Buenos Aires, Nov 8 (Prensa Latina) Argentina’s Minister of Women, Gender and Diversity, Aylain Mazzina, today urged for strengthening ties, forging alliances and strengthening agendas to move forward towards more egalitarian societies in Latin America .
Speaking at the inauguration of the XV Regional Conference on Women in this capital, the Minister assured that the event is a unique opportunity for women and people to work together to improve the living conditions of lesbian, gay, bisexual groups, transsexuals and others. Is.
I call on you to continue your struggle for a more just, sovereign and just realm. Our countries face a common challenge: unequal distribution of care work. He said that we should move towards a solution collectively.
We want care to be recognized as a basic need, a work that contributes and a human right. The majority burden on families and especially on women must stop. He said this limits their ability to enter the labor market and their economic autonomy.
Mazina advocated the adoption of agreements that serve as guides for the design, implementation and monitoring of public policies that guarantee the redistribution of this work to sustain life.
He stressed that as a sector, we are facing a historic opportunity to build a true care society with strong commitments, leading to the development of universal, intersectoral, comprehensive, co-responsible and sustainable care systems. Is.
In addition, he invited to make the necessary effort to reverse the structural pattern of inequality.
For his part, Chile’s President Gabriel Boric, in a recorded message, highlighted the importance of his country’s delivery of the provisional presidency of the Argentine convention and protecting the progress of feminism through cooperation between the state, civil society and advocated doing. current movements.
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