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Argentina: Thousands flood La Plata streets demanding legal abortion
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14.10.2019
W/S Abortion rights activists marching in La Plata
M/S Activists marching
M/S Activists
M/S Activists marching
W/S Masked activists
W/S Activists marching
M/S Activist chanting
M/S Activists playing drums
M/S Activists marching
W/S Activists marching
M/S Activists marching
W/S Activists marching
W/S Activists throwing projectiles into police barricades outside Catedral de La Plata
W/S Activists throwing projectiles, fire in the street
W/S Activists throwing projectiles, fire in the street
W/S Activists throwing projectiles into barricades
W/S Activist running along the police barricades
W/S Activists throwing projectiles into barricades
W/S Activists throwing projectiles into barricades
W/S Activists throwing projectiles into barricades
M/S Activists dancing around fire
W/S Fire in the street
W/S Topless activists protesting *EXPLICIT*
M/S Topless activists protesting *EXPLICIT*
M/S Topless activists protesting *EXPLICIT*
M/S Activists protesting with banners
M/S Fire in the street
M/S Activists writing graffiti
M/S Activist writing graffiti
M/S Activist writing graffiti
SCRIPT
Thousands of women's rights activists took to streets of La Plata on Sunday, to voice their disagreement with strict abortion rules and denounce violence against women. The official march was organised on the sidelines of the 34th National Meeting of Women, a massive three-day event where women from all over the country claimed for their rights.
Footage shows women marching while carrying banners and flags, and playing drums.
Several dozens of more radical leftist activists protested outside the Catedral de La Plata (La Plata Cathedral) over the night, throwing projectiles into police barricades, writing graffiti and dancing around a fire.
Abortion is currently illegal in Argentina, except in cases of rape or when the life or health of the mother is at risk.
In August 2018, Argentina's Senate narrowly rejected a bill that would have allowed women to have abortions in the first 14 weeks of pregnancy.
M/S Activists marching
M/S Activists
M/S Activists marching
W/S Masked activists
W/S Activists marching
M/S Activist chanting
M/S Activists playing drums
M/S Activists marching
W/S Activists marching
M/S Activists marching
W/S Activists marching
W/S Activists throwing projectiles into police barricades outside Catedral de La Plata
W/S Activists throwing projectiles, fire in the street
W/S Activists throwing projectiles, fire in the street
W/S Activists throwing projectiles into barricades
W/S Activist running along the police barricades
W/S Activists throwing projectiles into barricades
W/S Activists throwing projectiles into barricades
W/S Activists throwing projectiles into barricades
M/S Activists dancing around fire
W/S Fire in the street
W/S Topless activists protesting *EXPLICIT*
M/S Topless activists protesting *EXPLICIT*
M/S Topless activists protesting *EXPLICIT*
M/S Activists protesting with banners
M/S Fire in the street
M/S Activists writing graffiti
M/S Activist writing graffiti
M/S Activist writing graffiti
SCRIPT
Thousands of women's rights activists took to streets of La Plata on Sunday, to voice their disagreement with strict abortion rules and denounce violence against women. The official march was organised on the sidelines of the 34th National Meeting of Women, a massive three-day event where women from all over the country claimed for their rights.
Footage shows women marching while carrying banners and flags, and playing drums.
Several dozens of more radical leftist activists protested outside the Catedral de La Plata (La Plata Cathedral) over the night, throwing projectiles into police barricades, writing graffiti and dancing around a fire.
Abortion is currently illegal in Argentina, except in cases of rape or when the life or health of the mother is at risk.
In August 2018, Argentina's Senate narrowly rejected a bill that would have allowed women to have abortions in the first 14 weeks of pregnancy.
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