lesbian is not considered at the time of taking the place of representation.
  • Being a victim of ridicule, mockery, isolation and sexual harassment.
  • not access the same rights as heterosexual unions license.
  • not able to give our partners health coverage.
worth noting that the equal marriage law, people who choose to marry if they would be able to have the same rights as heterosexuals, but not everyone agrees with the institution of marriage, and unmarried couples who are living together, even without these benefits.
also to illustrate, in the group are 9 of which only two have jobs, and these two one is not visible in work. Why?. I think responses to this question are manifold. On the one hand social discrimination, the whole body is encouraged to transgress aesthetic standards and reinvented, say "speaking bodies" ... What we sometimes can not say, or what we believe is our way of saying, "who wants to see that" . On the other hand also the sequel discrimination erodes self-esteem, and it is difficult to enter the labor market without it.

Right to education .
The premise of compulsory heterosexuality property the educational system that serves as a regulated country and invisible any alternative sexual orientation is the first act of symbolic violence to which we are subject as lesbians.
Some lesbians are at an early age discriminatory treatment not fit gender stereotypes by their peers.
What's worse is naturalization by the educational authorities of such practices, and lack of work regarding the denial of the conflicts that it brings people suffer such humiliating treatment.
Importantly the possibility of taking the Law Sex Education in schools as space for the transformation of these cultural patterns that deny the differences, invisible and discriminate, treating to generate healthy people, that are likely to decide over their own bodies and capable of being responsible in terms of link building more democratic and egalitarian.
The reality of families within the system homo education is totally denied, we need not give examples, each which recalled their own experiences and know that reading a book deal everyday situations of our families, when all is played model: mom, dad, and sons, daughters.

Right to health .
The lesbians hide their sexual orientation often get misdiagnosed.
The invisibility of lesbians in the health system by the premise of the hetero-normative leaves some without assistance and other areas exposed to the prejudices of health actors.
devices in sexual and reproductive health, and preventive kits no latex barriers we have, that would be recommended when performing oral sex practices .
Lesbians who live motherhood as an existential need, feel important for the health system, consider the practices of artificial insemination.
is the concealment, discrimination and cultural imposition of heterosexuality as the only option in life that makes us sick, not our sexual orientation.

Right to housing:
Many of us had to leave our family home at an early age, family rejection, or the need for independence for live our relationships ...
pension Many of the city are populated by lesbians, but they can not say you are actually a result of this weak link.
It is in them, which also breed violence. Recently we found one: a girl other pension partner throws boiling water to a discussion and the insults, saying "dyke"!, Assuming their sexual identity. The worst thing is that in these situations, if it were the victim is afraid to denounce and expose the fact that he fears re-victimizes her again.
Finally we seek justice for the lesbicide Natalia Gaitán, who was a victim of the violence of his girlfriend's stepfather, who kills on 7 March 2010 in the city of Cordoba for not agreeing with the link.
And remind it makes us think that the reality of lesbians, not to all alike. The poorest, who are of another ethnicity, which come from another race, who have a disability, are less opportunities they have.
" To live we need to work, health and education, but also of freedom, dignity and a life without violence.
There is no hierarchy among human rights, some are not more important than others. (American campaign by a convention of sexual and reproductive rights).

Maria Eugenia Sarrias

Thursday, November 4, 2010

What Colour Is Cm In Early Pregnancy

SOLICITATION OF PARTICIPANTS




2nd. FILMMAKERS FESTIVAL AUDIOVISUAL WOMEN

"X WOMEN MADE"



(interest declared municipal and provincial)
November 26, 2010, 17, oo hs. Cine El Cairo-Rosario-Santa Fe, Argentina.


"THINGS WOMEN " Independent Producer , invites you to 2do.Festival of women filmmakers "x WOMEN'S DONE" to be held on 26 November, from 17:00 pm. in Film Rosario Cairo, under commemorating the 25th November: Day of struggle for no violence against women.

participate short audiovisual made by women's groups and also individual accomplishments of our city, Argentina and other countries like Iran, Cuba, Brazil, Chile, Spain and Bulgaria.

will also be attended by the director of our city, Lucrecia Mastrangelo, who will be interviewed live on Sra.Ana modified.

Short list of accomplishments and involved:

17.00hs OPENING AND PRESENTATION FESTIVAL

INTERVIEW Rosario to that made LUCRETIA Mastrangelo.
INTERVIEWER: ANA BARZOLA


FILMMAKERS Rosarinos
" HOW IS IT FEEL RARE "(Sol Ortolochipi-Rosario, Arg)
" LADY, YOU CAN. VOTE (scraper) (Sonia Helman-Rosario, Arg)
"PEARS AND STARS" (Judith Battaglia-Rosario, Arg)
, "MAIA BIKE" (Maia Ferro-Rosario, Arg)
"THE PIG AND THE MOON " (Julia-Stefanie Bastanzo Clotti-Rosario, Arg)

GROUP OF WOMEN

"IMAGINE YOU ARE A WOMAN" (Casa Tasso, CABA Argentina)
"WOMEN BEHIND BARS " ("Women Behind Bars" Rosario, Arg)
"MOVEMENT SHOWN WALKING" (The Safina, Rosario, Arg)

national productions
"ISABEL" (Lombardo Soledad Camila Gómez-Arg-CABA)
"ONE ON ONE" (Nacha Vollenweider-Cordoba, Arg)
"NOBODY IN MOUTH" (Chaco) (Azanza-Juliet Elosia Rigali, Sofia Schmidhalter-Rosario, Arg)
"MAR" (Ileana Gómez Gavino-CABA, Arg)
"RIO vintners' (Paula-Asprella Berisso, Pcia Buenos Aires Argentina)
"SONGS FROM MEMORY (Anahi Mariluán - Neuquen, Argentina)
"BOX EMOTIONAL, SOCIAL ROPE (Grilli-Jesica Malena Grecco-BsAs, Arg)

performed internationally
(RE) TALES "(Cape-Silvia Maria Guiducci-SPAIN-ARG.)
"MINUTES, HOURS'' (Jananina Marques Ribeiro, BRAZIL, CUBA)
"BLACK Berlim" (Teaser) (Sabrina Fidalgo-BRASIL)
"You know what?" (Jessica Marrero Diaz-SPAIN)
"PASIONARIA" (Leonor Bruna, SPAIN)
"LE SILENCE SOUS L'ECORCE" (Silence under the bark) (Joanna Lurie-FRANCE)
"PRAXIS" (Claudia Bernet Valle-CHILE)
"PINO" - "THE CHAIRS (chairs)" (Fatima Yasrebi-IRAN)
"Mercy" (Maryulis Alfonso Yerosn - CUBA)
"OPEN" - "2 ACT1 (Borislava Zahova - BULGARIA-US)

Wednesday, October 13, 2010

Where Did The Itchy Palm Superstition Come From

First Workshop on the match and the search for identidad lesbica




First Meeting November 14, 2009 on lesbian visibility and identity

Monday, October 4, 2010

Nipple Piercing Videp

LEGAL ABORTION WITH MANUAL ON ABORTION PILLS

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