Post: #10 Title: Re: 8 مارس.....يومنا Author: Adil Osman Date: 03-02-2010, 06:02 PM Parent: #1
Post: #11 Title: Re: 8 مارس.....يومنا Author: إخلاص محمد أحمد Date: 03-03-2010, 00:35 AM Parent: #10
التحية لك ياعفراء ولكل نساء العالم في يومهم العظيم.. وهذة نبذة عن اسباب اختيار هذا اليوم ليكون يومنا :
نبذة عن الثامن من مارس – يوم المرأة العالمي بوابة المرأة اليوم العالمي للمرأة مناسبة مميزة تتيح لنا أن نتوقف لنحي بإعتزاز تلك الشريحة الهامة والأساسية من شرائح المجتمع، ونراجع ما قدمته المرأة الممثلة لنصف المجتمع من أجل تطوير وتقدم بلدانها. بدأ الاحتفال باليوم العالمي للمرأة في نهاية القرن التاسع عشر حيث بدأت حركة نسائية في أوروبا وأمريكا الشمالية المطالبة بظروف عمل أفضل، والاعتراف بالحقوق الأساسية للمرأة بما في ذلك حقها في التصويت (اختيار من يمثلها في المجالس الوطنية المنتخبة). ويعتقد الكثيرون أن فكرةالاحتفال باليوم العالمي للمرأة نبعت من الإضرابات التي قامت بها العاملات في صناعة النسيج في مدينة نيويورك بالولايات المتحدة الأميركية في عامي 1857و 1909 والتي صادفت يوم الثامن من مارس وذلك احتجاجاً على ظروف عملهن السيئة. وفي المؤتمر النسائي العالمي الذي عقد في كوبنهاجن بالدنمارك عام 1910 طالبات إحدى الناشطات من ألمانيا باستلهام التجربة الأمريكية وتخصيص يوم عالمي للاحتفال بالمرأة تقديراً لنضال المرأة في جميع أرجاء العالم لنيل حقوقها بما في ذلك حق التصويت واعتباره مناسبة لتوحيد كافة نساء العالم في الدفاع عن حقوقهن ومن أجل السلام والتقدم وذلك تيمناً بإضراب عاملات النسيج في نيويورك عام 1857م. وقد تم الاحتفال لأول مرة باليوم العالمي للمرأة في العام الذي تلاه 1911 في كل من المدنمارك وألمانيا والنمسا وسويسرا في 19 مارس وفي العام الذي تلاه احتفل العديدين بهذه المناسبة ولكن في أوقات مختلفة في شهري فبراير ومارس ولكن الاحتفال بهذه المناسبة لم يشمل العالم إلا بعد أن اعتمدها أول مؤتمر للاتحاد النسائي الديمقراطي العالمي والذي عقد في باريس عام 1945 بعد انتهاء الحرب العالمية الثانية وفي عام 1977 وبعد عامين من الاحتفال بالسنة الدولية للمرأة في 1975 تبنت الجمعية العامة للأمم المتحدة قرارا يدعو الدول لتخصيص يوم 8 مارس للاحتفال بحقوق المرأة والسلام الدولي وذلك وفقاً للتقاليد والأعراف التاريخية والوطنية لكل دولة. وقد عرف هذا اليوم فيما بعد اختصارا باليوم العالمي للمرأة وأضحى مناسبة عالمية لمناقشة واستعراض الانجازات التي تحققت للمرأة والطموحات المستقبلية من أجل مزيد من التقدم لها. وفي بعض الدول يتم تخصيص أسبوع كامل للاحتفال بالمرأة بحيث يمثل يوم 8 مارس للاحتفال بحقوق المرأة والسلام الدولي وذلك وفقاً للتقاليد والأعراف التاريخية والوطنية لكل دولة. وقد عرف هذا اليوم فيما بعد اختصارا باليوم العالمي للمرأة وأضحى مناسبة عالمية لمناقشة واستعراض الانجازات التي تحققت للمرأة والطموحات المستقبلية من أجل مزيد من التقدم لها. وفي بعض الدول يتم تخصيص أسبوع كامل للاحتفال بالمرأة بحيث يمثل يوم 8 مارس قمة هذه الاحتفالية. لقد أكد آخر تقرير وضعته نساء من 150 دولة أن الأحوال المعيشية لكثير من النساء في العالم أصبحت أكثر قسوة من خلال السنوات العشر الماضية منذ وافق مؤتمر الأمم المتحدة للمرأة والسكان الذي عقد في بكين العمل من أجل المساواة والتنمية الاقتصادية وهذه بعض المؤشرات على ذلك التمييز حسب الأمم المتحدة فأغلبية فقراء العالم (60 الى 70 في المائة) من النساء، وتشكل النساء ثلاثة أرباع الأميين في العالم البالغ عددهم 876 مليوناً وما زالت المرأة ممثلة تمثيلا ناقصاً إلى حد بعيد في الجمعيات الوطنية والمحلية وتشغل في المتوسط 14 في المائة فقط من المقاعد في البرلمانات الوطنية وفي كثير من دول العالم تتعرض النساء لأشكال مختلفة من العنف مثل الاتجار بالنساء والاغتصاب والحرمان من الميراث والإكراه على الزواج.
التحية لرايدات بلادي في كل مجال..لامي وامك...لنساء دارفور وكل من عانت لتمهد طريقاللأخريات
Post: #16 Title: Re: 8 مارس.....يومنا Author: اميمة عمر ابراهيم Date: 03-03-2010, 02:43 AM Parent: #11
شكرا عفراء و8 مارس وكل حواءات العالم ينثرون الحب والدفءوالامان فى كل انحاء المعمورة ونحن فى منظمة المرْأة السودانية الامريكية بمنطقة واشنطون الكبرى بصدد الاحتفال بهذا اليوم العالمى والاستعدادات على فدم وساق لهذا اليوم وسينزل الاعلان فى خلال ال48ساعة القادمة والدعوة للجميع
To honor the resilience of millions of women survivors of war around the world, Women for Women International is hosting a global campaign called Join me on the Bridge on International Women's Day: March 8, 2010.
On that day, we are asking you to stand alongside the women in Congo, Rwanda, Afghanistan, Bosnia, Kosovo, Iraq, Sudan, and Nigeria, in peace, to demand an end to war and to demonstrate that women can build the bridges to peace and development.
At the same time and in solidarity, we will bring women (and men!) together on bridges throughout the world, creating a truly global movement that says NO! to war and YES! to peace and hope.
The Virtual Bridge is a free Facebook event asking you to say yes to peace and say no to war. We are calling women from all over the world, and the men that support them, – wherever you are – to Join us on the Bridge by posting a comment, writing or drawing on your Facebook wall on March 8th. Let's create a Virtual Bridge!
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On this International Women's Day, thousands of women (and men!) worldwide will gather on bridges from San Francisco to Congo to call for an end to war and to demonstrate that women can build the bridges of peace and hope.
We hope you'll join us at Barnam Bridge on March 8th at 10am as we participate in this global campaign led by Women for Women International.
التحية لامهاتنا فى كل شبر من اراض بلادنا التحية لهن وهن يخرجن الان باتجاه اكوام القش يلمنها ويصنعن غداء مقطوعا من قمة الالم التحية لامهاتنا اللاتى يعشن تحت خط الفقر فى كل ارجاء الوطن التحية لكل النساء العاملات فى مصانع البلاد التى لا تعطيهن الحق الكامل فى الاجر مع ذلك يشتغلن لان الحياة لاتتوقف التحية لامهاتنا اللاتى يجلسن على ارصفة الشوارع يبعن الطواقى والاطعمة لتتغطى القلوب الصغيرة بالامن التحية والانحناء لهن فى الجنوب وهن يقاومن عناء مابعد الحرب دون اعادة تاهيل هى من حقهن التحية لامهاتنا اللاتى يزرعن وتتم مصادرة انتاجهن لتؤول الى يد البغى والبطش فى لوحة مزرية باهتة وبغيضة الالوان التحية للواردات الان الحفاير لان الماء لايصل لمساكنهن وهو حق كفلته الانسانية وهن يطردن امامهن عشرات الماعز الهالكة لان الارض تمت تسويتها دون واعز من الذين يحكمون باسم الدين التحية لنساء بلادى فى كل شبر لم تصله الكهرباء وهن يقعدن الليل ليصرن شمعا لاجل ان يتعلم اطفالهن يوقدنها من العدم التحية لكل ام فقدت ابنها فى حرب الخسران والنفاق التحية لكل ام لم تقدر ان تدفع حق الكراس لان التعليم لم يعد مجانيا كحق انسانى التحية لكل من دك البلدوزر بيتها واسماه عشوائيا فى بلاد مقدار ارضها تغطى السماوات لكنه ليس لها التحية لكل ام مات عنها طفلها الرضيع وهى تلهث به بين دواوين الزكاة طالبة حق انسانى لكنها لاتجده فى دولة المشروع اللانسانى
Post: #51 Title: Re: 8 مارس.....يومنا Author: عبد المنعم ابراهيم الحاج Date: 03-06-2010, 06:04 PM Parent: #50
التحية لكل نساء بلادي كل نساء العالم في يوم المرأة العالمي، شكراً الفاضلة عفراء سند على هذا الخيط الرفيع. لكِ ولضيوف بوستك الكرام هذا المفال القصير عن تاريخ يوم المرأة العالمي. مع صادق مودتي.
سعاد تاج السر
A History of International Women's Day in words and images Joyce Stevens Origins
Born at a time of great social turbulence and crisis, IWD inherited a tradition of protest and political activism. In the years before 1910, from the turn of the 20th century, women in industrially developing countries were entering paid work in some numbers. Their jobs were sex segregated, mainly in textiles, manufacturing and domestic services where conditions were wretched and wages worse than depressed. Trade unions were developing and industrial disputes broke out, including among sections of non-unionised women workers. In Europe, the flames of revolution were being kindled.
Many of the changes taking place in women's lives pushed against the political restrictions surrounding them. Throughout Europe, Britain, America and, to a lesser extent, Australia, women from all social strata began to campaign for the right to vote. There were many different perspective's on why this issue was important and how to achieve it. I mention here only a few of these differences.
Some socialists saw the demand for the women's vote as being unnecessarily divisive in the working class movement, while others such as German Clara Zetkin and Russian Alexandra Kollontai successfully fought for it to be accepted as a necessary part of a socialist program. Other socialists argued that it was more important to do away with property rights in respect to the vote than it was to campaign for the women's vote which, if successful in England, would by implication mean votes for women of property.
There were other divisions within the English suffragette movement about the way the movement was autocratically run from the top and about the sort of radical tactics adopted. Sylvia Pankhurst split with her more famous mother and sister over such issues, arguing that the main emphasis should be on connecting with and involving the mass of women, which meant also taking up the concerns of the sorely exploited working class women. She also argued that the suffragette movement should link itself with all other oppressed groups.
In the United States in 1903, women trade unionists and liberal professional women who were also campaigning for women's voting rights set up the Women's Trade Union League to help organise women in paid work around their political and economic welfare. These were dismal and bitter years for many women with terrible working conditions and home lives riven by poverty and often violence.
In 1908, on the last Sunday in February, socialist women in the United States initiated the first Women's Day when large demonstrations took place calling for the vote and the political and economic rights of women. The following year, 2,000 people attended a Women's Day rally in Manhattan.
In that year, 1909, women garment workers staged a general strike. 20-30,000 shirtwaist makers struck for 13 cold, winter weeks for better pay and working conditions. The Women's Trade Union League provided bail money for arrested strikers and large sums for strike funds.
In 1910 Women's Day was taken up by socialists and feminists throughout the country. Later that year delegates went to the second International Conference of Socialist Women in Copenhagen with the intention of proposing that Women's Day become an international event. The notion of international solidarity between the exploited workers of the world had long been established as a socialist principle, though largely an unrealised one. The idea of women organising politically as women was much more controversial within the socialist movement. At that time, however, the German Socialist Party had a strong influence on the international socialist movement and that party had many advocates for the rights of women, including leaders such as Clara Zetkin
Inspired by the actions of US women workers and their socialist sisters, Clara Zetkin ;had already framed a proposal to put to the conference of socialist women that women throughout the world should focus on a particular day each year to press for their demands. The conference of over 100 women from 17 countries, representing unions, socialist parties, working women's clubs, and including the first three women elected to the Finnish parliament, greeted Zetkin's suggestion with unanimous approval and International Women's Day was the result.
That conference also reasserted the importance of women's right to vote, dissociated itself from voting systems based on property rights and called for universal suffrage - the right to vote for all adult women and men The voice of dissent on this decision came from the English group led by Mrs. Despard of the Women's Freedom League, a group actively engaged in the suffragette movement.
Conference also called for maternity benefits which, despite an intervention by Alexandra Kollontai on behalf of unmarried mothers, were to be for married women only. It also decided to oppose night work as being detrimental to the health of most working women, though Swedish and Danish working women who were present asserted that night work was essential to their livelihood.
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