by Natalia Marcet
Through White
Caracci, actress, Professor of Literature, I know Belén Cano, a journalist for The Atlantic 25.
Bethlehem with their complaints, coordinated with the work of Mar del Plata Alameda and some women from different political, managed the closure of a brothel where he had found slave labor.
At the moment I find it tells me that three days would make a march of the Multisectoral women, accompanied by Alameda Mar del Plata, to another brothel in the city where they knew there were 23 women in slavery. To accompany the Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo, sectional Mar del Plata, and neighbors and neighbors willing and eager to participate.
I'm heading there. The concentration would be Spain Plaza, Liberty and the Costa. When I encounter Bethlehem who introduced me to Patricia Gordon of Alameda Mar del Plata.
And she was:
"My name is Patricia Gordon, belong to Alameda Mar del Plata. Alameda is a foundation with headquarters in Buenos Aires, which comes from the era of the Assemblies, fighting for everything that referred to slave labor and trafficking in persons for sexual and labor exploitation. In Mar del Plata was a group that has been working since January 25 last year, when the Attorney General filed a complaint very important situations of exploitation and sexual slavery in the 400 brothels operating in the city. From this is followed by a series of raids where complaints were verified. This first report was very important in terms of the visibility of a phenomenon that has been present for many years here and fully legitimized by the institutions that should fight, which in some cases by action or omission end up being accomplices or co-responsible for the crime. "
How institutions operate against this?, what about the media?
We, from this work, we became a permanent work table against trafficking within the Council works deliberative, which was driven by a Councillor and articulated work with Alameda and other organizations and stakeholders. At the time, a few months ago, we made a statement about the situation of the classifieds where promoted these brothels, where we went to all media and especially to Multimedia The Capital, which is the largest daily newspaper in Mar del Plata, the most widely read, the daily tour. We stand against sexual solicitation notices, which are a breeding ground for human trafficking because the deeper causes that always is in those places that advertise free, is where the situations of slavery sexual. We send all this to the media and of course we had no answer because as know this is a big business, this newspaper has an agency that is dedicated specifically to be receiving these notices and we had no favorable response. We know that the country has several newspapers in the south and north that have withdrawn their ads, and we believe that this attitude is to live up to the circumstances, because while it is not new, we are at a point where in Congress are working deeply with this issue, we discuss the issue of consent, and the means for economic gain does not remove these notices.
And the social legitimacy? What about the community?
from one year to this party has put the issue on the public agenda for the first time, as a result of social organizations and groups that are fighting for this cause. Marplatense society in general is a very closed community to such events and so on, but today I am optimistic, you notice that we are gathered here not only Alameda but Human Rights Organizations. Are Mothers are children, is ATE, the Multisectoral Women who have been struggling with this for many years. And neighbors. Do you remember the topic of women who disappeared from the famous "Crazy List" that proved "the madman of the cops" because they were the police involved, a case that went unpunished because everyone knew it was the police but nobody moved because they were involved politicians, officials and police. But it's interesting because we are now reporting the same locations at the time the girls disappeared. This enlightens us something: the impunity of a crime gives rise to another crime.
Faced with this reality, what can art do that?
Art is an essential tool to work with this. I recently did a presentation that has to do with labor trafficking "clothing free slave labor," where many artists came and shaped what they felt at this time from his metier. Art is so rich and so wide that when you point the soul and the sensibildiad gives people the tools to concientizar.Y believe there are many possibilities from art to help visualize the fight.
Why did you get into this?
I always say that I found myself wanting to child sexual abuse. My first patient was a boy violated. I did not choose, was there. I was very touched at the time. I was very young and very inexperienced. I graduated and continued to work with everything that has to do with sexual abuse. And here I am. Walking today with neighboring organizations and neighbors who want to start changing and somewhat ...
Patricia
away. The march begins. I see Irene, of the Mothers of Mar del Plata, listed in the column and go. Near me, running a mom with a stroller and baby inside. The sun is strong in the Mar del Plata City Happy Summer. We walked and flags flying. Upon arrival, some students come to put in the window photos of politicians, judicial officials. Tinted black windows, of course, for anyone to see what happens inside. Then Patricia, accompanied by one of the Mothers come to put a symbolic closure strip in place while the representative of Buenos Aires ALAMEDA states, vehemently condemns the speaker situation. Denunciation of the network between the network of trafficking, the Real Estate League and judicial and political complicity (by action or omission). Are the media. People are coming. Echo complaints by noon of the season. (Someone, Enrique Borthiry, in his book Peace White Doves has said there once: Mar del Plata is a prostitute who is preparing for nine months to spread her legs for the season to those who come from outside)
Saco pictures and see the mother with her baby in the stroller to move for a better world. Miro
closing belt again symbolic, photos of politicians and officials who continue to support people in the window of the brothel, I think the definition of performance of Diane Taylor "performance, bodies in motion that mean something," and I think life's a stage where reality and fiction permanently serve and mix.
Through White
Caracci, actress, Professor of Literature, I know Belén Cano, a journalist for The Atlantic 25.
Bethlehem with their complaints, coordinated with the work of Mar del Plata Alameda and some women from different political, managed the closure of a brothel where he had found slave labor.
At the moment I find it tells me that three days would make a march of the Multisectoral women, accompanied by Alameda Mar del Plata, to another brothel in the city where they knew there were 23 women in slavery. To accompany the Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo, sectional Mar del Plata, and neighbors and neighbors willing and eager to participate.
I'm heading there. The concentration would be Spain Plaza, Liberty and the Costa. When I encounter Bethlehem who introduced me to Patricia Gordon of Alameda Mar del Plata.
And she was:
"My name is Patricia Gordon, belong to Alameda Mar del Plata. Alameda is a foundation with headquarters in Buenos Aires, which comes from the era of the Assemblies, fighting for everything that referred to slave labor and trafficking in persons for sexual and labor exploitation. In Mar del Plata was a group that has been working since January 25 last year, when the Attorney General filed a complaint very important situations of exploitation and sexual slavery in the 400 brothels operating in the city. From this is followed by a series of raids where complaints were verified. This first report was very important in terms of the visibility of a phenomenon that has been present for many years here and fully legitimized by the institutions that should fight, which in some cases by action or omission end up being accomplices or co-responsible for the crime. "
How institutions operate against this?, what about the media?
We, from this work, we became a permanent work table against trafficking within the Council works deliberative, which was driven by a Councillor and articulated work with Alameda and other organizations and stakeholders. At the time, a few months ago, we made a statement about the situation of the classifieds where promoted these brothels, where we went to all media and especially to Multimedia The Capital, which is the largest daily newspaper in Mar del Plata, the most widely read, the daily tour. We stand against sexual solicitation notices, which are a breeding ground for human trafficking because the deeper causes that always is in those places that advertise free, is where the situations of slavery sexual. We send all this to the media and of course we had no answer because as know this is a big business, this newspaper has an agency that is dedicated specifically to be receiving these notices and we had no favorable response. We know that the country has several newspapers in the south and north that have withdrawn their ads, and we believe that this attitude is to live up to the circumstances, because while it is not new, we are at a point where in Congress are working deeply with this issue, we discuss the issue of consent, and the means for economic gain does not remove these notices.
And the social legitimacy? What about the community?
from one year to this party has put the issue on the public agenda for the first time, as a result of social organizations and groups that are fighting for this cause. Marplatense society in general is a very closed community to such events and so on, but today I am optimistic, you notice that we are gathered here not only Alameda but Human Rights Organizations. Are Mothers are children, is ATE, the Multisectoral Women who have been struggling with this for many years. And neighbors. Do you remember the topic of women who disappeared from the famous "Crazy List" that proved "the madman of the cops" because they were the police involved, a case that went unpunished because everyone knew it was the police but nobody moved because they were involved politicians, officials and police. But it's interesting because we are now reporting the same locations at the time the girls disappeared. This enlightens us something: the impunity of a crime gives rise to another crime.
Faced with this reality, what can art do that?
Art is an essential tool to work with this. I recently did a presentation that has to do with labor trafficking "clothing free slave labor," where many artists came and shaped what they felt at this time from his metier. Art is so rich and so wide that when you point the soul and the sensibildiad gives people the tools to concientizar.Y believe there are many possibilities from art to help visualize the fight.
Why did you get into this?
I always say that I found myself wanting to child sexual abuse. My first patient was a boy violated. I did not choose, was there. I was very touched at the time. I was very young and very inexperienced. I graduated and continued to work with everything that has to do with sexual abuse. And here I am. Walking today with neighboring organizations and neighbors who want to start changing and somewhat ...
Patricia
away. The march begins. I see Irene, of the Mothers of Mar del Plata, listed in the column and go. Near me, running a mom with a stroller and baby inside. The sun is strong in the Mar del Plata City Happy Summer. We walked and flags flying. Upon arrival, some students come to put in the window photos of politicians, judicial officials. Tinted black windows, of course, for anyone to see what happens inside. Then Patricia, accompanied by one of the Mothers come to put a symbolic closure strip in place while the representative of Buenos Aires ALAMEDA states, vehemently condemns the speaker situation. Denunciation of the network between the network of trafficking, the Real Estate League and judicial and political complicity (by action or omission). Are the media. People are coming. Echo complaints by noon of the season. (Someone, Enrique Borthiry, in his book Peace White Doves has said there once: Mar del Plata is a prostitute who is preparing for nine months to spread her legs for the season to those who come from outside)
Saco pictures and see the mother with her baby in the stroller to move for a better world. Miro
closing belt again symbolic, photos of politicians and officials who continue to support people in the window of the brothel, I think the definition of performance of Diane Taylor "performance, bodies in motion that mean something," and I think life's a stage where reality and fiction permanently serve and mix.
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