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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">Hola eVa, hola chicas todas,<br>
<br>
Sí que sería bueno volverlo a difundir en todas nuestras redes
traducido. Yo de momento lo que estoy haciendo es enviar a Cecile
cosas que me parecen iteresantes para que sean ellas las que vayan
dando forma al trabajo. Entre todas encontraremos más cosas y si
alguno más se anima, pues mucho mejor.<br>
<br>
Un abrazo<br>
<br>
El 27/06/13 18:08, <a class="moz-txt-link-abbreviated" href="mailto:eva.aneiros@nodo50.org">eva.aneiros@nodo50.org</a> escribió:<br>
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<p>Hola Yolanda,</p>
<p>Ayer en la reu de Mujeres de Negro lo estuvimos comentando. No
nos
vemos con fuerzas para meternos a trabajar lo de las unidades
didácticas, porque nos parece unt rabajo inmenso, pero nos ha
parecido muy interesante, así que nos lo guardamos para intentar
trabajar algo sobre ello más adelante, y si se nos ocurre algo
interesante lo pasamos (no sé si a tí solo o también
directamente a Cecile).</p>
<p>También lo hemos traducido (una traducción rápida
sin mucho cuidado, pero como no todas hablamos inglés,l era
necesario), así que si la queréis te mando la
traducción.</p>
<p>Además le daremos la difusión. De momento lo voy a mandar
al grupo 2 de MdN.</p>
<p>Besos, Eva </p>
<p>El Sab, 1 de Junio de 2013, 2:06 pm, yolajb_educarueca
escribió:
<br>
> Hola mujeres, <br>
> <br>
> Me ha llegado este mensaje con la propuesta de un proyecto
que, creo,
<br>
> merece la pena apoyar y si es posible llenar de contenido.
Espero que
<br>
> alguna de vosotras encuentre el tiempo y el interés
(está en inglés) <br>
> para leerlo. <br>
> <br>
> Un fuerte abrazo, <br>
> <br>
> Yolanda JB - EducaRueca <br>
> <br>
> <br>
> <br>
> -------- Mensaje original -------- <br>
> Asunto: Material educativo sobre violencia militar contra
las mujeres
<br>
> Fecha: Sat, 01 Jun 2013 01:05:59 +0200 <br>
> <br>
De: Cecile Barbeito Thonon <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:Cecile.Barbeito@uab.cat"><Cecile.Barbeito@uab.cat></a> <br>
> Para: yolanda jb <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:yolajb@educarueca.org"><yolajb@educarueca.org></a> <br>
> <br>
> <br>
> <br>
> Hola Yolanda <br>
> <br>
> <br>
> ¿Cómo estás? Espero que bien, o todo lo bien que
se pueda estar en este <br>
> contexto que se supera cada día a peor. <br>
> <br>
> Soy Cécile de Barcelona. Te escribo porque me he metido en
un
proyecto, y <br>
> he pensado que igual te interesaría participar, o que
sabrías a quién <br>
> reenviarlo. <br>
> <br>
> Pego la descripción en inglés que ya la tengo
redactada: <br>
> <br>
> I am writing to you with a (non paid) proposal: <br>
> <br>
> The proposal is to participate in the elaboration of a
training guide
<br>
> about "military violence on women". We are looking for
female peace <br>
> educators that would be ready to develop a teaching unit
for adults
on one <br>
> of the delicate and challenging issues that are listed
below. Betty
<br>
> Reardon is launching and coordinating this proposal. <br>
> <br>
> Teaching units should refer to: <br>
> <br>
> - Military prostitution and the sexual exploitation of
women have
been <br>
> features of warfare throughout history. At present brothels
can be
found <br>
> around military bases and at the sites of peace-keeping
operations.
<br>
> Prostitution - usually work of desperation for women ? is
openly <br>
> tolerated, even organized by the military, as essential to
the
?morale? of <br>
> the armed forces. Sexual services are deemed essential
provisions for
<br>
> waging war to strengthen the ?fighting will? of the troops.
Military
sex <br>
> workers are frequently victims of rape, various forms of
physical
abuse <br>
> and murder. <br>
> <br>
> - Trafficking and sexual slavery (this subject will be
developed by
Betty) <br>
> is a form of VAW that stems from the idea that sexual
services are
<br>
> necessary to fighting troops. The case of the ?comfort
women,?
enslaved by <br>
> the Japanese military during WWII is the best known,
perhaps the most
<br>
> egregious instance of this type of military VAW. More
recently,
trafficked <br>
> women have been literally enslaved in conflict and
post-conflict <br>
> peace-keeping operations. Women?s bodies are used as
military
supplies. <br>
> Viewing and treating women as commodities is absolute
objectification. <br>
> Objectification of other human beings is standard practice
in making
war <br>
> acceptable to combatants and civil populations of nations
at war. <br>
> <br>
> - Random rape in armed conflict and around military bases,
an
expected and <br>
> accepted consequence of armed conflict, illustrates that
militarism
in any <br>
> form increases the possibilities of sexual violence against
women in
<br>
> militarized areas in ?peace time? as well as war time. This
form of
<br>
> military VAW has been well documented by Okinawa Women Act
against
<br>
> Military Violence. OWAAMV has recorded the reported rapes
of local
women <br>
> by American military personnel from the invasion in 1945 to
the
present. <br>
> The consequence of the misogyny that infects military
training, when
it <br>
> occurs in war it functions as an act of intimidation and
humiliation
of <br>
> the enemy. <br>
> <br>
> - Strategic and mass rapes - like all sexual assaults ?
intends to
inflict <br>
> violence as a mean of humiliating, not only the actual
victims, but,
most <br>
> especially their societies, ethnic groups, and/or nations.
It is also
<br>
> intended to lessen the adversary?s will to fight. As a
planned
assault on <br>
> the enemy, large scale rape is a form of military violence
against
women, <br>
> usually inflicted en masse in attacks that demonstrate the
objectification <br>
> of women as property of the enemy, military targets rather
than human
<br>
> beings. It serves to shatter the social cohesion of the
adversary in
that <br>
> women are the base of societal relationships and domestic
order. <br>
> <br>
> - Military arms as instruments of VAW are used in the rape,
mutilation, <br>
> and murder of non-combatant women. Weapons are often the
emblems of
<br>
> manhood, conceived within patriarchy, as tools for
enforcing male
power <br>
> and dominance. The numbers and destructive power of weapons
are a
source <br>
> of national pride in the militarized state security system,
argued to
<br>
> provide defensive deterrence. The militarized masculinity
of
patriarchal <br>
> cultures makes access to weapons an enticement to many
young men to
enlist <br>
> in the military. <br>
> <br>
> - Impregnation as ethnic cleansinghas been designated by
some human
rights <br>
> advocates as a form of genocide. Significant instances of
this type
of <br>
> MVAW have occurred before the eyes of the world. The
military
objective of <br>
> these rapes is to undermine the adversary in several ways,
the main
one <br>
> being by reducing the future numbers of their people and
replacing
them <br>
> with the offspring of the perpetrators, robbing them of a
future and
a <br>
> reason to continue to resist. <br>
> <br>
> - Sexual torture, psychological as well as physical, is
meant to
terrorize <br>
> the civilian population of an enemy nation, ethnic group or
an
opposing <br>
> political group, intimidating them so as to gain compliance
to
occupation <br>
> or to discourage civilian support of the military and
strategic
actions of <br>
> the opposing group. It is often inflicted on the wives and
female
family <br>
> members of opposing political forces, as has happened in
military <br>
> dictatorships. It manifests the general misogyny of
patriarchy
intensified <br>
> during war so as to reinforce objectification of women and
?otherness? of <br>
> the enemy. <br>
> <br>
> - Sexual violence in military ranks and domestic violence
in military
<br>
> families has recently become more widely publicized through
the
courage of <br>
> victims, women who have risked their military careers and
further <br>
> harassment by speaking out. Nothing makes more obvious the
integral
<br>
> relationship of VAW to war, preparation for it and post
conflict than
its <br>
> prevalence within the ranks of the military. While not
officially
condoned <br>
> or encouraged, it has been allowed to continue, serving to
maintain
the <br>
> secondary and subservient position of women, and the
intensification
of <br>
> aggressive masculinity, idealized as military virtue. <br>
> <br>
> - Domestic violence and spouse murder by combat veterans
occurs on
the <br>
> return of veterans of combat. This form of MVAW is
especially
dangerous <br>
> because of the presence of weapons in the home. Believed to
be a <br>
> consequence of both combat training and PTSD, DV and spouse
abuse in
<br>
> military families derives from the systemic and integral
role of VAW
in <br>
> the psychology of some warriors and symbolizes extreme and
aggressive
<br>
> masculinity. <br>
> <br>
> So if you are interested and have time to participate,
please write
me <br>
> back so I can inform you better. Feel free to forward this
e-mail to
<br>
> people you think could be interested in participating in
such a
project. <br>
> <br>
> I look forward hearing from you. <br>
> <br>
> La idea era que la gente que escribiera hablara de temas
que le son
<br>
> cercanos (en especial el tema de las bases militares). ¿No
sé sitú <br>
> conocerás a alguien que tenga este perfil? <br>
> <br>
> Cualquier ayuda y/o colaboración será bienvenida. <br>
> <br>
> muchas gracias! <br>
> <br>
> Cécile <br>
> <br>
> <br>
> <br>
> <br>
> <br>
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